Why Can't I Find a Job? - 5 Reasons Why
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- WHY CAN'T I FIND A JOB? - 5 REASONS WHY
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In this video, I’m talking to you if you've been asking yourself "Why can't I find a job?" or "How to get a job?" or "I can't find a job". You are looking for job interview tips because you just can't seem to be the perfect fit for the jobs that you do get interviews for or you have thoughts that you are not good enough, and your job search strategies are landing you zero interviews or job offers. You are someone who lacks career growth and potential because you don't feel confident about yourself and losing hope. If you've been asking "Why can't I find a job?" or "How to get a job?" or "I can't find a job" I'm here to help.
Specifically, I give you 5 potential reasons on why you may not have landed your dream job offer yet and what to do to fix that:
1. Looking for a job has become a chore, no longer an exciting endeavour.
2. You place all your hope in the next job interview you get called for and feel disappointed when it doesn't work out.
3. You feel, very simply, that you're " not good enough".
4. You're not expressing professional presence.
5. You're feeling desperate rather than excited.
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Can’t find a job because they want you to be 26 years old with 30 years of experience
E X A C T L Y
You nailed it !
Exactly
true.story.
Or have experience doing something you do at home but in a professional setting. 🙄
Job hunting is difficult sometimes. It’s like a full time job in itself sometimes!
Elite Clinical Research Based on my experiences with job hunting I agree with that statement.
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Feeling like it man. Better days are on the way.
Elite Clinical Research job hunting is hard SOMETIMES? Dude I’ve been trying to get employed for eleven years now and NOBODY seems to want to hire me. It’s hard ALL the time!
@@clintferguson6599 😢
Another reason it's hard to find a job? Employers are getting too picky.
Catspaw Yep I’m hearing ya! “25years old with the knowledge and experience of a 60year old” no such individual I’m afraid!!
That's the problem
Nepotism
Here are 5 more:
6. External postings but internal hirings
7. Postings up all the time
8. Scams
9. Corruption
10. Favoritism
I’ve noticed this. It’s as if companies have it to keep them top of mind, like advertising. And companies that has you under consideration for 6 months and not moving.
My applications and resumes have not been read yet.
Angry Guy Neither are mine.
Same
I know that feel.
Strengthen the resume.
@A Fish ... word.
No experience except internships...gotta have a job to get a job it’s maddening! They all want 5+ years prior experience, I can’t even get my foot in the door
alicat312uc what types of jobs are you applying for? You can try assessing what do they need! For example, what problems do they have? What can be improved in their existing company...or processes? Is there something new they can do to become better..... Think about ways in which you can be helpful to them, manifest this and they might forget that you don't have 5 years of experience :)
I know what you mean. Even if you have a degree it doesn't matter
Just lie about the years!
I have 20 years of experience, a degree and still unemployed.
Make up a job
Good points. I fall into most of them. Unfortunately, when you've been looking for a job for so long and get nothing you just want to give up. It's hard to get out of that mindset. It's exhausting. I never thought i'd be going through this at this time in my life. It sucks. Being told you are 'overqualified' simply means you're too old.
Very true!
Did you find a good job?
@@cdlikecdrom Yes I did almost 4 years now. :)
@@PatrickHoenig98 Great work! I am happy to hear it!!
True
I have been applying for jobs for 2 years. Only 1 interview that I was excited for. Didn't get a call back. I go in confident, and nothing. Still applying for jobs. Not gonna give up though.
hello .. did you get a job ?
Same
Goodluck
Keep trying. All the best
@Digital Nomad you are very rude, and definitely not helping 🤦
This is how I feel. Sometimes I just give up and then try again... it's stressful and yet depressing..
I have stopped believing that one shall seek a job , but creates his own.
With no money?
YESSSSSSS!!!!!
ok cool for you, not everyone can do that though. not everyone can do anything, and the people that disagree with that statement are the kinds of people that can make their own job, but those people aren't all people.
Holistic quench j
Truth. 🏆
I wish interviewers would judge people based on their portfolio rather than their sweat glands, haha
yes, exactly!
That means the person is nervous & if you're nervous in an interview then it will translate to your ability to work under pressure. Practice & confidence gets rid of the nerves. Trust me!!
