Hi, I'm a recent graduate of Brightwood Career Institute, where I obtained my associate degree in business administration and management . My background has been in healthcare, but I would be willing to work in any field. I would really rather not work in a call center of at all possible. Thank you four looking.

As a 2017 graduate (Bachelor’s Degree in Homeland Security and Emergency Management) and a skilled and experienced program manager, customer service provider, case manager, and problem solver, I am ready to join the Federal Government and serve the American people.

In a nut shell I am an older middle aged man who recently recieved my Bachelors Degree in Business. I have been in manufacturing 25+ years with 10 years in lower supervision. I have only held 3 jobs in 25+ years of working so I am not very good at interviewing ( Selling myself). Can anyone give me suggestions please?

I’m 19 years old and I entered the workforce at 16. I’m Currently looking for another job to add to my schedule. I’m a recent graduate and I have too much free time on my hands. I’m open to any position you have to offer. Feel free to shoot me an email at senigarron@gmail.com

Hi, I was laid off from my job in 2016; I decided to go back to school for a BS degree; I don't have any contact with folks that I used to work with; for some reason, I feel left out in a sense. I like someone to give me some advice. I am 40; so a little old. I lost my motivation. Any thoughts?

I am in college and my class do not end until Nov. 12 so I could start at that time--do I interview now? Also at how many hours before you get medical insurance??

Employers make it virtually impossible for graduates right out of college to get hired in their field because they want people with 1 or more years experience. Well, please tell me how one is going to get the experience if no one gives them a chance?

I just graduated from school back in May of this year and I having trouble finding a job. How do I explain that I don't have any pervious work history when applying for a job?

Job Corp graduate, knowledge of and use of hand tools, knowledge of pulling stick also know how to stamp. Teachable and good listener

Looking to start my career in Mechanical Engineering. Anyone know of companies who are hiring a dependable, hard working, female who is not intimidated by being in a traditionally male field?