It’s so frustrating. My store closes in January so I have time but it just feels like I’m stuck here. The fact that I have full benefits and decent pay for what I do makes it hard too cuz it’s really hard for me to accept less than that from another place
don't you live in milwaukee or something? location puts restraints on your career potential, especially if you aren't in a major city.
but don't stop searching. i quit my previous job in april, and prior to that i spent almost 3 months sending hundreds of resumés. it was tough for me because i still didn't finish school yet (just finished my undergrad in june) and i got rejections for that reason, despite having years of relevant working experience.
it's a grind but it will eventually give you the best reward
degree required
“What’s the job?”
selling beer to bars and retail shops
Not quite stem work
You know that’s called marketing? But yeah you don’t need experience for that
don't you live in milwaukee or something? location puts restraints on your career potential, especially if you aren't in a major city.
but don't stop searching. i quit my previous job in april, and prior to that i spent almost 3 months sending hundreds of resumés. it was tough for me because i still didn't finish school yet (just finished my undergrad in june) and i got rejections for that reason, despite having years of relevant working experience.
it's a grind but it will eventually give you the best reward
Chicago
Also there are lots of IT jobs that don’t require degrees and jobs that require college degrees also require like 4+ years or experience
I’ve seen many employers ask for a college degree & years of experience simply to vet out the people they assume are unqualified. Doesn’t mean they are always right tho
It’s just a filtering mechanism
I’ve seen many employers ask for a college degree & years of experience simply to vet out the people they assume are unqualified. Doesn’t mean they are always right tho
It’s just a filtering mechanism
Ofc I agree
Idk wat niggas writing paragraphs bout but college is most def a scam
call me daddy
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I’ve seen many employers ask for a college degree & years of experience simply to vet out the people they assume are unqualified. Doesn’t mean they are always right tho
It’s just a filtering mechanism
scum
I’ve seen many employers ask for a college degree & years of experience simply to vet out the people they assume are unqualified. Doesn’t mean they are always right tho
It’s just a filtering mechanism
These are the same ppl who complain that they can’t find any good people
scum
Capitalist pigs!
Elon Musk and Grimes break up after three years together
Capitalist pigs!
id take experience over a piece of paper every day tbqh. just cause u have a degree doesn't make u a good worker. have heard many horror stories about fresh outta college hires
These are the same ppl who complain that they can’t find any good people
You right and it’s certainly not a perfect process but again they are attempting to paint a picture of you based on a piece of paper that talks about who u are what what you’ve accomplished up to this point (career & education wise)
You can’t give a thousand people a chance just to hope 1 works out
I’ve seen many employers ask for a college degree & years of experience simply to vet out the people they assume are unqualified. Doesn’t mean they are always right tho
It’s just a filtering mechanism
dan doesn't realize that he can't just apply for jobs if u get filtered
you should stalk the hiring manager or team lead and send them a a message on llinkedin for example
also cold emailing is surprisingly effective if you are not re tarded
Idk why Dan doesn’t just know someone at the job he is applying for
@KoGoYos @kennyeast
f***. DJJ gonna get a lot of playing time. hope P Will doesn't take too long to figure his game out when he comes back
bet he doesnt even send a follow up email
id take experience over a piece of paper every day tbqh. just cause u have a degree doesn't make u a good worker. have heard many horror stories about fresh outta college hires
I 100% agree but at the same time it proves you stuck it out for 4 years. It essentially proves some form of dedication even tho i know many people who graduated lazy af and hardly did anything to earn their degree
Wouldn’t staying at a job for 7 years and being promoted twice at that job say that too?
to a lot of high performing people working at a furniture store for anything more than a couple years shows a different narrative tbh