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As graduation nears I know a lot of students are starting the process of relocating for their job. As someone who has moved across the country multiple times by myself here are my three biggest pieces of advice: 1. Save money now. Moving always costs more than you think whether it's big stuff like a moving truck or small stuff like buying cleaning supplies. 2. Give yourself time to settle in before the job starts. Being there a week or so in advance gives you time to find the closest grocery store, make the million Target runs you are going to need, and give you the mental space to recuperate. 3. If you can, HIRE MOVERS! I've moved with them and without them and in my experience it has always been worth the extra cash. Any one else got some tips for a big move? #relocation #graduation #recruiting
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Have you ever been denied the opportunity to apply for a job because you didn't have a bachelor's degree? Even with 23+ years of experience? It happened to me recently. Despite having an associates degree and extensive sales training, I was deemed "ineligible" for a sales position. This begs the question, do we really even know what we want to be when we grow up at 18-20 years old--enough to dedicate the rest of our working lives to it? Times are changing, and the value of work experience should not be overlooked. What do you think? #careers #opentowork #sales #experienceovereducation #educationoverexperience #doesntmydegreecount Check out this NPR article on the value of trade jobs that don't require a bachelor's degree.
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stop accepting work at low ball prices, if you can't make a fair living as a master or apprentice in your trade, stop doing it. carpenters build homes yet most never can afford to live in one, primarily they can't even feed their families. the tradesman is the backbone in America. Don't undervalue our tradesman, by not accepting jobs with unacceptable pay. your making it hard for all of us. demand fair price or get out nothing will change unless you have self respect and respect for fellow tradesman. starving and struggling with every aspect in life bc of financial problems is disrespectful, price cutting and help stealing are business. watch eventually there will be almost no one left with any knowledge. it's simple to understand that actually will effect price in time in our favor. bc the young generation isn't interested in working hard generally, we will run out of the young stupid and desperate enough to take it. you need to instill these ideas, life will be awesome for all of us. think about it.
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Such a beautiful day to be out here talking to the students of LAMC about careers with Galpin! 6.4 million people are currently unemployed in California and there are 2.1 million unemployment claims as of April 6. The unemployment rate went from 13.2% in May 2020 to 3.8% this last March. It’s a tough market. I think the biggest transition in your life happens between college and going out into the world of adulthood. I can’t tell you the number of times a student said, “I graduate later this month in business administration and I’m ready to run a company!” 😳 While I love the enthusiasm, the question that follows is, can you tell me about your experience and what’s prepared you for taking something like that on? Our education system along with societal expectations have created a HUGE gap between the theory and applied science of the areas of study. And I can attest to this as a Latina first generation graduate who grew up hearing “you have to go to college”. And the expectations were to graduate with a career ready to crush it. But the truth is, and while I encourage it, college is not for everyone. And A LOT of the time, your career will boil down to your connections. Some of the most successful names out there were self taught and the things I see in common between those college educated and those who aren’t who make it, is determination, discipline, and being in the business of people (relationship management). 3 things that can also make you extremely successful in Automotive. Galpin offers a broad spectrum of entry level roles that take you from novice to expert over the course of your career. For example, we offer a paid Sales Training program and continuous training across the organization. The service departments have been committed to keep their techs on track with certifications by bringing on a Tech Champion that works as your counselor to ensure you’re on track with that growth. And with growth comes career development. Most people think “jobs”. Galpin says CAREERS. So I love the opportunity to share that with these kids. 💙
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Co Founder - Brenta ( A unit of Role Ready Bankers) engaged in training and placement assistance in Banking Sector
selection of a right career after completing education is very important.one should not take a decision in hurry in choosing a Job .
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Is your college bound student working this summer? 💪 💲 Who's hiring? It's a question that parents and students often ask regarding summer jobs. For students who need a little bit more 💲💲💲 before heading off to college, what are the best choices for work? Here's an article from my friend Dr. Nafeesah Allen discussing different jobs that teens can do - though do paper routes even still exist??? That was my first job. Riding my bike 🚲 to deliver newspapers. And I remember wiping out one day 😵 🩼 Thanks for including my thoughts in this article. Link to article in the comments below ⬇️ #JobsForTeens #TeenJobs #YouthEmployment #StudentJobs #TeenEmployment #FirstJob #PartTimeJobs #SummerJobs #JobOpportunities #JobSearch #EntryLevelJobs #CareerAdvice #WorkExperience #TeenCareers
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Are you on the hunt for a fresh start? 🌟 A career change, perhaps, or the next level in your current field? Look no further, because the Hot Jobs of the Week are here and they're waiting for you! I'd love to hear about your career aspirations. Are there any roles you're eyeing? Better yet, share your experiences if you've recently moved to a new a new job. It's time to ignite our professional ambitions together! #CareerOpportunities #JobSearch #NewBeginnings #vetro #vetrorecruitment
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So, here are five things you should consider before quitting your job. https://lnkd.in/e2-PQ6p6 #resignation #retention #jobsearch
5 Things To Consider Before Quitting Your Job
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When a Summer Job Can Pay Off As summer rapidly approaches, many parents are making plans for their children and young adults. If you have a teen or young adult in the house, now is the time to begin considering and applying for a summer job. A part time job can have so many benefits beyond just earning extra spending money. It can teach kids planning, budgeting, resume building and so much more. #TheRealHowMoneyWorks #YouCanTakeControlNow
Top 5 Benefits of a Summer Job—Besides Pay
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From nursery to high school, I was the teachers' first choice for a monitor. Reason? I was confident speaking with anyone, be it the principal, teachers, or seniors. I was good at studies, so the other students were as well. What made me different from others was my confidence level and how I communicated my words. The same goes for PERSONAL BRANDING. If you're not confident about your skills and services No one will trust you or hire you. The more confident you are, the more people will trust you. Next time someone asks about your services Tell them, "My services are excellent enough to be hired by you." Day 85 PS. Never follow the mindset where people say, Fake it until you make it. Your promise should be real. Period.
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