Do you customize your resume for each job application? Why or why not?
How do you make a resume?
If you could design your ideal remote job, what would it look like?
great place, great pay, great people, and a family atmosphere.
My ideal job would be part time. 20 hours a week max. Work my own hours. Paid training. Nothing out of country.Don't want to have to create a wallet to covert Bitcoin into U.S currency.
What’s one professional risk you took that paid off?
Changed professions from artists to driver
At the time, I was working full-time and had a stable job, but I felt like I had hit a ceiling. I decided to enroll in courses to earn a Nationally Accredited Maths and English Level 2 certification — even though it meant sacrificing evenings, weekends, and personal time. It was a risk because I wasn't guaranteed a promotion or a new job after finishing.
However, getting those qualifications opened unexpected doors. Not only did I qualify for roles that required higher literacy and numeracy skills, but employers also saw my willingness to learn as a major asset. Within a year, I landed a better-paying position with more responsibility and growth opportunities.
The biggest lesson? Sometimes the best investment you can make is in yourself. Taking a professional risk to build your skills — even when it feels uncertain — can lead to opportunities you never imagined.
What do you love or hate most about working from home?
I need at least 10
The savings
What’s the weirdest interview question you’ve ever been asked?
Pues trabajaría concentrada para que me dejen trabajar mucho tiempo
Do you like sushi?
What helped you most when changing careers or industries?
My approach, as in my mental state. Changing jobs is different than changing careers. The most important thing for me was my confidence. no matter what the role is, I have to convey my confidence and competence to fill the role. From that perspective came my approach. Wisdom has been and continues to be, my best helper.
Alot of prayers. I believe it will pay off.
What’s one red flag you look out for in a new job?
The support given and available whenever it's needed.
Nobody seems to want anything to do with you as a new hire, or they don't look too thrilled about having to train you.
What’s the biggest challenge you face when applying for jobs online?
Not having a opportunity to answer questions about my work experience in a face to face setting
Never hear a word back after applying or after an interview that I felt I did very well on, just no further communication, it is so discouraging.
What’s the best piece of career advice you’ve ever received—and do you still follow it?
Take my heart off my sleeve and put in my pocket
They have told me that they can write a letter about my job performance to any job that I apply for
If you could change one thing about your current job or last job, what would it be?
Coworkers
At least some encouragement and support instead of the feeling like I just can't measure up.
I'm looking for a job at home. They look @me wierd with me handicap.