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The Library => Haley Center Basement => Topic started by: Jumbo on January 18, 2008, 05:28:35 AM
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I calling on the Tigersx professionals to help me get a job! Anybody's workplace have an opening?
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I calling on the Tigersx professionals to help me get a job! Anybody's workplace have an opening?
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What you needs is a gubmint job.
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What happened? Did you finally eat the food there?
Seriously, if you're looking for a job you should find a head-hunter. They'll bring you in and go through a series of questions to see what you're looking for, and pimp you out to companies that you probably wouldn't have known were even hiring. The hiring company pays for their services, so it doesn't cost you anything.
The last thing we need is another slacker sucking off the gubmint teat.
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What happened? Did you finally eat the food there?
Seriously, if you're looking for a job you should find a head-hunter. They'll bring you in and go through a series of questions to see what you're looking for, and pimp you out to companies that you probably wouldn't have known were even hiring. The hiring company pays for their services, so it doesn't cost you anything.
The last thing we need is another slacker sucking off the gubmint teat.
Hey, I resemble that remark.
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Jumbo -
Get you a resume put together and hit the websites (monster, flipdog, hotjobs, careerfinder, etc...), then definately hit the yellow pages and look up the employment placement companies. It's NOT just going to be industrial jobs like drill pressing and shit like that...eh hem... There will be good things there. It's the best route. Get your resume to everyone, but definately hit the locally owned places. They usually have some person that's been there since Caesar was a road-guard and knows all the people in town.
Good luck!
Tell us what type of job you could do. Give an idea of what skills you have... Forklift, Computer guy, fly airplanes??????? I assume you don't want to do Karoake for a living, so get me some skills man. I might know a few places, but if we have no clue, can't do much!
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Jumbo -
Get you a resume put together and hit the websites (monster, flipdog, hotjobs, careerfinder, etc...), then definately hit the yellow pages and look up the employment placement companies. It's NOT just going to be industrial jobs like drill pressing and shit like that...eh hem... There will be good things there. It's the best route. Get your resume to everyone, but definately hit the locally owned places. They usually have some person that's been there since Caesar was a road-guard and knows all the people in town.
Good luck!
Tell us what type of job you could do. Give an idea of what skills you have... Forklift, Computer guy, fly airplanes??????? I assume you don't want to do Karoake for a living, so get me some skills man. I might know a few places, but if we have no clue, can't do much!
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I gotta disagree, Chop. I've been casually looking for a couple of months. It's my MO. Four years at anything and I'm ready to do something else.
Monster, CareerBuilder, aljobs, all of those online places have been nothing but bags of steaming shit. I've gotten zero, zip, nada, nothing of any value from any of them.
The only thing that's done any good for me at all is to talk to people I know, which limits you to a degree because they only know you as they know you -- which isn't often remotely close to the person you think you are.
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Tell us what type of job you could do. Give an idea of what skills you have...
Don't tell us that you are an Oriental Lick Master. What are your real life skilz ?
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Don't tell us that you are an Oriental Lick Master. What are your real life skilz ?
My last job was in publishing. I got fired for having sex in my office with the cleaning woman.
Before that, I was in real estate. I quit because the boss wouldn't let me use his private bathroom. That was it.
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The only thing that I'm good at is talking to people. I would love to get in the banking world but I cant afford to be the janitor! I could get a job at another restaurant but I'm trying to find a day job, working Friday and Saturday night for 8 years gets old!
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The only thing that I'm good at is talking to people. I would love to get in the banking world but I cant afford to be the janitor! I could get a job at another restaurant but I'm trying to find a day job, working Friday and Saturday night for 8 years gets old!
Have you thought about working as a sales rep for Sysco Foods? A buddy of mine who has worked his whole life in the food services industry just left a restaurant and went to work for them, and he loves it.
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I gotta disagree, Chop. I've been casually looking for a couple of months. It's my MO. Four years at anything and I'm ready to do something else.
Monster, CareerBuilder, aljobs, all of those online places have been nothing but bags of steaming shit. I've gotten zero, zip, nada, nothing of any value from any of them.
The only thing that's done any good for me at all is to talk to people I know, which limits you to a degree because they only know you as they know you -- which isn't often remotely close to the person you think you are.
