What’s an industry we were once told was a good career move that no longer seems to be the case?
What changes have you noticed occurred to the hiring process over the past few years?
Ghosting, avoidance, silence and AI filtering.
Every company has subscribed to the “RESUME” requirement. I have been in the workforce for 50+ years and not until now have I ever been stopped from applying for a job because I didn’t have a resume to upload. This is the electronic age and they are kicking the people who spent years in dedicated service to companies, because of a story of their career and what their job WAS!
Just admit it, a resume is the best way to avoid saying that a person is not what you are looking for in your company. Too old, wrong color skin, wrong nationality.
“What’s the one piece of advice you wish someone had given you before starting your job search?”
Looking for a job that's able 2 work with the hours I need #jobsearch #workfromhome #hiringevents #application #interview
5 minutes. I already knew the interviewer and it was a formality.
“How have tariffs or trade policies impacted you as a truck driver—have you seen changes in the kind of freight you’re hauling or the volume of loads?”
#jobsearch #interview #advice #application #career #truckdriver #warehouse
Getting a job at MTA can be competitive due to the large number of applicants they receive. To increase your chances, make sure your resume showcases relevant experience and skills. Consider reaching out to current employees on platforms like Jobcase for insights and networking opportunities. Additionally, expand your job search to other providers like Indeed and Glassdoor to explore more job opportunities in transportation.
Walmart inventory 13 hours
What areas do they feel needs improvement and how can we as employees go about making those improvements as a team
Dealing with adults,diversified backgrounds that deal with a fragile body pressured into a molder without the conscientiousness of the fact that every adult must be a role model for the very sake of our innocent and innate curiosity.
Teaching....