Going the right direction is always the best choice! # all the way up #careerchange
Hello I want to share my story of finding work after a few years' raising my granddaughter. I had a successful school and working career for 28 years and then I was blessed with the opportunity to take custody of my 3 month old granddaughter when my daughter developed health problems and couldn't keep her. From 2008 until now I have worked part-time, temporary jobs and moved across the country to be a support to my disabled son for a year. We have been on the Central Coast of California now for a few years and I am currently working as In Home Support. I have found that a person can find a job if you're willing to lower expectations and face reality. I had over 20 years customer service/clerical experience, but I accepted house cleaning jobs, seasonal sales associate at WalMart, and even transporting neighbor children back and forth to school. The pay wasn't great, but it was something and kept us going until something better came along, or in addition to that job. As I've gotten older, (I will be 65 in February) I have learned that satisfaction can come in simple things - making sure those kids get safely to school, or making a simple supper for my house-bound client. The recognition and awards that I earned in my earlier working days were important too, but so is the service I'm performing today. Just a thought for anyone feeling like their job isn't important! Happy Holidays to everyone and wishes for a great New Year!! #jobsearch #advice #customerservice #careerchange
At first glance, becoming a real estate agent can seem intimidating. And while it’s true that becoming successful in this field requires a lot of work, it can also be a fulfilling and lucrative career for those who enjoy working with people.
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I have around 30 years of technical experience in just about every facet of the telecom and IT world. I am almost 50 and the years of climbing telephone and power poles and ladders and crawling in crawl spaces and attics and overhead cable runs is taking a toll on my back and knees. #jobsearch #careerchange
I've been climbing cell towers and broadcast towers since the late 90s. I suggest if you want something easy on your knees and back DONT be a tower hand. its very brutal at times. I don't think I need to state the obvious dangers...
Rachel the best way to find the job at Social Security is 2 watch USA jobs also call your local social security office and ask to speak to the manager In regards to any potential job openings I hope this helps
Hi, I'm looking for a job opportunity in Operational Project management. I hold a bachelors in Operational Project Management and Masters of Business Administration MBA / Masters of Public Administration MPA. Would love to be an Business Consultant. I owned a small business for 13yrs & looking to use my transferable skills and education to land a new position. #jobsearch #advice #management #careerchange #business #workfromhome
It's boating.I do the same thing every day and I'm tired of it. #careerchange #jobsearch
I am a CAPM (Project Manager) that is looking to obtain a position in this Industry. Interior Design is my hobby and I have gained a love/ interest in the renovation/construction process and I am looking to make it my career. YouTube/ Hgtv/ Britains Home Renovations Networks are currently my learning source/ Intro in this feild as well as carpentry. Any suggestions, leads, tips, info and or even if you have a favorite company for me to research, please share. #jobsearch #advice #workfromhome #careerchange #construction #wordsofadvice #application
Go to a construction company a large one and ask if they have any labor jobs that they need someone if they say yes get hired and get started in the construction industry. Learn how to read blueprints and how things are built now you are on the ground floor read all of the books you can find and try and find someone that could mentor you.
It's an unprecedented time for #careerchange. So where do you begin?
I've learned the hardest part is starting.
COMMENT BELOW with what you have been doing, and what you L❤️VE doing -- It's possible to make it your life work for life...if you begin.
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