Well, it's what I used to do for a living before I got into the steel business. Some will be better than others, but if nothing else the websites WILL give you insight into different opportunities you might not have known about on your own. Really, the BEST way to get another job, is to do a good job at what you're doing and find something else through word of mouth.
There are many businesses like Sysco that do food services for restaurants and what not. If you've been managing in restaurant Jumbo, you should know some of those guys. My brother-in-law works for the produce supplier to Outback, Carraba's, etc...
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Have you thought about working as a sales rep for Sysco Foods? A buddy of mine who has worked his whole life in the food services industry just left a restaurant and went to work for them, and he loves it.
Hook your chubby buddy up!
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Well, it's what I used to do for a living before I got into the steel business. Some will be better than others, but if nothing else the websites WILL give you insight into different opportunities you might not have known about on your own. Really, the BEST way to get another job, is to do a good job at what you're doing and find something else through word of mouth.
There are many businesses like Sysco that do food services for restaurants and what not. If you've been managing in restaurant Jumbo, you should know some of those guys. My brother-in-law works for the produce supplier to Outback, Carraba's, etc...
I thought about doing something restaurant related such as a wine rep, but I cant take a huge loss in pay,
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I gotta disagree, Chop. I've been casually looking for a couple of months. It's my MO. Four years at anything and I'm ready to do something else.
Monster, CareerBuilder, aljobs, all of those online places have been nothing but bags of steaming shit. I've gotten zero, zip, nada, nothing of any value from any of them.
The only thing that's done any good for me at all is to talk to people I know, which limits you to a degree because they only know you as they know you -- which isn't often remotely close to the person you think you are.
I agree that those sites are basically a waste of time.
I'd go to a headhunting firm. You just tell them what you'd like to do, and they look for you, and get you interviews.
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Hey Jumbo. I work in the food service industry and we are always looking for good food service managers. The good part about a position with my company is the hours. Most of the managers that we hire are good managers, just hate the hours of normal restaurant type work. If you are interested in hearing more, let me know.
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I gotta disagree, Chop. I've been casually looking for a couple of months. It's my MO. Four years at anything and I'm ready to do something else.
Monster, CareerBuilder, aljobs, all of those online places have been nothing but bags of steaming shit. I've gotten zero, zip, nada, nothing of any value from any of them.
The only thing that's done any good for me at all is to talk to people I know, which limits you to a degree because they only know you as they know you -- which isn't often remotely close to the person you think you are.
100% agree on the Internet Searches (ie Monster, Career Builder) they are a total waste of your time, and only succeed in clogging up your email box. I repeat do not waste your time. When I was looking I got zero response from any of the jobs I applied for through these services, and I probably applied for about 50.
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My boss just called me. They canned him this morning.
He was not only a good boss but a good frein.
So I guess I will be putting my resume out.
I’m stuck in Atlanta, but if anyone knows of any openings, I’d greatly appreciate a shout.
A brief history: I have experience in Accounting, Purchasing and Sales. I am currently selling to large accounts for a fortune 200 company. I’ve been here almost eight years. Most of my background is in banking. I am a CPA and have advanced degrees in Accounting and Finance.
Gracias, mutha fuckas.
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My boss just called me. They canned him this morning.
He was not only a good boss but a good frein.
So I guess I will be putting my resume out.
I’m stuck in Atlanta, but if anyone knows of any openings, I’d greatly appreciate a shout.
A brief history: I have experience in Accounting, Purchasing and Sales. I am currently selling to large accounts for a fortune 200 company. I’ve been here almost eight years. Most of my background is in banking. I am a CPA and have advanced degrees in Accounting and Finance.
Gracias, mutha fuckas.
That sucks man! It's a good and bad thing being friends with your boss. It's a great work enviroment but when you try to leave it gets ugly.
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I'm ready to interview! any leads? I dont know how long my modeling gig is going to last!
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I'm ready to interview! any leads? I dont know how long my modeling gig is going to last!
Not sure if you read my post but I may can help...
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I'm ready to interview! any leads? I dont know how long my modeling gig is going to last!
Yeah. Normally, underwear models only last a few months on the scene from what I hear.
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Hey Jumbo. I work in the food service industry and we are always looking for good food service managers. The good part about a position with my company is the hours. Most of the managers that we hire are good managers, just hate the hours of normal restaurant type work. If you are interested in hearing more, let me know.
I did miss you post! please send me some info :clap: