Are you still struggling with your job search, we are continuing with daily discussions why they are NOT CALLING YOU. You are more than qualified, so lets ask this question.
Are your expectations to high or unreasonable?
Yes, everyone wants the "perfect job". But, if your criteria is too high, if your being too demanding, you may well remain unemployed. Nobody wants to be told to compromise, but the fact is that much of life involves just that, at least temporarily.
1. Analyze your wants and needs.
2. Which are must haves?
3. Which are negotiable?
4. Which can be put on hold?
You must re-think your scenario at this time, look around, remember the crisis that we are ALL in. There is way to much competition right now, people are literally fighting for jobs just to survive, so if you are being to unreasonable; the next guy will be more than happy to settle for a little less and get the job that you were hoping for.
Let's hear your views on this topic.
It is upsetting how the economy is forcing people to short thier worth in the workforce. You have to go low now to get a job. We all lose. So, with that, i am looking for work. But at same time being wise to build my own business as well. Take care of my cyrrent needs but look way ahead for myself. I finally understand that no company will provide continual stability for my life. Have to do what i have to do right now. Http://bossmansgetfit.bodybyvi.com
ReplyDeleteHi Paul, I agree with you 200%, I find so... many people coming to me and needing a resume done with such an awesome career behind them and they want it dubbed down so much just to get a job to pay their bills when they were making 50K+ just a year or two ago. It goes against every thread in me. They have worked so hard to get to the top and they have to slide all the way back down again just to survive. Thank you for your comment.
ReplyDeleteThe lack of response is discouraging, and just give up after a while.
ReplyDeleteDifficult to be motivated.
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