I've nearly given up on finding my dream job. I've been trying very hard to start a career in allied health and it seems like recruiters just look for every reason not to hire you versuses looking for reasons why you would be a great fit for the company
I'm this close to becomeing a drug dealer
La la Lmao 😆 dude I don’t blame you...
You need experience for that.
Bruh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A drug dealer is a pharmacist with a black lab coat
I disagree with number 5. If I seem desperate for the job for which you're interviewing me, that's because I am! So are a LOT of other people in this horrible economy. Desperation to land the right job doesn't mean I would be terrible at the job. In fact, it probably means the exact opposite. Look at me versus somebody who is cocky and expects to land any job he/she wants with no trouble. Which of us do you think will end up working harder for you and doing a better job for you?
Lisa Mitchell im.with u
bigsexy No you're not getting it. I'm not going to apply for "every job" because I'm desperate. I'm going to apply to the jobs that I know I'm qualified for...there's a difference
@@redruby747 Thanks Rosy!
Lol
You're right!
What happens when you are very miserable in your current job and on top of that you're not being called for job interviews for over a year ? This is the situation I find myself in and it is ruining my personal life and professionally
Job hunting is very difficult especially i want to change my working field, and have no experience.
Yep
I'm feeling desperate rather than excited? You're damn right I'm feeling desperate MORE THAN excited because desperate times call for desperate measures. In fear of losing my car, my insurance, my patience, yes, I'm feeling MORE desperate now than ever. I'll feel excited when I land the job. How I feel about it later will be determined how the job goes.
I've almost been jobless for a year. I have absolutely no experience in anything. Like, I can't even gt into retail.
Mason S Dude Good Luck 🍀, because it’s Getting bad...
You wouldn’t even want to be in retail. Unless you’re just a very simple minded person who can be content with spending your life selling garbage to garbage buyers, you’re not gonna want to sign up for that.
@@toto-ok3yf its literally the only way into the job market especially as a graduate or high schooler with no money
Most these reason are based on us actually getting called for an interview, majority of us can’t even get an email response lol obviously our enthusiasm increase if we finally get called for an in-person. The issue is we apply to thousand of positions and don’t even get a response
I’ve been rejected for so many jobs and most of them never called back or got annoyed that I called
bruh same lmao
Graduated 8 years ago and still never got a single job offer. College is totally not a scam hahahahahaha
Are you alright bro...? :(
I’m legit sorry to hear that , damn.
try temp jobs
U meant it us a scam
It is a scam
it makes you suicidal after a while 😔
It really does
I've been in four interviews they all let me down😔.I try my best to impress my interview but they always want someone who is way experience. I feel really depressed. I feel like I'm not meant for this world.
@@Dreadful_art i feel exactly like you 😔i really want talk to someone to express my feelings .😢
I feel ya. I need to find a job that pays well so I can move out of sisters house. Nothing. I have experience but not enough :(
I know how feel bro it's fucking ridiculous how hard it is to find a job it I've been searching for a few years now and nothings happing it just brings so much depression 😔😔
Number 2 happened to me a couple times. The first job I interviewed for last month after graduating was really cool and I had an amazing interview but for some reason, they never called back. The Hiring Manager all but hired me on the spot. He told me to come back next week for training... and nothing happened. The same happened another time after that. I have come to understand that the level of enthusiasm they show in the interview doesn't really amount to anything, so I do my best but I don't put an obligation on the employer to do anything anymore. I learned to accept that I may not get hired even if I have all the qualifications and had a great interview. It's just the way the world is.
Same thing happened to me when I applied at a Best Buy consultant position. Interviewers and me were having casual conversations, answered "what-if" questions flawlessly based on my experiences, and mentioned how I was studying and paid for a CompTIA A+ certificate test + how much I am into technology + worked on personal computers on the side. A week later, sent me an email reading there were other candidates who were better qualified.
@@deslokthewarlock same happened to me this week, after having 2 interviews for a position and responding to all of their questions, i received an e-mail telling me that they hired somebody more qualified ..i put all my hopes into this job, after the second interview i really thought i have a chance, i was really depressed when they rejected me
I have been doing interviews since January, and I get "You are very skilled and your work is excellent quality, but we moved with someone else", I keep getting this rejection and am not sure how to fix it. I am not getting critics, they seem enthusiastic and then they say they moved with someone else
I can't even get phone calls from pizza places!
