Are you a Jobcaser of the Week ($100 award)? If not, maybe next week?
It can pay to help people in the Jobcase Community! Five Jobcasers are selected as the Jobcasers of the Week, and they are awarded $100 for:
1 - Providing helpful answers to questions by fellow Jobcasers
2 - Having a fully filled out profile, including a profile picture
Here are the Jobcasers of the Week!
Scott Dixon, connect with Scott here - Scott replied to a question about the duties needed to complete as a Cook.
“A line cook is very fast-paced, critical communication between the grill cook, flat-top cook, and the very stressful fry cook. Not to mention timing, not to cross-contaminate different kinds of food, being able to tolerate extreme heat for long periods of time, and it's extremely stressful. Especially on Sunday church crowds come in at the same time. That's when you know if you can hack it or not. Trust me!”
Trista Moore, connect with Trista here - Trista replied to a question about landing a Housekeeper job.
“It depends on if you're working for a company or privately. Speaking as an experienced housekeeper of both companies is stricter usually. Unless you find something that's under the table and then it's typically going to pay you between $2 to $5 per room. And privately speaking you do run into similar issues but your biggest issue is trust cuz most people are not trusting anymore. Also the location.”
Helen Price, connect with Helen here - Helen recently responded to a member question about the years of experience requirement needed to land a Vendor Worker job.
“To be a vendor worker you only need the motivation and determination to want to learn new thing’s quickly and under stressful conditions, trial and error but it’s rewarding but it’s not for someone looking for a normal position, use my link in my bio, try it out.”
Salvador Robles, connect with Salvador here - Salvador replied to a question about the job duties needed to complete as a Supervisor.
“It depends on what company you are a supervisor for. A store supervisor's responsibility is different than a warehouse Supervisor but one thing in common is that you will need to motivate your team, and train and coach them to be successful. Always listen to what your team has to say at meetings and look into any suggestions they give because after all, they are the ones doing the work day in and day out. Be humble and don't be afraid to get your hands dirty.”
Sandra Sertano, connect with Sandra here - Sandra replied to a question about what to bring up in an interview for a Cleaner job.
“That question is very vague because it depends on what type of cleaning you're doing if you're working for yourself or if you're working for a company it differs. I would just make sure if I'm working for a company that they're supplying the supplies. Do I have a paid lunch break? Do I have paid transportation? If I'm going to be using my vehicle? If I have to wear a uniform are they providing the uniform or are they compensating me for purchasing a uniform? Basic things like that.”
Congratulations to this week’s Jobcasers of the Week!
The toughest job you’re going to LOVE!
No matter what your current station is in life, the labor of seeking, finding, and accepting happiness into your life is a daily challenge.
The way we choose to respond to negative and positive life experiences is how we're going to genuinely determine our joy in life. Happiness comes from putting in daily work and actively choosing how you deal with what life brings you.
Practicing patience, surrounding ourselves with positive people, and remaining focused primarily on things we can control are helpful character traits and tools we can employ to help us overcome unexpected life challenges.
“The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance, the wise grows it under his feet.” — James Oppenheim
Our member selection for Jobcaser of the Week is Corrie Valdez from Stonewall, LA. Corrie is a licensed Mental Health Professional who experiences a healthy dose of joy in her daily life whenever she has an opportunity to motivate and inspire others to seek out their best self.
She recently landed a new job within her profession, (Congrats Corrie!), and is super grateful for all the member engagement, support, and collaboration she was able to experience in the Jobcase community during her new job search journey over the past year.
“I am uniquely created with the purpose and vision of making a better life for those around me. I thrive from shining my light into the world and encouraging the growth in others.” - Follow, Connect, or DM Corrie here
Need to recharge your job search spirit? Check out these Corrie Valdez trending posts:
Please join us in extending a warm and heartfelt Congratulations to Corrie Valdez for her continued member support and encouragement within this community.
Enjoy your $100 Reward Corrie!
Ready to give up job searching?
Is the job search taking longer than you expected? Are you feeling discouraged because you’re not getting the kind of offers or feedback that you want or need?
