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I would not want to work anywhere that didn't have a website or didn't want to create one.
Well, as a job seeker, I don't have the luxury of being so choosy. If the employment allows me to pay for my own food, shelter, clothing, health care, transportation, and utilities, then that is enough for me.
The whole gap thing is overblown. I had a 12 month gap and was able to get hired
you work for the city of Philadelphia, right? Municipalities function differently and, possibly, tend to be more willing to hire unemployed applicants than corporate employers are. This is especially true if you scored high on a civil service test. In such a case, you must be considered even if you are currently unemployed.
you work for the city of Philadelphia, right? Municipalities function differently and, possibly, tend to be more willing to hire unemployed applicants than corporate employers are. This is especially true if you scored high on a civil service test. In such a case, you must be considered even if you are currently unemployed.
Yes but I hope that wasn't the reason I was chosen for the job especially since I had experience for the position.
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