Cameron Kiesser Yeah buddy it’s just that bad in America.....
@@godisgreat418 not to being superior or something but, i have a good skills of computer literacy, cisco network associate certificate, videographer certificate, barista certificate, human resources management bachelor degree, good communication skills and you know what its been 4 years since my graduation and about 500++ job i applied. Not a single job i had right now lol even i applied to ice cream booth and didnt get call for interview like wtf is going on lol
Shaquille RC Damn that’s rough! I feel so sorry for you, because that’s a tough spot to be in. I hope all goes well for you and you do have a lot of skills and experience to not get a job, so am also shocked that your still not able to find a decent job...
@@srr1887 at this point you need a divine intervention.
I haven't had a job in a year n been on many interviews. I'm thinking about selling my ass at this point.
Ye Humbug girl me too, it’s been over a year 😩
street walking ha!
How much?
4 and a half years for me
😂
finding a job is easy, but finding the right job with the desired package is frustrating
@AkmaTravels So true! It takes a lot of work to find THE dream job. But if you can show how you can/will SOLVE the employers’ problem, THAT will be the game-changer. Good luck!
Finding a job is not easy
Finding a job is not easy at all
🤨
I definitely fell into the “needing to take a break situation”, so I did just that. When I moved back to looking for a job I was still a little unmotivated so I paid for this service to revise my RESUME & got it to sound very professional, and now I’m getting interviews. I’m so excited!
Jonathan Garcia Who did you get to revise your resume?
Which service ?
for sure
Seeking employment has been redundant. Its not tiresome attitude. I'm only applying for positions I am willing to do and qualified to do.
Exactly!
I apply what I have the background to do and can bullet point my skills during an interview. Yet I get the canned response that they are going with other candidates who more closely meet the job description 😐
Same
Hi Linda, thank you so much for all the videos you posted which helped me land on my dream job. I watched most of you video, some 5 times, took notes, prepared well and nailed on the first interview I got. I really appreciate for all the efforts you put on these videos!
Linda, I love your videos - they are extremely informative and concise. I have been unemployed for 11 months now and have to put on a "happy face" during each interview and treat it as a new adventure. I do tell stories describing how I've solved problems for companies and also bring samples of my work instead of simply "telling" them my skills. I do smile frequently and am upbeat, give eye contact and ask questions. Yet, I am still convinced that there are "gray areas" in HR hiring practices. Companies may already have an internal candidate in mind, but make you go through the arduous process of interviewing a panel of managers and come back multiple times. Also, many job descriptions specify 3-5 years of experience with a college degree. This practice is clearly geared towards attracting a younger employee right out of college because they will work for less money and will not likely retire for a few decades. So, what can a seasoned employee do when nobody wants to hire them?
Ruth M I feel that employers are looking for a recent college graduate as well. Employers don’t care about experience.
@@mariahg4561 200 applications, 30 years of exp and recent MA w MERIT from King's College London. Ageism. I will eventually get a job but I had no idea it would be this hard. I am so much better qualified than most! Over 1500 publications.
I concur. I looked up one day and EVERYONE in the dept was 24. LOLOL. I'm not even kidding
I went to an interview 4 days ago. The interview went well and the interviewer also said she liked me and she also said she will contact me in 2 days but I am not getting any call from her since it is been 4 days already. Ugh why is it hard to get a job that is well paid. Life sucks!
Do you have a job now
this is what happened with me 7 days before and I am so upset 😢
This happened to me last week then got a rejection letter yesterday tf.
I've been unable to land a steady job for about two years now, working temp contract and such to get by. I have a Master's degree but no experience in the field I want to work in, and even entry level positions require 3-5 years experience.
I love your continued informative, reinforced best practices. Great way to start the morning.
Robert L awesome! Glad to hear it's helpful!
I can relate to the emotional roller coaster feeling. Hope goes up, disappointment happens, emotions crash. I have been hunting for a month and was wondering what is the key to finding emotional stability. Your emphasis on focus and re-framing how you see the interview is insightful. Thank you!
They want you to have the experience and the degree but then the starting pay is $15 an hour and your $40,000 in debt from getting that degree. It just doesn't work. I've been struggling to find a job for that exact reason. The more time that passes the more I feel like I should just settle on a lower paying job. It's honestly a bit degrading when I worked so hard to get where I am.
