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Recent graduate what are you doing if no work is available?

looker001

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I recently graduate with b.s. Finance at worse possible time with absolutely no work being currently available. Planing on taking couple of real estate class at jc in spring to keep my self busy while waiting for economy to recover. What is everyone doing in this recession if you can't find a job?
 
Originally posted by: looker001
I recently graduate with b.s. Finance at worse possible time with absolutely no work being currently available. Planing on taking couple of real estate class at jc in spring to keep my self busy while waiting for economy to recover. What is everyone doing in this recession if you can't find a job?

World of Warcraft, the economy is great in there. Just kidding.
 
Originally posted by: tasmanian
Lying on my resume.

By lying you obiously meant "updating it / making it current."

Me, I might be looking for a job shortly seeing how I think i got written up / will get complained about to my manager and possibly HR.

Sad day 🙁

I guess i can't raise a beer to all of us looking for a job in this poor economy.
 
Originally posted by: looker001
I recently graduate(d) with b.s. Finance at (the) worse possible time with absolutely no work being currently available. Planing(Planning) on taking (a) couple of real estate class(es) at jc in spring to keep my self busy while waiting for (the) economy to recover. What is everyone doing in this recession if you (they) can't find a job?


Originally posted by: rpkelly
I'm going back to take an English class.

I recommend that for the OP too.
 
Originally posted by: Barack Obama
Originally posted by: looker001
I recently graduate(d) with b.s. Finance at (the) worse possible time with absolutely no work being currently available. Planing(Planning) on taking (a) couple of real estate class(es) at jc in spring to keep my self busy while waiting for (the) economy to recover. What is everyone doing in this recession if you (they) can't find a job?

this is why you can't find a job
 
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.
 
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.

I know lots of people out of work who would KILL for 30k / yr right now. There are so few positions open that each job receives 3 or 4 x the usual number of applicants.
 
Oh shit I cant get a job in finance. I know Ill get a job in the lucrative field of Real Estate!

Maybe thats why you cant get a job in finance.
 
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.

I know lots of people out of work who would KILL for 30k / yr right now. There are so few positions open that each job receives 3 or 4 x the usual number of applicants.

Yes.. if you need someone murdered I would do it if you could get me an interview at a 30k/year job.
 
Originally posted by: Slew Foot
Oh shit I cant get a job in finance. I know Ill get a job in the lucrative field of Real Estate!

Maybe thats why you cant get a job in finance.

I had to laugh at this one. No pun intended OP. If you want to start a lucrative job/career at this point in time, get the heck out of the financial sector. Choosing real estate as a backup is absolutely horrible right now as well.
 

Try to get a job at a bank as a teller/new account rep. The pay isnt great but you get exp in your field and if you show yourself to be a good employee will move up, eventually.

Most, if not all highly successful people i know started their careers at the bottom.

 
Originally posted by: looker001
I recently graduate with b.s. Finance at worse possible time with absolutely no work being currently available. Planing on taking couple of real estate class at jc in spring to keep my self busy while waiting for economy to recover. What is everyone doing in this recession if you can't find a job?

"would u like fries with that?"

finance, then going into real estate?!

geez, might as well buy circuit city stock in case they recover next year

 
Originally posted by: Farang
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.

I know lots of people out of work who would KILL for 30k / yr right now. There are so few positions open that each job receives 3 or 4 x the usual number of applicants.

Yes.. if you need someone murdered I would do it if you could get me an interview at a 30k/year job.

Get in line man. Why do you think crime figures over the last six months have been on the rise? www.killforajob.com
 
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: Farang
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.

I know lots of people out of work who would KILL for 30k / yr right now. There are so few positions open that each job receives 3 or 4 x the usual number of applicants.

Yes.. if you need someone murdered I would do it if you could get me an interview at a 30k/year job.

Get in line man. Why do you think crime figures over the last six months have been on the rise? www.killforajob.com

I lower my bid to a callback from a job paying 27k
 
Originally posted by: Farang
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: Farang
Originally posted by: BeauJangles
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Honestly, I don't believe there is "no work is available." What you mean to say is, "no work is available" that I am willing to do. There are plenty of entry level positions that will higher you; of course, you won't be making much more than 30k a year. But hey, 30k and benefits is somewhere to be WHILE you look for something in your field.

I know lots of people out of work who would KILL for 30k / yr right now. There are so few positions open that each job receives 3 or 4 x the usual number of applicants.

Yes.. if you need someone murdered I would do it if you could get me an interview at a 30k/year job.

Get in line man. Why do you think crime figures over the last six months have been on the rise? www.killforajob.com

I lower my bid to a callback from a job paying 27k

How about a vague phone call from a recruiter for a job paying $20k?
 
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