 | My sister want to know 15 jobs that start with letter I. Because it is her homework.
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 | I have always been a creature of habit and take any sort of change not very well. This issue has held me back from doing many things. Whether it is leaving a bad relationship, moving, or changing jobs, it can be very scary for me. Sometimes I have stayed in bad situations because I am too afraid that it might be worse any other way. I tend to ride the car until the wheels fall! Anyways, I have been at my place of employment for about 8.5 years. I have grown very comfortable with my co workers and supervisor over the years. I like it where and I am. But things have changed. It is not a very stable place to be anymore. There have been multiple layoffs, and raises have been non existent. Recently, I was sent to assist another department. I was told it was temporary and that I would come back. I don't really like the other department because I am happy where I was. Like anyone else, I put my head down and worked as hard as I could to hurry up and finish so I could go back to my happy place. Apparently, they liked my work so much that they offered a lead position to me. That is an automatic 5?ncrease in pay, not to mention a potential path to move up quicker than I ever have. My supervisor and manager pulled me aside advising me to accept this position. I thought about it over the weekened, but still decided to decline the offer. That did not go as planned. The other manager who wants me over there asked them to tell me to reconsider this great opportunity. It is a great opportunity. But this means I would have to leave the place and the people I love. I would have to start all over again. I would have to get used to a new supervisor all over again and co workers. I know all of these people are looking out for my best interest here, but this is hard. I feel like I am leaving my home! I am so sad right now. What if I fail? What if they don't like me I am so scared! From a business stand point, not doing this would be foolish. I will end up accepting the posistion, but am afraid I will be miserable. I don't know. I know I have to do this, but I am very weary. If I stay where I am, I could be on the next layoff. If I go, I will be promoted immediately.,
2 answers - Asked By: matia782000 - 2/20/2013 |
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 | My friend is a social worker and has worked in collections before. She is looking for a position where she can live on site and help manage the property while she concentrates on writing a book. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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 | Do people just want ot become doctors or lawyers to basically get the big money, im saying are people more economically motivated rather than pursuing someting they find satisfaction in. Please help im writing an essay on how work changed after the industrial revolution. Fromm who i support is saying that people of the 20th century hate their job find no purpose no meaning in it. i agree cuz we work mainly for economic prosperity rather than self fulfillment or somthing like that. Any thoughts
1 answer - Asked By: the STIG - 11/25/2008 |
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 | I have some fantastic, hard working employees who have been assets to our company for a long time. They get extremely disheartened when I pass them over for promotion. I understand that, but the reason why I choose not to promote them is because they're just too d**n good at their jobs, and I fear it'll be very difficult, maybe even impossible to find an adequate replacement for them if I move them up. They get extremely irritated when I promote "John" their co-worker who only puts 1/3 of the effort they put in, and doesn't play for the team. But the truth is that those seemingly lazy, selfish workers make great overseers. They're not meant for playing for the team, they're meant for managing the team. That's why the promotion always goes to them.
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 | My Boyfriend and I are planning on getting married in the next year or so, but his job has him constantly moving which I'm afraid will make our marriage really stressful. are there any jobs available in his line of work that stay in one place?
1 answer - Asked By: purpleprincess - 7/9/2009 |
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| I really would love to get an apprenticeship working in a studio or doing instrument maintenance/building but I have no idea how or where to do it?
I live in Northamptonshire but can do anything in milton kyenes if it's unpaid but if it's anywhere else i'd have to move out and therefore would need money to live on?
But I really have no idea how these things work so any help would be awesome?
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| The area in question is very accessable, five miles outside of town on private property. The water table is 45 feet down, so we're not worried about that. Getting workers and equipment to the area will be no problem. There are no trees or bushes that need to be cleared out of the way (area used to be a parking lot). There are lots of rocks, (some 2 to 3 feet in diameter). I have every reason to believe the rocks go all the way down.
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| That pay a family liveable wage? Or will he just make more low wage service jobs?
Obama has already intorodcued tax incentives to bring back manufacturing. Republicans in the house refuse to do anything to move it through.
Durbin - Hire to do what?
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 | I already have a job, but the position does not offer me benefits, and there is an extremely small chance of advancement. I could move laterally, but upward mobility is highly unlikely.
I know the obvious things like not conducting the job search using the company computers, don't save the materials onto the computer at work, conduct phone calls discreetly or outside, don't give the contact info as your work email/number, try to take time off or be discreet if interviewing, etc. Any other hints?
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 | Do you think closure of factories that provide/source of probable garbage materials will be the best remedy in order to become a garbage free society.
12 answers - Asked By: Franz Dagohoy (dagon sa hoyohoy) - 12/13/2009 |
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 | I graduated in 2003 with a BA in History. I didn't have any luck getting a job in the history field after college, and now I'm 2/3 done with my MA in Military History, which I will finish in August--although I won't get my diploma until December. I want to work at a museum or do historical research, but so many jobs require experience. I've got education but don't have any work experience in the history field, and I can't just volunteer because I need to pay the bills somehow.