Yep. I have my bachelor's and have been trying to find a proper full time job that can pay enough to support my family, and all anyone wants to give me is part time and less than $15 when I have 15 years of sales & customer service experience. That won't pay off my loans or help me to afford a proper house. So I hear ya.
Was fired in July and got another job quickly. Was laid off. Got another job a week later and now been unemployed since August due to being laid off it’s now December and just got notice my unemployment is being cut off in January. I’ve had an interview at least once a week and still no call back. I went to our employment help services here and took an interview class... they said I’m fine. Very personable and confident. I really don’t know why I haven’t been hired...
Lauren Rosario Same here
I can totally relate
Lauren Rosario Sounds like your doing something you shouldn’t be doing at your work place.
I think I am experiencing a bit of burnout myself. It's especially frustrating when you are with a good company for years but constantly denied position changes/promotions. Maybe I need that week long pause. Do you think there is a degree of favoritism that goes on in the job market and you basically have to know somebody who knows somebody who is a door opener? :\
leonphelps knowing people (in other words having a professional network) always helps! And you should work on building your professional relations every day as you never know what positive surprises that will bring :) and how many doors people will open for you...
But what exactly is your case? Are you saying that you want a promotion in you current company or are you looking for a new job?
White men need not apply. That's my impression of the job market these days, kind of a reverse Jim Crow thing. Would that be called a Worc Mij thing? haha
@@pete5668 oh please
Loved this video! It's so important to go into the job search and interview with the right energy!
These are all things I struggled with. I resigned with my previous job feeling I didn't do good out of it and I've been feeling scared to look for a other job and apply thinking I'll repeat the same mistakes again. Also, been resting for a few months because of it and getting turned down by a company I really liked just a week ago. I'm surrounded by the mentality I'm never gonna find a new job and is afraid to even apply. This is a really insightful video that has perfect timing. I'll think about these things deeper and formulate a plan. Thank you.
you are good
I think the interview panel are using personal decision to pick the new candidate. Racism plays a role also...
I agree with you.
Agreed
AGREE I went through discrimination just a few weeks ago
@@kennethbanks82 tell us more
DARK FORCE73 facts race gender and looks
9 months without a job :'(
Going on 4 for me 👎🏼
I had 6 jobs in 2 years
7 now
6 months for me
Me almost 2 years
Reason #6: When the interviewer sees that you've already quit 4 previous jobs, and been fired from 7 previous jobs in the past 2 years, it gets pretty hard for them to see you as a good candidate to fill the position.
Really great advice and perspective! Really helps out light on my situation.
Thanks so much!
If your 18 and have no work experience, its pretty much impossible to even being considered!!!
True
Thanks, Linda, for the video. I like how in a positive way you emphasize how to be honest with yourself.
This lady mentions the problem of not seeing your job search as an exciting endeavor? I have never heard anyone say that being unemployed and having to search for a job is an exciting endeavor. I just do not see that situation in someone's life, actually mine right now, being some exciting thing. I agree with her five points she talked about but just not the exciting endeavor part. It's not. It's frustrating, emotionally draining, stressful, a drag on one's self esteem and self efficacy and all the while, one has to fight all of that internal stuff and at least appear to be confidant in an interview. It's a challenge from the get go....not an exciting endeavor from the get go.
She could careless, she has a good job...
Being almost homeless and poor is not exciting in the slightest
Lisa M. Exactly. Half the people making these videos are set and have a good paying job and even if they don’t like it at least they have money to pay bills pay rent and eat food.
5 potential reasons why you can’t find a job. Which one resonates with you? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below! :)
Linda Raynier no experience and i'm 27.
Yes I can relate to a good amount of these. This video open my eyes. Do you have tips from going from self employed for years to working for someone? How can I make my resume/CV stand out? I'm going to have to start watching your videos. Subscribed :)@
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Thank you Linda. This is exactly what I need at this point of life. Really appreciate it
It’s like you have to have a job to get a job, impossible to get my foot in the door
God bless you Linda Raynier. Thank you for giving your expert advice and encouragement.
Crying at point number one.
It's so hard getting back to being positive, and optimistic again. I miss that side of myself. But now I feel so unaccomplished, and my confidence is shot.
