I've even applied to all jobs locally that don't pertain to my field. Whats up with the world? People not even graduating high school are making more money doing construction. Its bull.
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The whole key is the field of choice.  You are not sharing this information with us.  It is one thing to get a degree in computer science and look for a job.  It is another thing to get a degree in history and look for a job.  You should pick the job before you pick the major.
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A lot of that work has been outsourced to India, I'm sorry to report.  \n\nWe've got good resources for that kind of job hunt in Milwaukee, but they are local sites, not global.
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i also live in metro detroit and have been looking for a couple of months. the job market sucks here right now. i went on an interview the other day and it seems promising. i got the interview through working on a temp project at my husband's place of employment. a lot of other people on the project worked with a temp agency. that's an idea. you can work off and on and make some money while testing out companies. plus, if they are looking for permanent employees, they will consider you and you have an advantage having worked for them temporarily before.
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Do you live in MI??? Your not the only one. I have been without a job for a while now and I got laid off 3 weeks ago. There is no way you can find a good job these days without some kind of degree or significant experience. \n\nWhich is why I think its dumb. I dont have experience in a lot of things but how do they expect you to get any if they dont hire you and train you and actually give you the chance?
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I don't think they really know what they're doing. They study 'coz their parents told them to do so. Then they look for job 'coz everyone does that, then they study more becoz they couldn't find any job. Simple. This happens to anyone who doesn't know what they're doing, not just young students.
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It is difficult to find employment because the economy is high.  If prices were much lower, there would be jobs. All the jobs are overseas.Tell your clients to try temp agencies where you live. At least they have some money coming in, better then NO MONEY. Register for around 6-7 agencies. I am SURE they have something that they qualify for. Good Luck.
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Have you looked into filing for unemployment?  There are many misconceptions about when people are or are not eligible.  Even if you think you aren't, you might be eligible.\n\nYou could try a temporary agency.  There are many out there, and they require varying levels of experience and skills.\n\nYou could also try finding a casual labor job.  Construction contractors and farmers (as well as many other types of businesses) frequently hire casual labor on a temporary basis.  Because there is very little paperwork and few obligations for the employer, these positions are easy to get if you can find them.\n\nAlso, if you have things that are worth money that you don't absolutley HAVE to have, you could try selling them or getting a collateral loan from a pawn broker to tide you over until you find work.
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Because *everybody* is getting a degree these days. My fiance spent $20,000 on hers, and she's making less than half of what I am, and I only graduated high school. Sometimes its just the luck of the draw.
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Hell yeah.\n\nMasters of architecture.  Trying to change carreers and i'm either over educated or don't have enough experience.  All the companies are looking for 20-somethings to exploit.  I have no idea what i'm going to do.  Might have to move into mom's basement.\n\nI wish I could go back in time and tell myself not to waste my time and money with that damn master's degree.
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my first job I applied through the newspaper, 2nd and 3rd jobs were through people I knew. A school counsler or local job market might help as well. Ask around.
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Then it's time for you to think different.  Many of us are drilled by our parents go to college so you can get a good job.  Ha! Now I drill into my five children's head start your own business.  I'm sure you think this is a joke, but it's not....email me at rcuevas34@yahoo.com\nThis is the best thing i ever did.  You can afford the start up cost and will get it back sooner than anywhere else I know of.  We have many people in college, or just graduated (one guy on our team just made 20,000 dollars in three months) Email me and I will help you.  Please let me know what State you live in when you email me. Best of luck to you...
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Yes, there is still a lot of discrimination in the real world. From my own experience, I tried to find a job on my own sending in my resumes to the positions that I qualified for.I just graduated from City College of San francisco with an Associates degree in Liberal Arts. However, I was not getting any response. Also, when I do get a response, I NEVER go to round two of the interview. I am answering the interview questions according to my work experience and believe me, most of the majority of the interviews I had were RUDE that I applied for. I was desperate NEED of a job. So, it really depend on your work experience. If you don't have a LOT then KNOW someone who will hire you for a year. All the employers are looking for is EXPEREIENCE.
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Everybody is looking for a "job". A job is "Just Over Broke". Look beyond just a job. If you think pennies, you get pennies. If you think dollars, you get dollars. Investigate starting your own business online or offline. Which ever you choose make sure it is involved in something you really like doing. The site I am going to recommend may not be exactly what you are looking for but study the site and it's content. Listen to the message.
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you know y its hard to fine a tiling job because all them foreigners have them.I work on sites and most of the tilers have foreigners now working for them same as the painters.it sucks now because they are taking most of the apprenticeships now from our own lads...
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I might be able to help you out but really need more information.\n\nSuch as, why do you state that you would be unsuitable for a field job?\n\nI have a good friend who got his BS Eng [civil] with only average grades. He went into waste disposal - 30 years later he is honored in his professional field, has met the needs of a rapidly growing city, is well paid, and has a fantastic benefits package.\n\nHe has always had work. Sure, his job is not glamorous, but it is essential to the city and he has become the director of the entire operation.
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Libraries, schools, colleges, small businesses all need tech people.  Try searching job sites that are more local for you, like in my area the Chamber of Commerce has it's own job site for my county.  You are looking at the same time a lot of grads are coming out of school, so be patient, the competition is heavy right now.  Good luck!
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Yes, I just saw  a question from someone saying they had 8 and can't get a job, it's because everyone has one!!  I worked in a uni for two years and the students were dumb as fuck, anyone can get a degree now!