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okay, I interpret your mangled english to mean you lost your job due to funding changes?
Sorry to hear that TV, but you don't seem to have learned a lot in my absence frankly.
Because you want to blame me when it's the field i;m in and not my performance. I never in my life worked for a job that closed down so it's the sign of the times for my field and not me. And why poke fun at some for losing their job?
okay, I interpret your mangled english to mean you lost your job due to funding changes?
Sorry to hear that TV, but you don't seem to have learned a lot in my absence frankly.
In January of 2011, a new Governor was elected who is a Republican and has started eliminated tons of non-profit programs. So yes I get upset because I don't like having my situation of having no job made fun of because I WANT TO WORK instead of being home all day.
I believe I said 90% of my job applications are "direct email". It;s not that often I complete online applications. I only did it once back in March and was going to do it again for the second time this year and decided not to when they wanted me to list my references
So you are basically choosing to limit your job options because you don't want to adapt to the new way hiring has gone with technology. Seems like a poor decision.
I understand not wanting to provide your SSN, but I don't really see the (potential) harm in providing references. Really, what are you worried about?
It's rather odd. Places just want to have your full information if they decide to move ahead with you. Who wants to have to double back for references. Some wild conspiracy theories here.
TV GUY has it figured out. He's got a full time job, Staying Unemployed. Hey, that takes a lot of time out of your day, you have to sleep, 12 hours a day, don't answer phones, don't beat the streets, watch TV Sports, (that sometimes interferes with sleep time, but some sacrifices have to be made) Collect that ck, explain to everyone on the internet how hard it is to get a job, and why I don't apply, or what rules/policies I won't follow. Now, sleep, and start this vicious cycle again tomorrow. (Damn phone won't stop ringing)
In January of 2011, a new Governor was elected who is a Republican and has started eliminated tons of non-profit programs. So yes I get upset because I don't like having my situation of having no job made fun of because I WANT TO WORK instead of being home all day.
I'd get away from non profits. Government discretionary spending, which is its funding source, is going to continue to shrink, making life at these non profits riskier every year.
I'd get away from non profits. Government discretionary spending, which is its funding source, is going to continue to shrink, making life at these non profits riskier every year.
I did make an attempt but the one profit company asked me this question over the phone and I never made it to the next round of interviews
"Are you employed now?"
Once she got my answer I never made it to the second round
TV, have you considered looking outside your "field"?
I had to when jobs in my field dried up around here (at decent wages anyway). The job I have now may not be ideal but it keeps a roof over my head, gas in the car, food on the table and the lights on, until that "recovery" actually happens.
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