Thank you for this video.
I know the feeling. It's hard to be positive about things when all you get is rejection after rejection.
Hello Lynda, thank you for your advice, I have improved a lot by implementing your recommendations. I am in the final selection for two positions now.
I'm picky with my jobs...
Hey beautiful! I am currently looking for a job and it has been hard, but this video helps alot! I subscribed today! Thanks!
Your content is so valuable. I cannot wait to share with you the success of applying your advice and tips to my search.
You speak so clear, so even I (not a native speaker) can understand all of what you're saying. And your voice is like music!!!
Thank You for this video!!!! You basically said all the things I’m feeling why I’m not getting call backs :( thank you for this video! I will reevaluate the way I interview!
These are all my struggles
I got placed in a company only cos of your "tell about yourself video"..thank u Linda
this is so much on point with my situation. the biggest barrier is my own self-doubt
I feel like n°1 creates n°5 which also creates n°2 and n° 3 and 4 are often linked to lack of experiences, so when you're trying to find your first job, you experience all of them! I need to work on my confidence level and determining what I really want! super interesting video!!
I've worked 6 months in the last two years. It's got to the point where I can't even focus on the Job Ads without getting a headache and losing all focus.
I have been at this for 4 years, and can't seem to get a job offer. It has made my depression so much worse because I can't help but feel like a failure. I don't think Linda understands how much this whole job interview process is so draining, and makes you feel hopeless.
Exactly. It gets to the point that everything feels hopeless and never ending. Like everytime I try I get rejected so what is gonna change? It's hard to get out of that mindset especially if you're not able to take or be on any medicine to help.
thank you! ...and your advise is very true. It's helping to point out a couple of things about myself to work on? and hopefully my next job offer/interview will go way better? thanks again!
I'm seriously thinking about giving up entirely. Pre pandemic was hard enough, I did eventually find a job for my senior year, but lost that when Covid hit. Now I'm almost 20 and being the only member of the family without a job puts a constant reminder of failure on me.
This is a helpful video. I really need to improve my mindset and approach things more positive!
Completely helpful video. Thankyou.
In my previous employment none of the skills learned in a company or department were transferable to a new employer. There were no promotions and no new skills or tasks to be learned no training just pushing paper for not even half a day.
So for me seeking a job now days is very difficult, especially with no skills. I'm tired of having just a job, I want a job that can turn into a career.
I've been in four interviews they all let me down😔.I try my best to impress my interview but they always want someone who is way experience. I feel really depressed. I feel like I'm not meant for this world.
Raquel Guevara your not the only one keep at it 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hi Linda,
Just wanted to say thanks for the videos I found them very helpful. I had implemented some of your suggestions for my last job search and found them effective. Pleased to say I've found an exciting new opportunity and advanced my career (auditing). Thanks!
Congratulations! :)
You're amazing, thank you so much for sharing these tips and advice with us ambitious professionals. 🕊
Thanks for this! I just applied to another internship while I was watching!
Thank you very much for the great video. There are the reasons that's why I'm struggling to find a new job.
Thank you so much for these valuable 5 reasons!
Great tips, as usual, Linda.
OMG what a boost of confidence and hope this video is. 🙏🙏🙏
I am trying to transition from Serving in a restaurant for 20 years to office work and I am finding it very difficult. I have a bachelor's degree and don't want to serve anymore. Its very upsetting and disheartening when you don't have the experience and skills that that they require.
What's more depressing is when you have it and then get told you're over qualify
Yeah it’s just bad Guys. It feels like America is going down the drain...
@@godisgreat418 not just America, here in Australia too... :( (edit: I mean, jobs are hard to come by these days)
Hazel Chief-rabbit I guess! It’s gonna be a big problem if there isn’t no jobs..
Its also disheartening when you have years of experience, a degree and still can't find a job.
Very Informative. Thanks for sharing the valuable information.
Awesome Video Linda very informative!
Check on all 5. Lol! This is exactly how I feel. Thank you for waking me up and giving me perspective. This rejuvinates my job search and perspective. Thank you!
Thank you! This is just what I needed to hear. I have a job interview later today. This is so consistent what Abe would say. :)
I needed this! Thank you very much. 🙏💐
Interviews is a card game that you show your hand but they don't show theirs.
