~.: Suddenly, job-hunting just got alot harder. I couldn't live with Kristie as a real mother. She dropped quite alot of pressure on me at dinner tonight. Thanks for organizing my priorities. I first need to find a suit, then find a job, then find a car (or maybe find a car and then a job, because I'm magically going to be able to pay for the
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I would say say yeah BUT I would also say that it's not like you stop looking after that. Bills and loans need to be paid right now but you can keep looking for as long as you need till the right job comes along! Plus you'll be gaining more experience and become more attractive to prospective employers in case there are any such requirements on a job you might want more. It sucks. You don't always want to do it but sometimes you just have to. But it doesn't have to be permanent.
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But your advice sounds better- it's more constructive anyway. And could you look over my resume? It's really simple- too simple, I think, but I don't know what else I can add to it. I didn't feel like keeping the one that Monster built for me because it looks too .... like Monster built it for me. I wanted something that I put together myself, but I'm too frustrated with Word to format it any fancy way. :
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Yeah, you never want to go with those online resume builders. They're way too cookie-cutter. You want your resume to stand out. And simple isn't always a bad thing, especially for someone like you and me, who haven't had a lot of experience. Most resumes should really be kept to 1 page, because chances are that the person looking at your resume will be looking at plenty of others, and won't have time to read a novel. My professor told me that: "If they can't what they need in a few minutes, then they're just going to push that resume aside."
Go ahead and send me your resume, I'd be glad to look at it.
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As for the job, almost all careers require years of training (i.e. entry-level jobs that deal with things you really don't want to do, like creating playtime activities for old people). Unless Kibler has something else in mind, I think the idea is that you have to suck it up and do something you might not like for a year or so, or untily ou acquire enough hands on experience for other employers to want you more. You might have to have a masters degree... :x I remember Anastasiou saying that the Psychology industry is one of the hardest doors to get your foot into. Maybe you should make an appointment with him when you get back to campus?
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as for being picky -- there is nothing wrong with being picky location-wise but other than that go for whatever you can get right now. the economy is way too poor right now for anyone to be picky :/
GOOD LUCK! oh, and tell Kristie to shove it.
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