I live in Alaska and want to move back to the Lower 48, but I need to get a job before I move, and it needs to be in late August or early September so I can move before winter comes.
Does anyone have some good advice for me? If you work in the history field, I'd especially like to hear from you.
Thanks for your answers so far--keep them coming! I didn't do internships before because I didn't know right away after college what I wanted to do. I've applied for a couple internships, but I don't know if I'll get them since so many internships actually want people to have experience. I'm not good in front of people, so I'm not really interested in teaching. I'm the type of person who likes to work behind the scenes.
Oh, in response to the other answer--about going into the military. I'm not interested in joining the military, although I definitely support our troops. I'm more interested in the history aspect. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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| During the last 10 years the management has changed my job position 3 times for others benifit as per their request. Agian they are planning to make onother transfer for me according to my co-worker request. I have never objected last 3 times. Now I cannot move from the present position. somebody please help me to write a memo to my manager to politely reject the job transfer.(explaining the last 3 incident)
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| I'll be studying for a degree in this field next year and the university I'd like to apply to gives the option of minoring in a Modern European Language and I'd just like to ask, which language do you think is best to study? Italian, Spanish, German or French? If they had Swiss or Dutch, I'd pick those because they tend to have quite cutting edge stuff in the engineering department but they aren't an option. Tell me...what do you think?
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| I am a/b to start a new job and I've never heard of this before I was wondering what this job consisted of?
1 answer - Asked By: torngoth555 - 3/2/2007 |
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 | I am updating my resume as I have finally grown tired of my current working conditions. I have been with my current employers for four years and I feel it is time to move on. The way I had my resume before was amateur at best and now I want something that will showcase the experience and skills that I have gained over the few jobs I have had. Here is the bulk of my current resume.
Objective: To obtain a position that will enable me to use my strong organizational and customer service skills along with my ability to work well with people. I am interested in any opportunity to learn and grow as a professional within the company.
Employment history:
Local Home Improvement Feb. 2009- Current Customer Service Associate
Answer phones, take care of customers concerns and complaints, process bill payments, sales transactions, and refund transactions. File, fax, copy and organize files. Maintain a clean work environment. Work with very little supervision. The go to person for troubleshooting and problem solving.
Local Pizza Jan. 2011- May 2011 Delivery/Customer Service Associate
Answered and processed phone and web orders and payments, made, baked, cut and boxed the orders. Delivered the orders in a timely and professional manor.
Amusement Park Mar. 2008- Nov. 2008 Customer Service Associate
Stocked, cleaned and organized the product on the shelves. Processed sales transactions and audits on the registers and answered any customer questions.
Commercial Cleaner INC Oct. 2005- Aug. 2009 Commercial Cleaner
Worked with a small cleaning company to clean, dust, and sanitize medical facilities and commercial businesses with OSHA and HAZMATT guild lines.
Un Named Church Office Mar. 2005- Mar. 2008 Office Assistant
Answered phones, proof read, copied, filed, faxed, folded, mailed, and organized various documents. Created publications and using various Microsoft computer programs.
Computer Skills: Knowledge in Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, Power Point, and in the use of reference materials and media. Knowledge in the use of a computer in day to day use as well as a fax machine, switchboard, calculator, copier and stamp machine.
Education: Graduated from Standard High School in June 2006
Attending Vocational Education Center
Attending Local Community College
Personal Strengths: I am loyal, dependable, responsible, detailed oriented as well as a hard worker. I work well in a team setting as well as independently.
References: Available upon request
What can I change to make the wording more professional and attention getting? Should I add to or omit certain details? Should I include the objective on the cover letter as well? Do I need it on my resume if I have it on my cover letter? Please don't tell me to look it up online, I tried that but I keep getting information from one site that is contradicting to another. Its all very confusing and I just need a change.
Also, I have completed the course requirements for an Associates Degree and have received a letter stating that my application from graduation was approved. I'm just waiting for the email asking for me to come pick up my diploma. I am still at the college for another degree in a different field. Should I mention the degree?
Any and all suggestions and advice are more than welcome and highly appreciated. Thank you for your time and help.
1 answer - Asked By: sharks blade - 2/19/2013 |
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 | Do you all think the world would be a better place if we all had a degree in science?
And maybe a degree in psychology and a few other degrees to help us move forward as ahuman race?
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 | I don't understand why this is happening. People are out work, while it's becoming more difficult to find new ones. I was out of work for two years as a drafter with Autocad. I tried looking, and I couldn't find a position in drafting available with CAD program since most only hires engineers. Again, why all of this?
4 answers - Asked By: manoftrust72 - 10/8/2009 |
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 | I really want to be on broadway! I want to know how to get a head start. I am already starring in my school musicals. What else can I do?
2 answers - Asked By: broadwayboundsinga - 6/3/2007 |
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 | Doing a comparison and contrast essay and im trying to describe the before the industrialization period hit and when it hit. Please help im on the first sentence of my intro!
Industrialization here in America and this is not the topic of my essay, i have 2 compare 2 essays but i want 2 start with an intro on the description of the before and when the industrialization period hit!
1 answer - Asked By: latinachica08 - 9/8/2010 |
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