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Comment by blue river on November 19, 2009 at 7:21pm

I was going to go for certificate, I really don't know much about it

Comment by modesttreasure on November 17, 2009 at 11:02pm

There is money in X-Ray Technician. Also, the medical field is one field that is always looking for people. If you think you would want to get into it then go for it. However, make sure it's a degree that you won't feel tortured about doing. Are you going for a full degree or a certificate?

Comment by blue river on November 17, 2009 at 10:39pm

thinking of going to school for x ray tech, not really crazy about it
yet looking for a way to bring in income, or at least increase the chances of...

Comment by blue river on November 17, 2009 at 10:38pm

with time off, that was good.
Still trying to figure out what I am going to do for job, career, I have thrown ideas out to universe
yet I should refine it, I suppose
looking for work, career
what shall I be, I have a BA in liberal Studies, more like in social sciences
that is me, interested in several things

Comment by Tingeling on October 3, 2009 at 8:33pm

Well, yea, I am doing freelance work, but really cant stand sitting working alone and would love a full-time job I am applying for jobs but have problems trying to structure my day between of creating resumes, submitting, getting it all done in time.. Reaching the deadlines. Being productive...

Comment by modesttreasure on October 2, 2009 at 12:58pm

Are you doing freelance work, Tingeling? Or are you just trying to structure your day between creating resumes, submitting, etc?

Comment by Tingeling on October 2, 2009 at 6:14am

HI. I'm between jobs and looking for a full-time employment as a graphic designer. Been in this situation for a long while now and I find it challenging structuring my day. I'm here to ask you guys on advice on how you structure the day and what you do to achieve the goals you set?? Any help is valid!
(Actually a little desperate.)

All the best from me. :)

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Comment by Resume Confidence on August 26, 2009 at 5:14pm

Oh, but maybe I didn't answer your question exactly -- do you have to give a reason? Technially, no, but it's usually pretty hard not to, just because people will be curious . . . it's always acceptable to just be vague/neutral "It's just time for me to pursue other avenues" "personal reasons" etc. are just fine if that feels better for you & whatever your true reasons are, and actually, if you aren't happy there, those 2 general reasons I gave as examples are actually true (so you don't 'lie'), they just keep the details personal, which is perfectly acceptable.

Good luck!

Shannon
Resume Writer/Interview Skills Coach
www.resumeconfidence.com

Comment by Resume Confidence on August 26, 2009 at 5:10pm

Blue River, regarding resignation letters, a short and sweet "this will be my last day", very business-like is perfectly appropriate. However, when I have left a job I personally like to add some comments on the positive experience I had there. Something like "I am appreciative of the XX amount of time I was a (job title), I have learned XXXXX and value the relationships I take with me from (Co. name). . . there are many variations on this "I will miss working with my team; I wish the very best for the continued success of XXX (company/department/project name) . . . " It's really up to you, but I believe if it is sincere, it always leaves a positive last impression of you to your employer/boss to expression good feelings and gratitude without gushing on & on of course, it's still a business letter :)

Hope that helps!

Shannon
Resume Writer/Interview Skills Coach
www.resumeconfidence.com

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