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Victor Perez was in the military, and had zero financial experience before going into Wells Fargo's VET Program. Now he's a credit trading analyst at Wells Fargo , and attributes that to the experiences he gained in those weeks at the internship.

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I was with one of the largest and most profitable car dealer groups in New England and I was a key element to my dealer group. I am not saying this too tute my own horn but as a sales man I was ranked 9 in the country out of all 6000 plus VW certified sales consultants when i was brought into management . I was then out of 3 in my store the highest profit and close ratio , yet i was passed over twice for advancement to a GM position . I then requested to step down or back into finance in which i for 18 months was ranked in the top 5 out of over 120 f.i. managers in my company and then I had a mis-diagnosis that sent me on an emotional spiral and I ended up dealing with typical car dealer rumor mills and one day had a argument with a manager under me and due to all of the previous nonsense i was able to look past and also my performance and I again not to brag but knowing I was paid second best in the dealership couldn't get past this 1 day due to my emotional state and I left that job . That was about a year ago . I have since worked with other companies and had either too much drive or not enough aggressive which was a first for me to hear . This second comapny also stole 3800$ from me , Empire Hyundai in fall river . but I am now in a position where my daughter is in college and my son is a genius when it domes to computers and the man who company I left is very powerful , i feel like he has made it almost impossible to get a position that would aloow me not even to advance but to pick up where I left off . I dont know what to do . the business has changed alot as well with the new lawsuit that hammered dealers

I need a job taking payments over the phone or something like that man kind of hard finding

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Hello Everyone. Just need to express my frustration in trying to find a job. I am 58 years old too young to retire and apparently too old to get hired. I have excellent work experience of over 38 years in the financial sector. Automation has rendered my position as obsolete however i have experience in online settlements that should allow me to transition over to automated functions. I have been searching now for over a year and after well over 100 applications and recruiters with empty promises it gets discouraging. i don't understand how they say the unemployment rate is so low yet there are so many people looking for jobs. I know that particularly in my age group it is especially difficult to get hired. i wonder if we are included in those statistics. Also the online scams that target people applying for work are also a hindrance. Don't know what else to do except drop out of society all together and live off the land. Thanks for the attention to those who read this.

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Great job doing payroll for a shipyard (yes I have experience in both). Interview went really well, I thought. Four days later (whiling I'm still waiting to hear from them) the job reposts on Indeed.com. I guess, again, I'm not good enough. I may or may not be bad news, but it certainly is discouraging.

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