Where do i look if i want bad advice & useless job search information?
Posted by
brian in
Job Search HELP on
May 26th, 2010 |
5 responses
Should i read the newspaper adds, Q & A Yahoo, go to closest state workforce center, use stale websites job search engines, go door to door beating the pavement, ask an immigrant or make 100’s of phone calls? Anyone care to add bad advice like how to penatrate the hidden job market exclusive to family & freinds?
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Ask ______ (Fill in the name) the local bum on the corner, Im sure he has great advice, considering he always asks you for money!!
Be born into it and the job willed to you when they pass away.
Nepotism happens… Try not to sound quite so angry about it…
I wouldn’t hire you either with that attitude…
There you go… one more bit of useless information brought to you by Yahoo Q&A.
For reliable job information searches, retain a piece of cardboard on a busy intersection and write the words, “I need a job.” For reliable advice, watch “American Idol”.
You can look in a million different places. The dumbest place is going on the Internet and doing just the opposite of what is said in the jobs list. Go to your friends and ask for their dumbest ideas for a job. Ask any- and everyone you meet on the street. Open the phone book and start with A and go to Z in the yellow pages and call for anything that you know in your one mind, you are definitely not qualified for.