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Sally Molina
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over 6 months ago

Happy Sunday!

Do you pause your job search? šŸ˜Ž = Yes, I take a break | šŸ”Ž = No, I keep looking! Answer with the appropriate emoji!

#poll #jobsearch #SundayFunday

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Rochelly Fajardo
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over 6 months ago

Reaction Poll: Vacation Time!

I came across an article that says that the average US worker said they had taken just about half (54%) of their paid time off in the past 12 months. As someone who just came back from vacation, and I plan to use my time off accordingly this year, I couldn't help but wonder: Why would anyone NOT use their full vacation time each year?

šŸ’– My unused time off rolls over every year, I can take more time later

šŸ’Æ I get paid any unused time off each year, it's not lost if I can cash it

šŸ‘šŸ½ It is not encouraged where I work, even if you have the time to take off

šŸ‘šŸ½ I work a lot and I really like working, I don't really need vacation

Other reasons I missed? And any opinions, feel free to voice it in the comments! #watercooler #poll

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Heath Alva
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over 6 months ago

Reaction Poll: Worst part of searching for a job?

What's the worst part of the job search process?

To vote select the Reaction that fits your thoughts the best.

ā¤ļø: Confusing job descriptions
šŸ’Æ: No salary listed in job descriptions
šŸ‘: Filling out application after application with the same information
šŸ‘: Interviewing
šŸ¤”: Being ghosted after an interview
😮: Other

#jobsearch #poll

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Lauren Brucato
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over 6 months ago

Work culture in LA vs. SF - what's better?

It seems like San Francisco is more intense and competitive, and LA is more laid back. But maybe not if you're trying to get into the entertainment industry. #losangeles #workculture #poll

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Kai Dickerson
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over 6 months ago

Quick Poll

With grocery stores being the biggest employers now, would you be comfortable working among shoppers? Comment to reply.
#coronavirus

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