I am 25, and have been with my company for five years....?
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Try some of the bigger companies there like Home Depot, you would have a career path ahead of you. You can search for jobs on the sites below.
340799
I work with an Inc 500 Company from my home.  They have been in business for over 20 years and have a revenue sharing program that has helped me to suppliment my current income.  I am able to work from my home around my current schedule... no get rich quick scheme... just a way to work towards a little brighter future.  I am willing to show you how I work from home without any obligation, and if after receiving all the information, you'd like to get started, I would be willing to work WITH you toward your goals.  It does take time and effort, but both are able to be scheduled around your current schedule.\n\nIf you are interested in hearing more about my company, contact me through yahoo360 or IM
416775
Usually, that's a bit too personal.  Just accept what you make , do a great job, and get a raise as you work more at the company.
1057452
I have been in this business for five years and I made 250k last year. The year before that was 70k. The other three years were at about 25-35k. It may take you some time but it is well worth it.
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First off, I'm a recruiter/headhunter....I will share with you my opinion and explain how the agency I work for views these issues....To begin with, staying with a job for 3.5 years (these days), is totally acceptable. Hiring Managers (in general) consider a job hopper as someone who leaves in less than a year (or possibly every 2 years). I started in the work force over 20 years ago and believe me, life is totally different out there than it was when I first started off in the early 80's. Now, as to the reasons you can provide on an application (or if they ask over the phone or during an interview in-person), you need to get creative...you can say that your background wasn't a match,  your skills/abilities weren't being put to the test, the commute proved to be too tiresome, you were using the temp job to gain more experience but weren't planning on making it a permanent job, ..but you need to deflect from the real issues. If you sound like a complainer, nobody will want to hire you. If you say negative things about Company ABC, your new/potential employer will wonder what you might say about them when you leave them in 1-2 years. There are issues at every job and no company runs perfectly. Personalities clash, bosses can be a pain in the you know what, you can find yourself working with very  inexperienced people and it can be frustrating...there are always issues. But AGAIN, don't sound negative about any of your employers! Nobody cares! They just see you as a complainer and they won't have faith that you will remain with them (for a few years at least). If I review a resume of someone who has changed jobs 5 times in 5 years; I hit the delete button and go onto to the next resume of (hopefully) somebody more worthy. I suggest taking a visit to some of the job sites..they provide excellent information regarding how to answer these types of questions. Just remember, you want to be looked upon as a true "candidate"..... not merely as an "applicant".
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We have a fantastic opportunity that would fit round your current situation and given the right commitment from yourself you could turn it into a profitable business enabling you to give up your current job. We are looking for people to join our team in our health and beauty care business. We have the backing of a 27 year old company that is 110 countries worldwide.\nLike you i am in a job that i dont really want to be in, but since starting my own business up it has kept me motivated to see the bigger picture. I will be able to give up my full time job up and that will be thanks to this business. Everyday for me is a step closer to me realizing my dream and that is my biggest motivation.\nIf you would like to know more just contact me, do add your contact email tho!! Maybe like me this will be for you x.\nJust remember that where you are now is only a stepping stone to something bigger you just have to find that something bigger...
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No, but they will be suspicious that you did not work unless you were a minor the whole time.  Even students work.  If you really didn't work, then you'll be fine.  But not working and pretending not to owe any tax are two different things.  Also, what kind of bum doesn't work for five years?  No offense, but that is the kind of question you'll be getting.
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I have been around many of our client's DBA in the past couple of years. Here is what you need to know:\nAll had college degrees from 4 year universities.\nAll were very intelligent people.\nMost had been with the company for more than a year.\nThe youngest was 23 and had worked an internship prior to taking over as DBA.\nThe oldest was 58 and had been with the company for 9 years after being a CPA before that.\nThe average age I would guess between 30-35.\n\nAge doesn't matter to most places. They want knowledge and most want some experience or someone who is willing to train a while before starting the position. Most want someone who will be able to stay with a company for 5+ years.\n\nGood luck!
885148
Depends who the company is and size.Try going to your area manager,if you have one and try sorting things out that way.If you don't have any luck,go over their heads and go straight to company manager.
810323
talk to them. 5 months is a long time and they mite be just upset as you are. maybe they are waiting for you!
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Ok then, give me 5 years !
397967
as much as you can! you should get a pension asap, compamny schemes are good as the company puts in aswell. see your financial advisor asap
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It all depends on what direction you want your life to take.  Is this a career move that will fit into your 5-year plan?  Does this person also fit into this plan?  Do you see a future with them?\nAlso, if you love the city life, moving back to a rural town is going to be awfully boring.\nRemind yourself why you moved in the first place.  Do you want to go back to your old way of life?\nIn the end, it's your decision.  Good Luck.  Make the right one.
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You have 5 years to settle a claim.
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You've done it for three years, you've only got one more year to go.  Suck it up and worry about something else.  If you like their company and everything else is great, then you are doing well.  Don't sweat a few phone calls.
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After years of moving around advancing my career, I finally decided to "Marry" a company and settle down for the long haul.  Like I told them during my interview, I was interviewing them far more than they were me as it was my intention to retire here.\n\nI'm being groomed for my boss's job who's own retirement will be in about 5-6 years.\n\nI have a beautiful fiance and thus far, my tenure here is looking pretty good.\n\nIn five years, I see myself in my first home, married to my beautiful Stacey and running my department.  I'm looking forward to having the roots that I've had to keep unearthing at the expense of the career.  Now, I've put my time in and can settle back and build the longevity it takes to become a Senior VP at one the world's largest corporations.\n\nOh yeah, it's coasting time Baby !    ;-)\n\nP.S. --\n\nVery thoughtful question.  Thanks for the opportunity to share.
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i believe you can go back five years. but the government can go back as far as they want for non compliance with the tax laws. i hope for your sake that you had refunds coming. because if not you are looking at major penalties and interest on balance owed.