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Monthly Archives: June 2013
NC believes that cutting unemployment benefits will push people to find work faster
Rep. Julia Howard expects that cuts to unemployment benefits “will push people to find work faster…” Ms. Howard doesn’t understand the current job market. It is easy for the employed to criticize those who can’t find work. Many unemployed … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Unemployment
Tagged benefits, federal jobless benefits, Julia Howard, NC, North Carolina, unemployment, Washington Post
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A week in review: the job search
I applied for 14 positions this week. Of those 14 positions, one of them is a scam and I received one immediate rejection email for an entry level position. I did some networking at the beginning of the week with … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Unemployment
Tagged interview, job search, resume, staffing agency, unemployment, volunteer
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Daily Prompt: The artist’s eye
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/daily-prompt-art/comment-page-1/#comments Sometimes I get fixated on a photo or a painting and can’t think of anything else until I find something else to get obsessed about. I remember taking my stepfather to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Remembrance, Uncategorized
Tagged art, daily prompt, Pensacola, photo, Quayside Art Gallery, raid amin, rocky mountain sunset
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The STAR interview
A disadvantage of working for one company for many years is that it is difficult for the employee to keep up with employer trends in hiring. I have had only two interviews with recruiters who asked STAR (Situation, Task, Action, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Unemployment
Tagged Guukle, job search, questions, STAR interview, unemployment
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Heat wave
Monday was a nothing day. There are few jobs to apply for on a Monday. I ended the day sitting on the front porch with my cat Alex and chatting with my neighbor. Yes, Alex is still holding on with … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Uncategorized, Unemployment
Tagged cancer, heat, interview, unemployment, volunteer
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Intern insurrection: Editorial
Friends have suggested to me that I offer my labor for free – or on a volunteer basis – in hopes of landing a job. I’ve volunteered before. When I volunteered to join the Navy, I was paid a basic … Continue reading
Daily Prompt: Morality play
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/06/24/daily-prompt-morality-play/ I can’t say that I’ve derived my morals from one source. I’m happy that Mom and Dad sent my brother and me to church when we were children. They didn’t attend church but knew it was important that we … Continue reading
Dream sequence: unemployment
My dreams take me many places. I don’t like the recent destinations. Unemployment has become a recent theme. I visited my old company and explained to an employee that I wanted to work but couldn’t find a job. She didn’t … Continue reading
Daily Prompt: The Island of Misfit Posts
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/06/23/daily-prompt-misfit/ It’s difficult to think of anything that doesn’t belong in my blog now even though it started as a personal journal in which I discussed my thoughts on my rose garden, death and remembrance. I created a separate blog … Continue reading
Lessons learned this week: on the job hunt
I applied for 24 positions this week (according to my work search record form.) Although I need to apply for only three positions per week to continue receiving unemployment benefits, I know that it would take me years to find … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Unemployment
Tagged health insurance, interviews, lessons, property taxes, rejection, unemployment
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