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Elyssa Duncan
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over 6 months ago

Around the world, governments are beginning to explore ways to safely re-open the economy. As a result, people are preparing to head back to work.

As we start to take steps towards bringing normalcy back to our lives post-Coronavirus, what is concerning YOU as you either A) enter back into the workforce or B) resume your job search?

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Elyssa Duncan
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Hopefully you've all noticed some of the exciting changes that have happened in our Community over the last few weeks! One of my favorite additions is the ability for the Jobcase Team to produce ARTICLES!

So far we've covered topics such as

just to name a few!!

I wanna know...

What else should we discuss?! Comment below!

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Fon Boris
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over 6 months ago

Hello,I am Boris. Reside at Estrella mountains Goodyear. I am new here and still under immigration proceedings .i get really lonely home now doing nothing as I don’t yet have a work authorization. I really need to get busy and I will welcome any help from someone out there and will also love any volunteering .

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Deanna Stover
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over 6 months ago

I am an educated witty strong Independent woman. I am graduted from high school, had vocational training in web design and computer software be like the windows Excel and power point. I have enough ambition and able to learn and adapt to anything I put my mind to. I am a hard worker a problem.solver and outgoing. I make a great leader and present myself as a friendly person.y biggest problem is my past and my gapes in my employment and the different types of employment I have had is so much different one from the other. I always have e a great go at most of the job Interview and have even.been hired, only.to.be denied or let down later when my back ground check come back. It's discouraging and exhausting how often I am actually turned away or down due toy.past. I really need to feed my brain and educated my self in order to feel the satisfaction.of success in my heart to be all the way complete Inside. What kind.i.do toakw.sure I can have a better result then what i have been getting #motivation

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Amy Dorsey
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over 6 months ago

I hate this I been in Ohio over a year been filling out applications I even belong to a company who's helping me I have a big gap in employment so that's what's killing me I'm sure and I have a learning disability I'm about to give up

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Geovanny Martinez
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over 6 months ago

It's been 7 years but a new chapter is welcomed. Wishing those out there also on the job hunt the best of luck!

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Shawn Huff
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over 6 months ago

I have over 25 years of experience in non-profit community building initiatives and relationships. After a prolonged period of medical disability I’m trying to get back on track. I live in Phoenix, AZ with very few real connections here. Any ideas?

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Lenin Pina
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over 6 months ago

New member Debbie Cruz raises some pretty serious concerns in her recent post Seeking advice on resume and frank discussion on age !.

"will anyone be interested in hiring me at my rather advanced age?"

Extended lapse in employment to care for ailing parents and/or Loved ones, re-entering the workforce in a new profession at an advanced age, finding work life or manageable work/life balance are a series of concerns affecting job seekers of all ages today.

How do qualified candidates like Debbie attract employer attention and remain competitive in todays impersonal and highly automated employment community?

Your suggestions, comments, and tips are greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advance!

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Well, the next time I apply for a no experience job with a minimum highschool diploma, I will not add my Bachelor degree. That makes me disqualified for the job. Once, it was $100,000 per year in Boulder...... I was bloody over qualified. Only a person of lower education was qualified to do the job.

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Debbie Cruz
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over 6 months ago

Hi Everyone, If you have a spare moment I am seeking advice on my resume' and employment prospects. May as well start with my biggest concern, my age! I am 67 yrs old. I am about to complete my graduate studies, I have a BA in Sociology and am completing my MA degree in History with a concentration in Public History ( with a 4.0!!) in a couple of months. I am quite concerned as I have not been employed for nearly 25 yrs., I stopped working as a Commercial Property Manager in Austin,Texas to care for my seriously ill parents, following their deaths I began university studies with the help of my husband's VA benefits. My strengths are in research,composition and working with people- my limitations are that due to my husband conditions, total disabled veteran, I need to work from home- I have completed all of my university studies online and been very successful. My questions to you:

  1. Will anyone be interested in hiring a person of my age?
  2. Do you think there are valid research positions available for remote workers?
  3. How should I address my quite obvious lapse in employment on my resume' ? I appreciate you rime in reading this and would be so grateful for any guidance- Debbie Cruz
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