thewhitrbbit wrote:
What experience and education do you have?
What jobs are you applying to?
You say you can't get in any field. I wonder if you might be making a mistake. You need to be looking for jobs that are in your skillset/experience/education level.
I'll never get a job as a nurse, no matter how hard I apply, because I don't have a nursing license.
Of course if you don't have that cookie cutter linear corporate career history you won't find a job either. Haven't you heard that many companies refuse to hire people who are unemployed (even if they don't say so). I have also applied for jobs in my skillset/experience/education but keep getting rejected either because of a bad work history or bad credit.
How can one turn chicken s**t into chicken salad?? meaning how do you 'improve' an awful work history short of seriously lying?
22 Jan 2013, 2:03 am
