It is so frustrating when a job is open for 3-4 months, is closed, and is posted again with the same title. It would be nice if the employer let us know if we were rejected the first time. This would be more useful than sending us a "your resume was impressive" form letter, and encouraging us to visit their career site again.

I need advice, please! I have been looking for a full time position as an Executive or Administrative Assistant with absolutely no luck! I am bilingual 100%, have over 23 years of experience working in the US and Europe and worked as an EA up until 2017. I am a member of the Air National Guard and was offered a full time position in my career field as an MP. I am coming up to my 2 year mark and desperately want to go back working as an Admin but am unable to. I have applied for countless jobs and barely get any responses back. Sometimes I believe it’s because I am a protected veteran but then I opt out of responding and nothing. Is the market really that bad or is it because I am in the military? I am starting to lose hope. Any thoughts or advice?

Thank you all!

I have been unemployed for 15 weeks from a job that I absolutely loved and I never thought I would have been in this situation. I truly believe that if I had taken care of my health and had a much needed neck surgery I would still have my job. They let me go after I returned to work for 5 days after my recovery...they asked if I was still on pain meds. I answered not knowing I was going to be let go because of it...I was prescribed them by my doctor and taking them according to the script and really I wasn't even taking them hike I was at work. Anyway I just got a letter from the Ga Department of Labor saying my unemployment benefits have been depleted. I don't have a job yet and I have sent out I don't know over 100s of resumes and I've only gotten 2 interviews. I can't live without money. My daughter is trying to help but she is a single mom. Am I able to reapply for an extension of benefits? Does anyone know? Or do I need to go get a retail job for way less than I was making before? (I know something is better than nothing) I am so depressed and almost paralized with depression and fear I just need some other opinions. There are some days its all I can motivate myself to do is let the fur babies out. I haven't had to go through this much stress in a long time. I tell you the stress I thought I had while I was working was nothing compared to this...

I have submitted resume after resume, applications after applications via job webistes and apps but getting very discouraged that Ivd yet to have an opportunity. What am I doing wrong?

I have been unemployed since September, bills piling up, and after my car broke down i lost my job now i am in a homeless shelter. I have so much experience but its getting so frustrating when no one notices, and I am soo tired of filling out app after app and nothing happens but an email saying they have decided to go with another applicant

Job weight on feedback from Waste Management so I did follow through

It was a comfortable environment, friendly staff and good communication.

I have finished my phlebotomy a year ago. And I have been trying to find a job in this career. And I have applied every single places that I could think of. And I would not get a call back or a response back or an email back from anyone. I was told that you do not need to get your certification as a phlebotomist. Herere I am still stuck trying to find a job that I can rely on.

I did an online application for a job and they called me a week later for an interview and I went to it and they were having an inspection the day I was asked for an interview and told me that they will call me after the inspection was over!! And they never did. Why would they do that smh

Of 6 departments all had a two men crew except mine, during the rush hour I would be over run with tasks which made it slow in getting all of my costumers out the door. I was told I would be cross trained and I accepted that and could do all three departments but with monetary raise.