Are there really jobs in North Dakota? (Williston: for rent, campers)
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When I interviewed I lied about housing. I just used a gen delivery address. Everything was fine and I found rent. Always tell them that you have housing even if you don't. If you want a job ofcourse.
That is not very good advise. Start out by telling a lie. You will be found out and it won't end good. If you want to KEEP a job, you won't BS the guy who hires you.
That is not very good advise. Start out by telling a lie. You will be found out and it won't end good. If you want to KEEP a job, you won't BS the guy who hires you.
Yes and no. Employers aren't allowed to ask certain questions that could be considered prejudicial towards labor laws. I'm not sure baring anyone for not having permanent or semi-permanent housing would fall under that category or not. Then again I can see there reason for asking. If there is a chance you won't show up for work because you froze to death in you're car the night before then I understand their concern.
Yes and no. Employers aren't allowed to ask certain questions that could be considered prejudicial towards labor laws. I'm not sure baring anyone for not having permanent or semi-permanent housing would fall under that category or not. Then again I can see there reason for asking. If there is a chance you won't show up for work because you froze to death in you're car the night before then I understand their concern.
Good point but applications do require an address and if that address is found out to be false that is falsifying a legal document. Grounds for termination.
That's why I wrote gen adress in the adress section. Look I didn't drive 1300miles to turn around and go home. Now I have an amazing job and im happy. Also these guys are so busy that they don't have time to check your address. That would be a waste of time for them. Im here im working and that's what I did. Hate it or love it
That's why I wrote gen adress in the adress section. Look I didn't drive 1300miles to turn around and go home. Now I have an amazing job and im happy. Also these guys are so busy that they don't have time to check your address. That would be a waste of time for them. Im here im working and that's what I did. Hate it or love it
I'm just saying most wont be so lucky. I'm sure you got on with a casing crew that is a local company and doesn't even look at an app. Bigger companies don't tolerate this sort of thing. Glad to hear it worked out for you.
That's why I wrote gen adress in the adress section. Look I didn't drive 1300miles to turn around and go home. Now I have an amazing job and im happy. Also these guys are so busy that they don't have time to check your address. That would be a waste of time for them. Im here im working and that's what I did. Hate it or love it
Good for you, Im glad you followed your instinct and found a job.
Don't let anybody try to stop you from achieving your goals.
Good for you, Im glad you followed your instinct and found a job.
Don't let anybody try to stop you from achieving your goals.
Too many Mother Teresa's Wannabe around here.
I'm also glad he found a job. I have posted many many leads on this forum. I don't need to explain why being honest is the right thing to do. I'm no mother teresa. I try to give it to ya straight.
I made the trip up to Minot based on information found on this site seeking work in the oil fields. I arrived Tuesday afternoon, had a interview Wednesday morning and then went to ND Job service and talked to the Veterans rep. Thursday was a wasted day at the Baker Hughes job fair and was never even seen. Today I went to Frac Tech after then lead from the Vet rep. Hired as a Etech and start in 2 weeks. Was also offer another job today from the interview I did Wednesday, but that is not ready for a few more months.
I am retired Navy and stayed on base for $35 a night. I ate in the dining facility for less than $8 a day. I am not bragging but pointing out I never would have driven 1700 miles one way to come to ND without a place to eat and sleep.
Good luck to those in search of work. It is out there but I suggest having the basics needs before coming up. Wait till warmer weather at least. The jobs will still be here.
Sounds though that the immediate hiring that was taking place previously, has come to an abrupt halt, because there are too many ppl here looking. I sot of wonder how long before the companies cut their wages.....the old supply and demand factor...but I digress..
From the sounds of it, based on what some are saying here, that is already happening. Less than three weeks ago I know a woman with no experience who got hired for $25/hr. Just a few days later we were getting reports on this forum that the oil companies were offering less than $20/hr for "newbies".
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