Such great advice! Thank you 😊
thank you so much for your useful tips ^^
Will do this...very informative!
Trina Wynne awesome!
2# i am always focused. I'm stressed because they say no.
#1 disappointment
#3 knowing you are a good fit and knowing you will land the position depends on the interviewer.
My perspective is the factors of not having the position and knowing they won't.
I'm glad on the other hand that some said no. Often times the industry isnt professional nor successful. Not saying I prayed against the process but need something I will do.
Yes Linda I feel this happening to me. I have been out of work almost one year.
Thank you I needed this.
Woow, this is great! Thanks
you're welcome! :)
I like the Point "Calling in what you want"
Find a job is so hard. I lost hope. I'm hard working person but no one excepts me. I have some experience but nothing is enough. While I was studying at the university, I was an intern in court for about 1 year. Then I was working in government agency, I had practice there for about 7 months. Now I have unpaid job, and waiting until they notice me. I applied for so many applications but never received call... I'm 22 years old by the way 😭
So I've been having some ups and downs looking for a new job. I recently had an interview for a Marketing position with a top tech company that took a few weeks. One week I had a call with their Cali--based recruiter. A few days after I spoke with their NYC-based recruiter. A week or so later I had an person interview and met with the NYC recruiter and had Skype interviews with 3 other people. THEN, that Friday or the following Friday they also had me do a video interview with 2 other people I'd be working with. I followed up with one person, who directed me back to the Cali person...Who called me back a few days later and told me I didn't get the job. Even though everyone seemed to be impressed with me, I just didn't have the experience that other candidates have.
On the one hand, it feels great to have been chosen for an interview with this company. That does great things for my confidence somewhat. But then it sucks that I didn't get the job. I've been getting some interest here and there...I'm waiting to here back from one company about the final interview I had 2 or so weeks ago, and I am in the process of the first steps of a Marketing Coordinator position for one company and a Content Development Internship at another. I've been contacted about an Editorial Writing Internship that ended up not being a fit for what I expect from a position financially.
I've been working on my brand for some time...Making sure I have a decent social media presence that amply showcases what I do. And it seems to be garnering positive results with some of the companies I'm applying to. But I know that in order to really impress any/every company that comes across my resume, I need to make sure my next role is full of opportunities to build KPIs for organizations. I want to be able to say that as a result of content I developed, links had an average click rate of 60-80% for social campaigns or email, etc etc, an average of 150 likes or shares, etc.
I have similar metrics for a company I worked at as a content writing intern a few years back, but I really need to push those results much farther. I need my next opportunity to give me the creative freedom to develop and market content, as well as work within established protocols, so I can really build an even more impressive resume. It's disheartening to be so close yet not close the deal on my next job yet.
Can't thank you enough for your help Linda, you just pulled me out of that negativity, again you come up with a great video
M Beshbeeshy glad to hear!
I definitely agree with all your points! Reason # 2 resonates with me so much. Btw I'd like to recommend a tool to anyone who wants to put all their accomplishments in one dashboard with no limit of upload unlike a regular resume. It allows anyone to send a custom job pitch like video presentations to employers. It's the digital portfolio platform of Sizigi. It def helped me to land interviews!!!
Yes, i have i am experiencing the potential reason two.. thank you for sharing this. I want to learn more for getting a great Job offer.. :)
I go to these interviews and people who work there look like they just rolled out of bed. How did they get the job? 😂
Yessssss, and too me the interview goes really well. Even had the employer introduce me to other employees as the new employee!!!!! Made I'm I doing wrong??????
Debra Napper I also had a great telephone interview then an hour in person interview. Met the employees. Then...nothing!
People in positions of authority - ie the rich - love to play games with people. they laugh about it over expensive drinks with their friends.
Thanks for your video. In my situation, I didn't find any connection with the interviewer in some interviews, so the interview was quite normal but failed.
Need some motivation tips came just in time thanks
8 weeks!!! I've been looking for 3.5 years for a job I would enjoy doing, and I have a lot of experience in different areas and worked in sales, I had my cover letter and resume redone and I'm very positive and am always adjusting, I am very confident and feel I am way more qualified, more knowledge and more passionate than most people.
Your channel is amazing ✨🙏🏽🙌🏽