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That may be because everything else is on point, OP
Haha yeah lets hope we get a follow up from OP soon saying he got a job
She did her job though, not a very well and critical advice, but she technically did it correctly lol
I think he should coach himself at his own job before he wastes others' money and time.
When I need a JOB done, I call someone whose JOB it is to do that JOB!
Alternatively: become a job coach. Seems like an easy job.
Damn best me to it lol i second this. Op just keep trying I graduated in may and it took me a few months to get a job still not in my field but decent.
Beat me to it *
OP as a job coach: "My advice to get a job is make one up. It's so easy that even I did it! You see that degree on the wall? My kid drew it in art class this morning, and yet you paid me to direct your professional life."
So he's basically a guy that looks over resumes and gives obvious advice. Sounds like an easy career, sign me up.
Like Captain Hindsight!
You need a life coach next.... Remember to breath...
Guess who needs a spelling coach
You need experience to get a job; you need a job to get experience.
And that is why they have internships. It's basically free labour for the company (except in the rare instances where they're nice enough to pay you) and you get experience. The only other real option is getting a part time job where you don't really need experience like a cashier. Stay for a couple of years. You may move up within that company or get a job elsewhere now that you have experience. Best of luck with your job search OP.
Uhm, I think you searched to deep into a rather common statement.
I would talk to him and tell him to give you some of the money back. Bad referrals are bad for business
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Alternatively: become a job coach. Seems like an easy job.
So he's basically a guy that looks over resumes and gives obvious advice. Sounds like an easy career, sign me up.