The most important thing I learned from volunteering at the Shriners hospital was how to keep a positive attitude. Whether it's life or other people bringing you down, it's how you handle what's being thrown at you that counts. Having a good attitude in the work force will always come to a positive outcome.

Came back from a couple days away to find out Jobcasers volunteered supporting the NE Home for Veterans last couple days. Great cause, great team. Much love, positivity and support here at Jobcase, Inc. Very proud that this team constantly works to help people and generate positive vibes - certainly 2017 can use this!

#positivity #mission #veterans #jobcase

As I read through each post, I am highly enlightened by posts that are full of encouragement! The posts that are full of complaints, negativity, and no gratitude for what little one has is really sad....If u have legs that are functioning correctly, a brain that is still cognitive, and the necessary body parts that work as they should complaining and being negative should be the last thing that you are typing! As I sit in a wheelchair ( was hit by a car last month while walking not due to any foolishness on my part) and practice almost daily his to relearn how to walk so I can go back to walk even I see the blessing that is to come and I'm not complaining at all! How dare some of u just give up and or complain when u can walk and have full use or main use of needed body parts to change your circumstances! Start being thankful for what u do still have and concentrate on the necessary changes that God can make within u to change your situation even over night cuz He's just that powerful! Changing your mind is the beginning of changing your life. I'm praying for u all!

Yesterday, I missed who I use to be. I missed the girl who had something to be proud of when I had a job and a life. I missed the girl who was genuinely happy in her own skin. I missed the girl who would look in the mirror and not see every flaw. I missed the girl who didn’t let the negative words of others bother her or feared rejection. I was tough, I was strong, I really missed who I was. TOMORROW I have a job interview and I am proud, happy, and confident once more. Even having a small glimmer of hope is enough to keep us going. Don’t lose yourself friends. Up until yesterday, I did. I forgot how awesome I am. I am not perfect, but when I want to be I can be really great at the things I do. Don’t forget who you are, where you come from, and ALWAYS look to where you are going.

Happy Tuesday Jobcasers! I hope your weeks are off to great starts filled with interviews, or starting the dream jobs you’ve landed.

I wanted to take a moment and address something that has really been bugging me lately... It’s the amount of negativity within our community that can often translate to bullying. Yes, we sometimes think our fellow members are whining, or they’re not trying hard enough, or they have a situation way less severe than yours. And you think to yourself "how could their issues possibly be any worse than mine?". But that’s the wrong attitude and I want to remind you of something.. Just because you or I might not understand someone else’s plight or struggle, doesn’t make it any less real, painful or stressful. We all feel things differently because (and here is where the beauty of Jobcase comes through) we are all DIFFERENT!

There are going to be times when you'll see a fellow member has posted on a topic that you may not necessarily agree with. And your immediate gut reaction is to post exactly what's on your mind, in that exact moment, which will most likely result in a response that is full of every emotion you're feeling (frustration, anger, etc.) in that moment. Instead, hit your internal pause button and take the time to answer in a thoughtful way that is devoid of negative thoughts and emotions. This was you can post a response that offers feedback or advice in a positive tone that is coming from a good place, and often constructive.

Jobcase was built as an avenue to build each other up while giving honest and CONSTRUCTIVE feedback… Jobcase was not built to break each other down. We're see far too much of this breaking down lately, and it’s got to stop. As I said above, we are ALL in this together and we need each other.

Lastly.. As the bible and the golden rule both say in one form or another.. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. Let’s keep that in mind here when we’re responding to posts or posting our own.

I’d love to hear your thoughts..

#recruitersadvice #kindness #support #trendingtopics #positivity

I keep a smile on my face and still do my job.

I recently did a test to see if my clothes REALLY change my outlook and how I feel about myself. On Monday I wore jeans and a sweatshirt all day and Tuesday I wore a dress with a cardigan. What I found was that I really did feel more refreshed and excited for the day on Tuesday. It somehow made me feel motivated. Does anyone else feel this way depending on how they dress????

Looking for a part time job in my area. Needing extra income for my family and I! I'm very dependable and a hard worker. Up to any challenges that come my way! Any help or ideas please send my way!

I just wanted to leave some positivity and let people know that it's hard being an adult, and many applying for jobs, doing phone and in-person interviews, never getting any responses, just remember the beauty is in the effort. All you can do is apply and let things happen from there. We are all trying hard to get ahead in life. It's not easy but as long as you have support, the efforts make it tolerable (sometimes) to deal with.

#positivity #efforts #keepgoing

I'm sure there will be many more opportunities just around the corner. Just try to stay the course and be patient. That's all any of us can do. Good luck:)