I am trying my best to change my job but no luck what can I do?
826358
It depends on what you want to do, maybe you can study a new skill knew skills means more job opportunities.
258205
You might be able to talk the company into telling you his last name(maybe) or tell them you have an urgent personal matter and need to get a hold of him and see if they will relay a message.  Maybe if you became friendly with someone who works there you could have them find out for you.
126570
Just keep trying. Sometimes is just a numbers game. You can do everything right and they still don't pick you. Also, they could have chosen the other person even before you interviewed. I ran into this alot last time I was looking for work. Hang in there. Good luck!
496491
you have no choice but to put the truth on your application. when your interview comes, be honest about your last job without saying anything to trash your former employer. if they call and he trashes you, you'll never know what he said and the new employer will never tell you the reason for the decline.\nthe point is you can't just give up the effort altogether because you're afraid of what he MIGHT say. your other choices are to lie on your application and risk being caught. you might even be hired before you're caught then you really screw yourself for the next job you try out for. \nlastly, you can avoid work altogether and tremble in your room with no paycheck. \nno matter which way you go, good luck.
932404
No you can't.  Also, why were you fired?  Or did you quit?
857486
Have you tried speaking to your old boss? Or is there someone else there that could give you a reference at your old place of work. You never know though your old boss may have misplaced it and didnt want to admit that so said they had not received it. \n\nThink you best bet is to speak to them and also try and think of another reference just in case. At least that way you dont have to worry about your new job and new start.\n\nAt least you dont have to deal with your old workplace once you have left =D\n\nAnd remember the greater the challenge, the greater the reward.\n\nHope this helps.
565057
Keep the same job u have while looking for another one on your spare time.\n\nThen slowly transition into the new job. You probably won't even miss a pay cheque.\n\nGood Luck.
868568
Ask for added responsibilities.  That's what I had to do, now I have too much on my plate, but don't dare complain.  And if all else fails, start looking for another job in a different vocation, and you don't have to quit to do this.  You can look online for jobs, in newspapers when home in the evenings, or when at stores look at bulletin boards.  I'm trying that myself, only because my added responsibilities are becoming monotonous too now that I'm used to doing them.
390495
try getting a better job
328494
i had that prob for a while and its really disheartening when people refuse you when you know u could be better than some of the lazy scum bags who work there. just keep at it and dont give up someone will value your skills....good luck!!
238814
Start shopping the job market, and I don't mean sit on the computer. Get out and go door to door. Companies like to see what type of person you are and how well you handle yourself. See what is out there. See if you get some job offers. If they look good, then I'd use that as leverage in your current job to advance or get a pay raise. If they aren't willing to do it, then go to the new job. Don't waste your time in a company that isn't going anywhere, or is not willing to treat their people well, when that is time you could be investing in an up and coming company with a better atmosphere, and promotion potential.
193526
Ask your boss. They aren't yours anymore!\nWhy quit something and keep trying to control it?
629345
The key is:  Be professional.\n\nRemember that it's just business, and just as the company has the right to fire you at any time, you have the right to quit at any time.  Don't let personal feelings get in the way of doing what's best for your career.\n\nHaving said that, you will want to maintain good relations with your boss, in order to preserve future career opportunities - you might work for your boss again in the future, or perhaps at your new company, you might even want to recruit this old boss to the new place, if you think they are good.  So, you should do the following things:\n\n1) Finish up any projects you're on, or at least get them to the nearest milestone.\n2) Write down all the things that only you know about regarding how to do your job, so that your boss can give it to your replacement.\n3) Go talk to your boss, and break the news that you're leaving.  Don't be ashamed, just be professional.
1074267
Write a nice letter to your boss, then go in and give it to him/her and sit down and have a chat. Explain how much you've enjoyed working with them but say that, as in life generally, sometimes you have to move on. Keep it friendly and stress what a good boss they have been and how much you have learned. Also offer to help with recruitment for your replacement. It's very hard and I've been in the same position - you feel personally responsible for letting them down - but try not to feel like that. It is only a job after all. Good luck and enjoy your new job!
700880
wherever you are, you might try to see if there is some kind of employment agency that sould help you find a job.  when you get into a funk its hard to pull yourself out of it, i know.  but keep your chin up, because things will get better.you could also try to learn the language in your area.  maybe you will meet someone who could help you.
487853
You may be safe in changing jobs now. But do you really want to take a chance Immagration may  take offense of your doing so while in the middle of your application process? I personally think you should be able to change your job when ever you feel so inclined. However, why take a chance that somebody may take it as a sign of immaturity, insecurity in the work force or worse just plain instability?\n\nSo, even though you may be able to change jobs, I would reccomend you just stay put for now, finish your application process, then change jobs. It just seems much more safer than risking anybody attempting to use your change of job as a negitive sign of instability. If you are not in terrible work conditions, being abused emotionally, taken advantage of, or any other situation which creates a hostile work enviroment, just stay where you are. Unless the job you are considering is a much better paying, which would demonstrate an upward mobility and an increased ability to pay taxes, which the government would love!\n\nWhat ever you decide needs to be your own decision though. You can get advice, listen to what others have to say, but in the long run this is your life and what you decide will effect your life, the lives of you family and loved ones. So, evaluate your life situation, compare different scenario's and make the best decision you can. That is all you can expect of your self or anybody else, just to do the best with what information you currently have.\n\nGood luck in choosing the best path you can, and much happiness always.
730787
Look for a new job under a false name 'cause your name as a developer is going to be mud.\n\n///