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Thank you so much Ashley. I will follow your advice and put the CO address. Only reason I felt I should put my current address is because some companies pay relocation and I wanted to take advantage of that, but I am seeing no results. So I am going to try this.
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I recently left my job at a small college that I was at for 8 1/2 years for a major university. I've only been here a little over a month, since October 14. Recently I've been feeling " homesick" I guess you can say for my old job. I think I feel this way for several reasons: 12 hour days now and having to travel, compared to 8 hours and being close to home. I have kids (12 & 4) . Has anyone ever felt like this? I've had a few friends that left our old job and said the grass isn't always greener on the other side and I feel like I'm starting to feel that way. The job is also completely different. :-/
Any job. I'm desperate. I'm in GA. I just moved here from CO. And wow culture shock no job shock. I feel like I'm stuck in a isolated hot jungle. Not knowing the native language. Anyways I'm willing to take a cashier job like 32 hours a week. I'm reliable have great work experience working with tax lawyers since I was 21.But now that kind of work is unheard of were I'm at. I've applied at every retail place within 15 miles of my house. Been here about a year living off my savings and only one job called me retail working graveyard. Which that would not work for me. But I should have took it. Because I'm almost broke and have never been in this horrible position before. I'll push carts bus tables something new would be great. I really don't want to flip cheese burgers but I'm thinking I have to. I'm 37 m. Am I just in a bad city? 30121 for non locals.? I'm getting that feeling that I don't fit in. NOT sure what to do. That's my life situation.sos Hire me.
My husband and I are considering relocating to another state, we’re just unhappy here and want to start new roots for our young son and future kids. My concern mostly is finding a job. I love to work and have great experience but worried a place like Orlando won’t care too much for my work history. Has anyone made a big move and how was the job search like? Any suggestions or stories that can relate?
Hello My name is Takeisha I'm looking to relocating Atlanta in the near future and want to know what's the best advice given to start my journey.
I am a Nigerian, and I will be in Chicago, IL for my masters degree in computer engineering. I have my associate degree in electrical and electronic engineering from a London institute. I don't really have much fund and want to know if I will get a good job that can sustain me while I study in Chicago or is there a better state that I can easily get a good paying job?
When they told us the job will be moving to Atlanta
Hi Jose! I am so sorry things have been difficult for you. Do you have a forwarding address (a new one in CO)? If not yes I would leave the address off your resume and just provide a phone number and email address. You could also include your relocation date in your cover letter, but perhaps the less divulged the better unless asked! Let me know how else I can help.