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Michael Carvalho
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over 6 months ago

On this Memorial Day Weekend 2023, Share your work experiences with our community. This is a job I recently completed. We rebuild this Condo from scratch. #lovemyjob

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Sarah Foley
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over 6 months ago

My dad taught me that, “if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life. “.
#jobsearch #wordsofadvice #advice #happyatwork #lovemyjob #hatemyjob #retired

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Jamily Knight
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over 6 months ago

Interviewing during the pandemic is harder than anyone ever imagined. Keep your head high and keep going! I just landed my dream job and here are a few tips that really helped me:

  1. Make a plan and record your efforts- I tracked every application, call and follow up and made notes in a spreadsheet on next actions to take
  2. Take time to engage in conversations and social platforms online that will connect you to people in your field- Comment on interesting topics and post regularly
  3. Mentally prepare before each interview to do your best- I like breathing exercises to calm and focus, morning affirmations and doing a tech check before every video call

Good luck and hang in there!

#lovemyjob

#advice #motivation

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Deirdra Hall
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over 6 months ago

Having a Job at Ihop has been a wonderful experience for me. I have learned about myself along the way. The toughest part about a job is always acclimating to your new environment and learning the ins and outs of what you are doing. The best part about a job is being rewarded with a sense of purpose. As well as a feeling gratitude and accomplishment for being able to take on more responsibility that pays both physically and mentally. Working at IHOP has done all of these things for me and I’m so excited to keep growing within myself and my work environment! #Lovemyjob

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June Adams
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over 6 months ago

I really don't have an answer for that.I would like to say that this is my first time working in the healthcare field and I've done market research for the last 20 years and childcare also for the last 10 years and for me to do this is different and I enjoy it I like helping people I enjoy helping people I am a people person I care about people's feelings and I just want people to be happy and comfortable in their own home I want them to be able to trust us so that they are able to go on with their daily routine once we leave them and they'll know that we'll be back again to help them this is a wonderful experience for me I'm glad that I am with Addus home health Care thank you for accepting my application and thank you for the wonderful training that I had to.

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Lynn Waters
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over 6 months ago

I actually grew quite use to very stressful days while working for clinical radiology, but honestly having the knowledge to be able to do your job extremely well under stress or not was actually very fullfilling. Just knowing that you had solid knowledge driven answers in any situation could be quite fullfilling and comforting to coworkers and site facilities. Through years of experience i have learned to not let stress or strain get in my way, to me it was just part of the job and something i was able to easily handle with a nice bubble bath at the end of a rather grueling day.

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Anthony FRANCO
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over 6 months ago

I've always wanted to drive a city bus especially in the borough of Manhattan. You never know who is going to get on your bus. I'm a people person. I get along with everybody. To be in control of the most important vehicle and answering all types of questions. I felt like a tour guide most of the time. To wear the blue uniform with my silver and blue badge on my right shoulder I felt like a representative of New York City. It was a very rewarding career.

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Maralee Mullins
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over 6 months ago

I was a night manager of a Assisted Living facility,I lived there with the Seniors. Extremely rewarding experience, the people are so appreciative of any assistance. I got to visit each apartment individually in the evening as I gave night time meds to the residents. Really looked forward to visiting with them. I worked full time elsewhere during the day, came home to my Seniors at night.

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Telexia Harris
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over 6 months ago

My experience with grandson was great. I love my job as a line Runner. I love to see people when they smile when they was happy about that meal and when they came back. The restaurant was a family-oriented company and I loved it and I hope that you love grandson as much as I did. Ias a line Runner? I would say.Welcome to grandsons.

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Carlos (Dan) Gonzalez
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over 6 months ago

I enjoy a fine dining and craft cocktail environment far more than an informal "speed bar" when I make drinks for people. It affords me the opportunity to truly express myself with the artistry, and in many cases, interact with clientele on a more meaningful level. Taking pride in my work is something I will always do, but that customers often appreciate watching a manhattan or an old fashioned being created was something that I certainly re-learned at the Boiler House.

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