What Are You Doing Right Now? (216 Viewers)

[IrishZebra]

@ iRushZubroo: Call them up and tell them your name is "Tahir Ahmad" and you are studying to be a pilot, and you'd really, REALLY like the job.

I have 3 years flight sim experience.

 

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[IrishZebra]

Think about it. In today's economy employers get hundreds if not thousands of applications via email. The object of the game is to separate yourself from the rest. A phone call turns you into a prospective employee rather than merely an application.

You grossly overestimate the ability of Irish management.

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

Yea, Jameson and all...

 

[Enron]

You grossly overestimate the ability of Irish management.

That shit works man. I've worked since I was 16 in just about every type of job one could do.

 

[IrishZebra]

That shit works man. I've worked since I was 16 in just about every type of job one could do.

Well, I said I'll try it, I'll owe you a int: if it works.

Ima shower then moisturize, peace!

 

[Dragon]

Think about it. In today's economy employers get hundreds if not thousands of applications via email. The object of the game is to separate yourself from the rest. A phone call turns you into a prospective employee rather than merely an application.

Fred you should put in your CV any kind of activities that you did during college/high school that show leadership skills/how proactive you are, etc. Anything that will set you apart from the rest

If you seem reliable enough in person, they may overlook your inexperience.

 

[Enron]

Well, I said I'll try it, I'll owe you a int: if it works.

Ima shower then moisturize, peace!

Baby powder on the nutsacks. Don't forget!

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

And slime-out that urethra.

 

[Enron]

Fred you should put in your CV any kind of activities that you did during college/high school that show leadership skills/how proactive you are, etc. Anything that will set you apart from the rest

In addition a proper resume/CV should include not just writing down the things you've done, but also a brief description of those activities. This gives the employer more insight into you and is a good discussion piece for the interview.

Also remember to only include the activities if they actually relate to the job or if you can make them relate to the job.

 

[Dragon]

In addition a proper resume/CV should include not just writing down the things you've done, but also a brief description of those activities. This gives the employer more insight into you and is a good discussion piece for the interview.

Also remember to only include the activities if they actually relate to the job or if you can make them relate to the job.

Yep!!!!! I recently did that and it's been very helpful so far

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

I'd post my resume if I didn't think a bunch of gays would call my numbers and shit.

 

[Enron]

Just delete your numbers and save it under a different name then post that.

 

[Dragon]

Do you guys have your college GPA in your resumes?

 

[Fred]

In addition a proper resume/CV should include not just writing down the things you've done, but also a brief description of those activities. This gives the employer more insight into you and is a good discussion piece for the interview.

Also remember to only include the activities if they actually relate to the job or if you can make them relate to the job.

Mate, are you sure you don't work in HR?

 

[Enron]

No. In most cases that's not necessary. If they ask for it, provide it. But don't include it on your resume.

 

[Fred]

Do you guys have your college GPA in your resumes?

I don't, do i need to have it there?

 

[Fred]

No. In most cases that's not necessary. If they ask for it, provide it. But don't include it on your resume.

Ah ok, because i didn't include it.

 

[Dragon]

No. In most cases that's not necessary. If they ask for it, provide it. But don't include it on your resume.

Cool thank you!! I don't have it either

 

[Enron]

Mate, are you sure you don't work in HR?

I've just been in the work force for 10 years.

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

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