What is a good white-collared job for someone who is really good at remembering specific details ?
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Sales.  My husband has a phenomenal memory.  Often has 30 some phone #s memorized, plus the company's product portfolio.  Amazes peoples, saves time.  Also is a sports nut so facts and figures memorized there too.
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You should have some idea what you are looking for.  Check out the Career Journal at http://www.careerjournal.com/whoshiring/ and job salaries at http://www.salary.com/  Good luck!
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Get out the yellow pages and call companies in your field and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. You can follow up in a week with a call to that person. Take a look at your resume. Is it full of gobbledegook about you are looking for a meaningful job or discusses your character instead of what work you can do? Employers want to see a specific job objective like to find a sales trainee position where I can use my strong interpersonal skills. Stuff about finding a meaningful job goes in the garbage esp if you can't say what kind of job you are looking for. You should also be telling everyone you knows including relatives that you are looking for a job. Also apply for civil service jobs and look on the websites of the school systems
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I believe that I bring to the table to any institution or business an excellent work record, a high degree of customer service and customer understanding. I work well within a group as well as on my own. I enjoy being challenged. \n   I have been schooled on quality control, waste reduction, safety procedures, and finding creative and cost effective solutions. I have a positive mental attitude and care about my coworkers as well as my clients/customers. Oh yes, and I always use spell-checker.
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example: “Hello. My name is Eileen Conner. I’m a production assistant with a B.A. in Communications and three\nyears of solid broadcasting and public relations background. I have extensive experience developing\nand researching topics, pre-interviewing guests, and producing on-location video tapings. I’ve been\nwatching your station for some time and I’ve been impressed with your innovative approach and your\nfast growth. I recently sent you my resume and was wondering if you anticipate any openings that\nmight be appropriate for someone with my experience?”\n“During my career, I’ve been a senior manager in banking involved in activities such as creating,\nbuilding, and re-engineering departments, designing management information systems, negotiating\ndeals, and mentoring high-potential employees. Most recently, I’ve taken a sabbatical to get my\nMaster of Management degree, which I’ve chosen to add to my original MBA. While I think it’s\nimportant to keep an eye on the bottom line, I’m fully convinced that people are a company’s most\nvaluable assets. I’m looking for a management role that will combine my background and interests in\nhuman resources and finance. I see myself working most effectively in a small to mid-sized company.\nWhat’s most important to me is that I be able to create an environment that brings out the best in\npeople while being financially successful and market-driven.”\n\n\nList accomplishments—paid, unpaid, work, education, life, experiences…\nList your most important skills and strengths…\nWhat are you interested in doing? Internships, job openings, company information…\nTie these aspects together to create a consistent message about who you are.
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'Things Remembered' at many malls is where I get mine done.\n\nhttp://www.thingsremembered.com/index.htm?fctrack=tlhome
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try the link i leave for you, they have 200+ resumes and some are specific for different types of work\n\ngood luck on your fist job =)
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I think you mean Resume.  Monster.com or careerbuilder.com have some good resources.
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OLMIS.org has an Occupation Information Center that I personally like. http://www.qualityinfo.org/olmisj/OIC?x=1&y=1\n\nThen there is the big one - O-Net. Brought to you from the US Department of Labor  - http://online.onetcenter.org/
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Are you good with computers? How about a data entry position? A lot of companies hire people to input data all day long. I think it's a little boring, but you won't have to deal with customers! (one tip though, don't mention that you don't like dealing with people during the interview, employers hate to hear that stuff!)\n\nAlso, how about a cooking, like a grill cook or something like that? The people who work in the kitchen don't usually have to deal with the public, and a grill cook or prep cook would be a basic entry level position so you wouldn't need experience...
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Stick with work background - unless the interviewer specifically asks for personal things. Talk about your work ethics ie: I'm honest, hardworking, detail oriented, good salesman, etc. Then be specific: if you worked with money - say "I handled xxxx amount of cash on a daily basis", or "I have done detailed reports accurately on a monthly basis" - or "I'm very outgoing and easy to get along with", etc.
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Check out vault.com, wetfeet.com, salary.com and hotjobs.com - they all have pretty detailed info about specific industries and job responsibilities within them.
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Try a factory or plant security position where you make hourly rounds.  Make sure that you allow  time for your work and homework.
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This is the favorite question of the day. Try west corporation they are doing mass hiring this week.
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Something like this might work Excellent communication and customer service skills.\nHere are some great resume websites that will help you out\nhttp://www.rileyguide.com\nhttp://www.susanireland.com\nhttp://www.jobbankusa.com/\nMonster and Careerbuilder has some great information. If you are in college, you can go to your college/university to get some information also. I hope this helps! Best Wishes!
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Not sure exactly what you are asking....do you mean on a resume? In what medium?
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print a nice resume and make a lost of copies.\ndress nice\narrive when it starts\nbe yourself