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Originally Posted by greg in atl ga
Thank you for suggestions it has been my experience that it is more who you know in w.v. and not what you know and I left there 24 years ago and lost all contacts thats why I was hoping to get some big builder names to get a resume to if anyone knows any I would greatl appreciate it and travel around the state isn't a problem thank you for all your help greg in atlanta
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The who you know is soooo true. But I can understand why - have worked at a couple places where I have seen some real whackos and/or worthless employees hired. It is much more reassuring if someone you know can vouch for the person.
BTW - My hubby is not in your same field but ... hubby was telling me he's been getting all kinds of resumes from out-of-state people looking for work. He hasn't hired any. He isn't a great conversationalist so did not find out "why". My guess is that he sticks to in-state because he can usually make a few calls and find someone who knows the guy. I figure the fact of hiring someone who doesn't even have somewhere to stay here, who probably can't "be there tomorrow", etc. probably also enter into the equation.
So my theory.. which could be completely wrong... you'd have a better chance of getting a job in the state if you were already in the state.