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“Don’t be afraid to give up the good to go for the great.” - John D. Rockefeller

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Nanette Scott: I'm trusting GOD for my next direction as always he has never let me down ! ! !!

Deborah Daniel: I am just praying for the best in my future. God has been tremendously good to me. I have a lot to be thankful for.

Debra Marek: All we have is God, that's why Stephen. I understand your point, but you have to believe (somewhere deep inside) that God will direct you to your next destination. God AND YOU......

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Do you know someone who could use this message?

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Don't be afraid to counter offer.

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Gene Olot: Work hard, study hard, the market forces will take care of the rest

Mario Lopez: Unfortunately, too many people applying for the same job. This gives recruiting companies control on the negotiation process. You have to differentiate yourself from the bunch

Robert Martin: You don't sound free to me. You sound like a bunch of slaves and followers. Waiting for someone else to cut you a break. There's a cost when you let others make the big decisions for yourselves. Be your own boss and for those that cant, well that's a life of letting others make the big decisions so quit whining.

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You need experience to get a job, but you need a job to get that experience. What do you do? http://cb.com/2tCNw5C

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DavidLee Berry: I'm sorry your OVER-qualified. Heard that before... :-(

Dorothy Brown: Can someone please help me I have applied for jobs and jobs and jobs I'm hoping Careerbuilder can help me out with real jobs that exist

CareerBuilder: +Dorothy Brown Hi, are you applying for jobs through our site, but just not getting any calls or replies? This article has a handy list of things to make sure you're doing to get more attention from employers. Check it out: https://cb.com/2sQ9jFb

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“In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun.” - Mary Poppins

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You should always be advancing your career. If you're stuck in a job that you can't grow in, maybe it's time for a new one. http://cb.com/2t2ZZCt

Cire Najuip: hello my name is eric pijuan jobs opportunities the techician electronic aviation fcc,faa,element 1-3-8-9-,wi-fi and techician mechanic fuel injerto, electronicmechanic 21 year mi phone 939-402-7751 thanks

Jeff Chambers: Trust me I am trying to advance in my career and I just can't seem to get there. I believe I do good in interviews by going in with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. I have enough experience and I still want to deepen my skills plus great customer skills. BUT yet I just can't seem to get over some hurdle. SMH!

David Perugini: I think there's a misconception of "Career Growth" that gets translated to reaching a "management" role. Sometimes it means getting better and increasing your skill set to become more proficient at your current job. As example, an engineer doesn't have to become an "Engineering Manager" as the only way to advancement. He can become a Senior Engineer or Chief Engineer as an alternative, and find a way to become a leading contributor to the company's value stream on a technical level. We need to offer people different paths to career growth, and remove the narrow perception that it's tied to reaching higher levels within a hierarchy .

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#DidYouKnow: You don't need an objective statement on your resume anymore. http://cb.com/2sLuZqo

ang chun: please stop to send me thejob.

Dawn Tatar: I don't have an objective on my resume. Accordingly, this is what you are telling me, and I agree with you. I don't think its necessary, because in fact, most employers cannot live up to what you might want any ways to be exactly truthful.
That's just life in general and I'm not lying on that.

Gmu Mugabe: Hi I have been checking to get job aloud traveling the world but I can get the job. I am Namibian freelance tour guide having experience 10 year in bush camping aloud African country like. Namibia, Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Malawi. I like to travel with caravan. I do translation. In English, espanol, Portuguese and more. In short here s my contac +264813035683 or email gabrielndipulalye@gmail.com

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Being too late or too early for the interview can automatically disqualify you to some employers.

Margaret Smalls: I just had an interview today and I arrived 15 minutes early.
I learned this tip early on in job searching.

Alfredo F. Perez: As an employer, I felt it took from what is was doing if a person arrived too soon.
Now as a job seeker, I do all my paper shuffling and fidgeting in the car and try for being in 10-15 minutes before the appointed time.

CareerBuilder: +Mister John Any thing more than 15 minutes might make your interviewer uneasy. 30 minutes would most likely be too early. 10-15 seems to be the sweet spot.

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Upload your resume
Now type the EXACT same things below

#WeirdThingsICantUnderstand

Tammy Campbell Neal: I managed to send out an applications and send a resume

bhageesh malayil: Dear Sir ,

please find my attached CV for your kind consideration and review.

With Best Regards,
Bhageesh

Debora Young: I managed to get to my day to fine a job

I Managed to send my resume

I manged to get interview
Thanks for the report
BEEN THERE DONE THAT LOL

Priorities focus relax and chunk the obstacles

Oh well

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10w

“My goal is to build a life I don’t need a vacation from.” –Rob Hill Sr.

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