Tomeka Hameen: Well let me just tell you this right now, i havent had a really steady job since i dont know march of last year. I'm visiting my dad in nc and i still live in the northeast got a call from an employer so it took me a while.
Raven Purl: Look around. ask for job applications. turn in resumes. continue to do so to as many places as possible. personally i'd prefer to walk in and turn in a resume/form. you just need to take your chances and put yourself out there and not just wait around at home, hoping for a phone call.
Lou Ravelo: awww good for you sweetie you have a dream fullfill it. i would look on the website to apple under careers or even email them or do research for that company so you know what they want and then work towards your goal. all the best good luck.
Abraham Ladick: I'm looking for a job in the Fremont, Union City, or Newark. i'm 18 with and a highschool graduate. I'm worried there may be a local job that! would be a good option yet i'm not aware of it. Any suggestions? Perhaps a list of local buisnesses that highschool graduates?
Gale Hartt: I suggest you to visithttp://tiny.cc/ramomI hope that resolves your problem. answers.yahoo.com also helped me.
Frederick Mccoach: I am looking to add members to my sales force! What is your back round? What type of job are you looking for?!
Sharie Sommerville: If you own a degree - or any alternative qualification - then you'll already be ahead of the masses when it comes to looking for vocations. My buddy has a degree and he wasn't sure what direction to go with it, but he discovered some excellent instruction on the resource in the resource box below which guided him to settle that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is loads of help on the resource regarding alternative vocations.
Tom Romer: I have been looking since march of last year. I was able to get a temp job in 2011 it was suppose to last at least! 6 months which is what they told us but it only last less tha! n a week.. Apparently they hired to many people and they got it done. (warehouse work). I have not been able to find a job yet? Plus it's hard to get a job when u send in the application or resume and they see large gaps in employment. but there is nothing u can do about that. I want to know how long have you been looking for a job or now that u finally have a job how long did it take to find it?...Show more
Booker Warlick: you are going to need a CS degree for software or a CompEng degree for hardware. go to the best school that you can get in and get the highest GPA that you can. i'd get an MS as well. Quality people in either of these fields are in short supply.
Troy Monsivais: My dream is to one day work for Apple designing products and software. I am not to sure of the steps I need to take though. Right now I am a sophomore in high school and I am wondering what classes I should take. What should I major in? If any one could lead me in the right directio! n it would be appreciated:)
Lenard Ginyard: dunno quite so much in the US but in the UK unless you have at least some experience in what you want to do you'll find it hard.years ago when I applied to agencies I never heard a word from them, and all I ever got was dirty crap work.Now I have some experience I'm actually getting offers from from the agencies instead of me having to chase them.I've found that it's a case of trying to make as big an impact as possible in your interview with them, firsly tho don't think of it as a formal interview (obviously still turn up looking nice) and then basically bug the sh** out of them, if your phoning them everyday asking if theres anything avaliable you should build up a bit of a rapore etc and hopfully they'll help you,It really depends what your looking for...Show more
Isreal Kochheiser: A temp agency is ok I guess. It just depends on where you are in the US. Some of them ask for you to pay for the services and other don! 't. Why don't you try some web pages as well to see what else is out the! re. Plus there is also a trick to getting a job when there aren't any being advertised at all. You can put applications out at places that aren't hiring at all and sometimes they will have someone leave or they really are hiring and the person you ask wont know what is really going on sometimes. So check out some web pages first and see what is out there. You can also go to a State Assistance office (it will be called the welfare office) and get resources from them as well. That office isn't just for those who are on the assistance they help with what is out there for anyone so you don't end up on the assistance at all. Even when your from out of the country. I have had to use that office a few times when I had money saved up to live on but just needed a job. So you can try them as well. Since I have no clue where you are it will be hard to find a great site for you....Show more
Leticia Laiben: There are advantages as well as disadvantages finding employement through ! an agency. Most agencies place you at a job but for a temporary amount of time. Most agencies also place the job seeker on a contract. Ex: They help you find a job at a company, you might end up working for 6 months or so then they move you to another company. I have worked for the Employment Development Department for the State of CA and have learned many little tricks towards finding success while searching for a job. There are many wonderful employment sites you can log on to so that you can find a job on your own. I wish I knew what state you live in. If there is a WorkSource Center in your area, take advantage of their free services. This isn't an agency, there are programs where you can have a case manger help you find a job by giving you great job referrals. Also try career builder and monster.com. Alot of my clients have had good luck on those sites. Good luck and God bless....Show more
Jude Kennelly: ive applied for so many jobs the past 6+months ! i cant even remember all of them :(
Garrett Detone: Disadvantages! to working for an employment agency is that the client you're working for can simply tell you that you're not needed any longer. Also, unless you have a college education or almost expert mechanical work experience, your gonna be offered sub par jobs like working 10 or 12 hours a day in a warehouse loading and unloading trucks.
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