i studied in a university of sc and technology but over years i still have not got employed even after series of application.so assist me or help me procure one.please answer as soon as possible
123501
try the petroleum companies... usually overseas...
72114
OK, HERE IS SOMETHING MAY HELP YOU \nTRY WAL-MART OR SAMS CLUB THEY DO SPONSORSHIP WORKER,,, OR FOUND ANYONE LIKE HIS WORK CAN HELP HIM TO GET HIS WORK CARD ,,, BUT IF HE LIKE TO BECOME STUDENT HE CAN GO TO THE COLLGE AND APPLY THERE AND IF THE ACCPET HIM AS A NEW STUDENT THE COLLGE WILL FILL ALL THE PAPERS HE NEED BECOUZE THE HAVE ALL THE FORMS SO ITS NOT REALY HARD ,,,I HOPE THAT HELP.. GOOD LUCK
661072
No, you are dealing with the government, go and fill out their darn form. during the interview, explain to the person how you have been looking for work as well as the job , date and time you sent an application, it would help if you had had an interview and was turned down.
400116
Daniel, this is not a quick job, but here are some sites which might help you put a resume together.\n\nTry the monster site first\nhttp://resume.monster.com/\nHere is a how to, that's pretty detailed\nhttp://www.rockportinstitute.com/resumes.html\n\nAlso, do you have Microsoft Word installed on your computer? If so, click on this website and select the template for the resume of your choice.\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=Resume&av=TPL000\n\nFor the Objective, you want to put something to the effect of what type of work you are looking for and how you can help the employer.\n\nFor your work history, tailor what you have done in the past to show how your previous jobs can help you with the job you are going for.\n\nGood luck on this!
557570
Sorry. That's hard. Maybe it wasn't just the age factor. He may have had education and skills you didn't. Or maybe one of his relatives helped get him the job. Do you still want to work there? If so, contact the human resources department to find out what other jobs are or will be available. Good luck.
353569
You really need to have a connection. Also realize that more schools are becoming more strict about University degrees...(i.e. they are checking them more carefully to see if they are fake or not).\n\nSadly, I think there is more than a waiting list for some of these jobs.
8020
More than likely that will be a waste of your effort. In order to get work, you need to practice interviews and apply for jobs and seeks placement agencies.
628035
i'm in the same postion - unemployed for six months.  i have learned that if you have to 'invest' money - its a scam.  keep checking your local unemployment office and also social services may be able to help.  my problem is i'm over quailifed for 'low end' jobs and under quailifed for the 'better' jobs.  \n\ngood luck
647422
There could be any number of problems.  First, it may seem like you apply to tons of jobs and never get one when in reality you aren't applying to that many. The issue of not getting hired where your mom works could be that they don't hire family members or try not to.  It's also possible that as a college student they don't want just part time help or temporary summer help.\n\nYou may want to think about the types of jobs you're applying for as well.  I know how hard it is to take a crap job when you really want to do something that relates to your degree or future dream job.  However, most people have to work those not-so-fun jobs like waiting tables, retail, etc. before they get the fun jobs (and some people like waiting, retail etc. and consider them their fun jobs).  \n\nAnother problem could be experience.  Usually experience is relied on heavily for jobs.  Even if you'd be a great addition to a company they might not hire you if a so-so person with 15 years experience applies as well.  \n\nAlthough it's unlikely at 19, you may have too good of a resume.  I have an MA, publications, conference presentations, and teaching experience on my resume.  I applied for an office job over the summer before I start my PhD in a factory and didn't add all of that in there (they don't need to know I'm published or presented at conferences or the extent of my teaching experience because it wasn't relevant...instead I played up other skills that might be important to the job).\n\nSomething else to consider is that having a great resume isn't everything.  I've been hired with resumes that had typos, I've had conference proposals accepted that had typos, and I've not been hired at places/been asked to present when I had no typos.  It's all a game of chance.  Just keep trying and give in and apply to some jobs that you don't really want but know you could get (like retail and waitressing).  Once you have a job you'll have some money and feel better but can continue to keep looking for a better job that you'd like more (but don't let on this in an interview because then you may not be hired at all).\n\nGood luck!
164215
I strongly suggest that you go to your local state employment center. Pick up applications there. Fill them out COMPLETELY. Also, attach a resume to each one, regardless of whether or not it asks you to. Never leave information out of an application. If you don't have room to write it in the space provided you can tell them to see your resume (IF the application does not say otherwise) or you can attach a separate page with that information nicely typed up. What gets most people a job is their presentation, NOT their actual ability, when it comes to part time and temporary work.
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Did you ask " Can anybody tell me how to get a job in Information Technology?"\n\nDepends where you are located.  Are you in India? or the U.S.?  It also depends on what part of the U.S. you live in.\n\nWrite me back and we can discuss this.  I am currently seeking a job in IT and live in a small community.  If I moved to a bigger city I would have better luck.\n\nJulia
191064
Good on you.... Go to the nearest industrial Employment agency(Agency that specialises in your field) who will assess you and let you know if there are any other requirements, and then hopefully you will get a job... Good Luck xxx
143184
Check with your government help services you may have a Career Link what we call when we go to find available jobs like the unemployment.  Also if you receive disability, contact them they can help also ask the school where you got your MBA.  Good luck
347113
I did not like my degree either so I use to send out "reverse" resumes - putting all the work experience and goal statements at the top and listing my education credentials at the bottom. That way the employers get an idea of who you are before they judge you just by your education.  I think it worked because I got the job.   Try consulting work or temp agencies to get the work experience in your desired field.  Employers are more willing to give you a shot on a short term basis.
484158
The best way is just to do a web search and look for one - then apply.\n\nGood Luck!!!
664157
Maybe college isn't worthless but you are.  Sorry, but when an educated person applies for job after job and doesn't land even a restaurant position, you wonder what really is turning employers off.  Telling an applicant that "experience" is all they lack is an easy way to avoid telling them that they have a personal issue.  Look honestly at yourself..or ask a trusted friend to be honest and identify those things about you that make you unhirable.  \n\nStep outside your expectations for a career and look at other options.  Contact the college where you attended and talk with a career counselor.  Attend job fairs.  Move to an area of the country that has more job opportunities.
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The Internet is a great resource for jobs.  Otherwise talk to your scool advisor.