Job search fatigue is real, and when you’re in the thick of an intense job hunt, the stress-induced daily grind of the “search, apply, eat, sleep, and repeat” routine can start to wear down even the most confident, highly skilled, and self-assured job seekers. Sound like a familiar experience?
Don’t let the weight of this stress discourage you to the point that you feel desperate or begin to doubt yourself.
Instead, find healthy ways to cope with your frustrations. Explore healthy behaviors and strategies that will boost your morale level and leave you more energized to continue your job search.
Our member selection for Jobcaser of the Week is May DelRosario from Honolulu, HI, (Aloha!). May is a Fitness Specialist, Public Relations Manager, and successful Health & Fitness Advocate with a proven track record of helping people discover and develop personal self-care and wellness solutions in order to achieve overall well-being.
”Generous, humble, and grateful Jobcase member with 30 years of experience as a Fitness Specialist and Community advocate for Wellness and Healthy Lifestyles.” - Follow, Connect, and/or DM May here
Check out May DelRosario’s trending posts:
Please join us in extending a warm and heartfelt Congratulations to our Jobcaser of the Week Winner May DelRosario for her continued member support and encouragement within this community.
Enjoy your $100 Reward May!
Is your resume readily available online?
Are you still looking for a job? Where can employers find your resume online? Is your resume updated and fitted to match the new jobs you are currently pursuing?
Having an updated online resume that is searchable and readily available for recruiters and hiring managers is an Essential step toward achieving a successful job search experience.
No one really sets out to become a professional job seeker as a career BUT when you're looking for a new job, understanding how to get hired, within a constantly changing employment community, is incredibly valuable.
The good news is that you don’t have to face this challenge alone!
Making connections with the right people and investing a little effort can instantly boost your hiring potential.
Our member selection for Jobcaser of the Week is Genise Caruso. Genise is a Technical Writer and Professional Resume Writer in Verona, WI who’s dedicated a considerable amount of time, throughout her career, helping job seekers successfully navigate through their new job and career-building journeys.
“As a highly-capable, experienced freelance Technical Writer, and Certified Professional Resume Writer, I firmly believe providing the highest quality service to each client is the key to a successful business! I work with my clients closely, on a one-to-one basis, whether they are down the street or “down under.” Establishing positive working relationships, then maintaining a high level of trust is absolutely essential!” - Follow, Connect, or DM Genise here
Check out Genise Caruso trending posts:
Please join us in extending a warm and heartfelt Congratulations to Genise Caruso for her continued member support and encouragement within this community.
Enjoy your $100 Reward!
Are you our next Jobcaser of the Week Winner, ($100 award)?
It pays to help people in the Jobcase Community! Five Jobcasers are selected as the Jobcasers of the Week, and they are awarded $100 for:
- 1 - Providing helpful answers to questions by fellow Jobcasers
- 2 - Having a fully filled out profile, including a profile picture
Here are the Jobcasers of the Week!
Dominique Mathiot, connect and follow Dominique - Dominique shared a fantastic post this week outlining her results-driven job search strategy, see Make it a job to find a job...
- "I go to my Community Resource Center, Michigan Works, and literally spend as much time as I could there, some days up to 8 hours, following up on emails, phone calls, searching job boards, and networking."
Nathain Moyer, connect and follow Nathain - Nathain shared some insightful advice about how many years of experience is needed to qualify for a cook job...
- "You really don't need any as long as you let your employer know that you have no experience but are willing to learn a lot of employers like that because then they can train you how they want."
Patricia Haymon, connect and follow Patricia - Patricia offered some useful tips on Customer Service skills and traits needed to land a Customer Service job...
- "Greet every customer that came into the store... Help any customer who needs assistance...keep coolers stocked..make sure ur cash drawer is kept good from beginning to end of the shift."
Miranda Smalls, connect and follow Miranda - Miranda replied to a question about one important thing I should do during my interview at Burger King...
- "Let them know you are very knowledgeable about every position in the store they might have your an excellent cook. You've run drive-thru services before and are very OCD about cleanliness."
Annette Mcdavid, connect and follow Annette - Annette shared some Awesome advice about duties needed to complete as a Sales Associate...
- "It depends on where the job is.. you will probably end up doing a lot of customer service, helping customers with existing accounts, or in some places it may just be standing behind the counter running a cash register."