Where do you see yourself in five years?
This a typical interview question, its an opportunity to provide your vision, the confident applicant knows what he or she can accomplish over 5 years when given the opportunity, sometimes Its appropriate to bold!
Taking back offer acceptance
Has anyone ever accepted an offer for a new job and then change their mind?
Great interview and never heard back!!
#so I seems this might be the new trend. Remember Small business were helped out by the government one of the stipulations was they must look for help but that doesn't mean they technically have to hire to receive financial help!! Just saying....
The way I live
Anyone else live like this? Counting down the days until their next paycheck? #payday
Who’s showing up for you at work?
In the season of thankfulness, instead of putting your energy on the things and people you cannot control, focus on who’s always got your back. We cannot choose the people we work with and that’s exactly why great coworkers are rare and hard to find❤️. I’m very lucky to have met a few in my career.
Who is your champion at work? What makes them so special?
Lack of communication?
I went to orientation for this job at the airport I started the hiring process back in September! I didn’t hear from nobody until the end of October he called me one morning in a sunday Rushing and asking me to come in I explained to him why I couldn’t at the time I didn’t have a babysitter. So a week went by and he calls me asking me about why I hadn’t been there and that I had been absent for 3 days which no one told me to come in I declined the job because I sat there and wait ones for a month and there’s was a lack of communication,what would y’all have done ?
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Thank you ma'am! 13 years of identity theft with every corp or organization using me for any penny that can get from this internet mess of all.
37 year-olds afraid of the 20 somethings working for them
Came across this article today and had a little chuckle, turns out millennials are having a hard time adjusting to no longer being the tastemakers in their office. As a proud GenXer I guess I'm too cynical to have cared to be considered "uncool" by my younger colleagues. Besides I have a teen daughter who relishes each opportunity to declare how "uncool" I am.
Does anyone remember what it was like to head to work one day and realize that you're the old person at work now?
References
I have been out of work since April of this year. I had quite a few interviews, a couple of which I was told I had the job, only thing that needed to be done was a background and reference check. I thought it was all good because my background check would come back with nothing on it. I actually was set to sign a teaching contract the next day, but (and this completely gutted me) about an hour later after talking with a reference, I was no longer being considered for the position. This lady who I worked with for years completely sabotaged me. Apparently she relayed things to the principal that made ne unsuitable for the position. I have since learned that other employers that called her were also given a bunch of lies. My level of anger is high and have been thinking of filing a defamation suite, but in the end I learned watch whom you use as a reference.
Going to an interview!!!
Went to an interview yesterday which went well. I was told I would be going to orientation today, so I figured I had the job in the bag, only to get to which I thought was orientation, to be interviewed again by two other people. I was also told that I would here something back by the end of the work day today, and surprisingly I have heard nothing. Soooooo disappointing, when l thought I had the job. Not giving up though, I know something will come through for me. Keeping the faith!!!! #interview #hired #advice
Anyone else feeling like this lately?
I'm really hoping the current job environment will create better days ahead #jobsearch #workfromhome #interview
Now days employers want the most for the least amount of expense. Per say I have 9 years inventory exp., purchasing etc etc, I know how to work with different inventory control systems, operate machinery, work in medical, retail or food. I know I'm worth 25.00-29.00 an hour, but employers only want to offer minimum wage and want all the experience but I'm passed along when they see what I want. Employers are not out there to benefit you. They're here to offer you what they want if you don't take it someone else will take it for even less. Just like position titles are changing and getting fancy but yet the pay is nowhere near the title. Give the employer what they want pass your probationary period and stick with it til you find something better or slow down, they can't fire you as long as you don't impede money being made.
@Cynthia Watkins a lot of People Pay $40.00 a Day to go to Work. Some Pay even more to go longer Distances when Public Transportation is not an Option.
I hope I am hoping to find a full time job and that I will believe my father and I will have good health.