Can any one help me with this

[k3travel]

Hey everyone I had move down to Wilmington about 4 weeks ago now and have put applications in everywhere I can think of does anyone know anywhere that is acctually hiring I have ten years experience in customer service two years in industrial services rebuilding boilers cyclones combusters and soaking pits, one year with a water department experience 7 years life guarding , three years at a deli, two years vallet I am pretty well rounded and learn quick at anything willing to do just about anything right now I don't normally reach out for help like this and I can give anyone of my employers as a reference as far as I know everyone of them liked everything I did and will give a great reference this is the longest I have ever been with out a job since I was fifteen I just don't know who to turn to now to ask please could someone point me to someone that could help with this. I hate online applications cause I tell the truth and I am not "perfect" so I don't even get a face to face interview to even get a chance I wish unterviews could be face to face again I think that's y I'm not even getting a chance cause I don't lie and say im great at what I'm doing cause Im not but I can be if just given a chance someone please respond to me as soon as possible thank you
Kris

 

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[spartacus53]

Well at least you're young and better suited for any employer. My advise is to look for anything to make a buck, and even those jobs will have 100's of applicants. There are also a ton of interview techniques online, so I would suggest googling them and brush up on your interview skills too.

It's tough out there, so you may want to try an evening shift. I would also suggest Home Depot, they will even offer medical coverage to part time workers. Good luck

 

[ticm]

Well at least you're young and better suited for any employer. My advise is to look for anything to make a buck, and even those jobs will have 100's of applicants. There are also a ton of interview techniques online, so I would suggest googling them and brush up on your interview skills too.

It's tough out there, so you may want to try an evening shift. I would also suggest Home Depot, they will even offer medical coverage to part time workers. Good luck

Hmm Spart mentioned google.

 

[rocky raccoon]

hey,try out there @ sutton steam plant....5yr project...also craigslist.......good luck

 

[spartacus53]

I don't want to work 5 years straight

 

[TNGUNS]

Monster....give it a try

 

[uglymailman]

I wish you luck. My son got a job (he's a computer guy) thru a headhunting company. They hire you, put you into a job and pay you for like 90 days. Then if you are wanted the company you are doing the work for you hires you. I didn't even know that sort of thing existed. Might look into that. Maybe that's the way they do things in this day and age.