What are unemployable people supposed to do? (background, laid off, experience)

[Irco]

Originally Posted by shiphead

Credit is bad, doesn't matter. Job history is bad, start lying about it. Start stating you've been self-employed. Don't list any jobs you quit or got fired from, just fill job A with self employment or fake company A. The unemployed people need to stop doing **** by the book and start doing what these businesses and the rest of the population are doing. Start looking out for number 1, yourself.

Start lyiing like the Devil that you serve?

[fishbrains]

Originally Posted by parried

I won't get more than it costs. I did the calculations. I'm living in a different part of MA now, and it's actually more expensive.

Have you actually talked to a financial aid representative?

If you live in a different part of Mass. Now, why are you still complaining about the poor employment prospects in your home town?

[alphamale]

I thought that the Obama economy created more jobs than any administration in history.

[Nickchick]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I thought that the Obama economy created more jobs than any administration in history.

Who said that? And how is it relevant to anything being discussed?

[Sabiya]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I thought that the Obama economy created more jobs than any administration in history.

He did. More part-time jobs, not full-time jobs.
We DO have more jobs than pre-2008 but again, they are all part-time.

[parried]

Originally Posted by fishbrains

Have you actually talked to a financial aid representative?

If you live in a different part of Mass. Now, why are you still complaining about the poor employment prospects in your home town?

I'm in Lowell.

[fishbrains]

Originally Posted by parried

I'm in Lowell.

Which does not answer either of my questions of course.

You keep trying the same thing. It doesn't work for you. Why don't you try something different?

[hopefulone]

Originally Posted by parried

Eventually you apply everywhere and either they all reject you or they all don't call you.

So what you are saying is that ALL employers are this way?

[hopefulone]

Originally Posted by MJ7

Good thing there is more than one company out there. We all face rejection, the good part about job seeking is the company/person that rejects you isn't the only one that does that type of work. All you can do is continue to move forward and not give into the emotions of rejection. Say you get blown off by Home Depot, okay fine, I will apply to Lowe's, blown off there, okay fine, Ace Hardware, blown off there, okay fine, the local hardware joint.

And most people don't focus only on the rejection and keep repeating over and over who has screwed them over. Most people move on and regroup.

[Irco]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I thought that the Obama economy created more jobs than any administration in history.

Not even debatable.

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