I have applied to so many jobs. Jobs that I am well qualified for. Only 4 interviews and have yet to be chosen for 1. Going into target tomorrow since I’m not good enough for administrative duties. As a previous leasing consultant who quit her job without notice. I feel it may be time to be honest about why i quit. Since simply lying and saying “ I was looking for new opportunities” isn’t working. The truth is that for the first time in my career I had never been treated so badly by a manager. I went through the correct supervision about the issue. Nothing happened. I still had so many great connections and friends from my last company that I decided to quit instead of bringing in HR. It’s biting me in the behind now though. In so many ways. I honesty feel worthless with this job search.

I left the job that I was on for three years, to save my life pretty much now I can't find a job where I moved to. The job world is a mess don't want people that are willing to work or want to work.

As I look at the length of time I've stayed at these jobs I see that its 2 months here or 3 months there or 6 months there (if accurate). I believe this is the reason Im not getting any call backs. I hate listing the jobs where I only stayed a few months. Its embarrassing. I even fill like not even applying anywhere. What's the use? How can I make MY resume still stand out? How can I fill in the application if I was terminated or quit?

I have an in-person interview this afternoon and I'm nervous. It's a panel interview which means a couple of people will be in the room at the same time asking you questions. I've tried to prepare the best I can but I've never done a panel before. I'm currently unemployed (I resigned a horrible job) and really hoping I can find something before we head into the holidays. That's usually when companies tighten up. I have anxiety which is not making this situation any better. Trying to keep distracted and focused. Hopefully won't mess it up!

My new employer seems like they don't have good management because the man who hired me told me it was his last day cuz he got a new job the same day I was hired in. Plus he didn't explain to the new manager what my schedule would me for my first week on the job and everything got mixed up and I tried to explain to em but they still put me on the wrong schedule. It took a few days of going back and forth with them and I'm hope they get it right . other wise Idk what to do.

I was laid off in 2016 after sixteen years service as a graphic designer. I have been a GD for 30+ years working with many programs. I completed AAS degree in Web Design at end of 2018. I have been searching for work as graphic designer for 9 months. After many job offers to sell insurance, I finally got an interview with a printing company for a GD position. Nailed interview, got job & agreed on pay rate (no other benefits). First week I was given little design work. Mostly finishing procedures (padding, cutting, folding etc). Paycheck on the next Monday was at rate promised. The second week, more of same work, little computer work. The second Monday I was called into office and before giving me my check, owners wife says “we’ve decorated, since you just graduated and don’t know computers, we’ve cut your hourly wage $4/hr. So you will notice this check is smaller.” I then told her first that yes I just graduated web design and that I was not hired to do web work for them. I have done graphic work on the computer for 30 years. Using Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign for at lest 10. This pay change was below the pay rate choices that were given as options in the interview, it was not what we had agreed on, it was unacceptable, and I was out of there. I don’t know if I should pursue back pay, file a grievance, report to BBB or what I should do. I did quit the job and am now looking for full time employment again at age 53.

Hey guys! I recently quit my job at Burger King TODAY! Been there for 2 years and 4 months. Right now I am ACTIVELY seeking for work..can anyone help me find jobs around my area please:/??

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In this video, Linda breaks down the ‘why did you leave your last job’ answer. Why did you leave your job is an important question and if you want to know the why did you leave your last job answer then I discuss that here. The best answer for leaving a job is always telling the truth. I'll help you explain if anyone asks why did you leave your previous job. Watch my video as I discuss scenarios and how to approach why did you leave your last job answers.

Ok a year ago I was working at a dollar store in the southern U.S. About a month in they started making accusations (all false) but I was living on caffeine (2 cups of coffee and about 4 rockstars) and vape well the accusations led to rumors of testing me for meth and knowing caffiene and nicotine are in that family did I make the right call to bail out