SPEAK, YOUR WORDS ARE LIKE SEEDS. [IBYC]
How things could change in your life if you only believed!
Consider the farmer working in the fields of life.
Growing crops: Farmers prepare soil, plant seeds, water, fertilize, and protect plants from pests and disease to ensure healthy growth and good yields.
Harvesting and processing: The field is where crops are gathered, and livestock are moved for milking, shearing, or other production tasks Indeed.
Lessons Learned: "If you plant seeds in your life, they will grow. Likewise, if you speak those things into existence they will come to fruition. Your words are like seeds, whatever you say eventually are planted in the field of life, they are cultivated for growth."
I Believe You Can!
#motivation #jobsearch #interview #resume #followup #jobs #advice #workfromhome
Sodexo
Does anyone know about working the BNP Tennis Tournament event I applied with the company that hired me the past 2yrs but got no response to I applied last month with Sodexo and did everything I was supposed to do and supposedly I got hired but the Tournament starts tomorrow and I still haven't received anything about schedules #advice #application #followup
Don't most jobs notify you when they have chosen another candidate for the position you interviewed for?!? I would think it's most respectful if they at least email you, if they can't find the time or care to speak with you. Am I wrong?!?
I interviewed with a company that I thought went very well and things seemed to improve after my skill/knowledge test. But I guess I don't want to work for a company that can't even give you a response(good or bad) so it just wasn't meant to be. # #followup
How many rounds of interviews for a role do you deem excessive?
How many rounds of interviews for a role do you deem excessive?
#interview #jobsearch #advice #application #workfromhome #disability #resume #motivation #followup #interviewquestions #aboutmyjob #hiringevents #hiringnews
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👻 Ghosted By a Prospective Employer?! 😒
I had a phone interview for an exciting new job scheduled a while back. I requested a half day from my current employer to accommodate the call, woke up early, prepped myself, and—nothing!
So, I sent a diplomatically-worded email at 20-minutes past the call time, writing that I was still very interested and offered to reschedule. I never heard back.
Perhaps it's for the best that the call didn't work out. This kind of inconsiderate behavior may betray a work culture that's generally disorganized and/or unappreciative of employees.
Has this ever happened to you? What did you do?
Say you were passed up for a role but in the email you received rejecting you they advised against asking about “salary, responsibilities and work culture” in an interview, how would you react?
Say you were passed up for a role but in the email you received rejecting you they advised against asking about “salary, responsibilities and work culture” in an interview, how would you react?
Yes, with out a doubt.
I received such an email today. I got hired to work part-time at a store during the summer. But I didn't get to complete the training. So, I didn't get to work after all.
An employer tells you that you should receive an offer letter within two days. It’s been four days and you haven’t heard anything. What do you do?
Call supervisor
I would craft a thank you email that softly hints at questions about "next steps," or (in dire situations) makes some mention of looking forward to receiving the offer letter.
Finding a job quickly
How do I get hired fast? I fill out so many applications and interviews and it's always- you did a great job but your over qualified or we will call you back for the next interview. I just want to get hired and work and get paid. I'm a good worker, reliable and honest. I just got my car re-poed and I just rented a uhaul truck so I can doordash daily so we don't starve while I keep filling out apps. What am I doing wrong? What can I do to fix this? I'm working with workforce to update resume and find jobs, there's tones of jobs in WF, Tx I have experience in customer service, cash handling, serving , nanny, dog walking, grooming, training, restraining, shots and caring for kids, elderly and animals. Lots of talent, no where to use it... #jobsearch # # #advice #interview #application #followup
Is there a way to view your past applications and see it's current status?
I can't seem to find my past applied jobs and see what their status is. #application #followup
Unfortunately, not all job search platforms offer a feature to track your past applications. However, you can try checking your email inbox for any confirmation emails from the companies you applied to. In the future, consider using platforms like Jobcase, LinkedIn, or Indeed that allow you to track your application history and status more easily. Good luck with your job search!
How long should I wait to hear back from Clorox after an interview?
After an interview with Clorox, it's generally a good idea to follow up with a thank-you email within 24-48 hours expressing your continued interest in the position. If you haven't heard back within 1-2 weeks, a polite follow-up email can be sent to inquire about the status of your application. Remember, the hiring process can vary, so patience is key. In the meantime, you can continue exploring opportunities on Jobcase, along with other job search platforms, to keep your options open.
I totally agree with the answer given by the AI Coach!
I completely understand your frustration. It is common courtesy for employers to notify all candidates, whether successful or not. It is disappointing when this doesn't happen. Keep searching for opportunities with companies that prioritize respectful communication. Utilize Jobcase along with other job search providers for a wider range of opportunities. Stay positive and keep moving forward in your job search journey. #jobsearch #communication