Someone posted a website that into great detail about this and have a list of phrases that should be in your resume based of the job you want. I wish I remembered the name of it.
I think I have it bookmarked. Will check once I get home and if I have it Ill share it.
Man if you do that would be the greatest thing ever.
So you had an address other than the one you lived at listed? I imagine that was a red flag for the company. They caught you in a lie - in their eyes.
I mean its my grandmothers house. Before when I was using my current address I couldnt even get phone calls from out of state places. Once I changed my resume to my grandmothers house, the calls started. IDK if I can consider it a lie per se, that is an address that I can readily make my home. It was either that, or have my out of state resume passed over time after time after time especially when it comes to contract positons, they dont care about out of state applicants at all. You make a very good point though, I may have to change it back becuase I know for a fact that one place didnt like that, and it was the place I wanted the most.
It was like this, except they gave you the key words by clicking on the positons, free of charge. I
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That's the problem I have. There are some foolish people in the world, but if you're qualified, these companies could at least call to see what your intentions are for applying for a position out of state. Who is dumb enough to move to another state w/o a source of income coming in? That's where I'm at right now. I want to move to NC or even ATL but can't get a call back for an interview. Just get the same generic emails talking about they've found somebody else.
Sorry guys, It looks like I don't have it
ARe the jobs you are applying for (out of state) requiring cover letters?
I'll try it. My go-to story is that I am from there and that this job was what caused me to move out of state in the first place and now I'm trying to get back.
Sorry guys, It looks like I don't have it
I need out of PA
Been looking on Indeed for entry level business analyst positions. It's like they don't exist
One of my bosses will start stating keyboard shortcuts to me whenever he sees me use my mouse.Excel and Powerpoint isn't as easy as you're describing it. There are some projects that can contain very sophisticated macros and models in Excel and Powerpoint. It really depends on what you're doing.Yea Excel is tricky but once you mess with it a lil bit you should be good...Now PowerPoint on the other hand is super basic, i was a wiz at that by like 9th grade, the older ppl def do struggle with it somehow tho so i end up having to do all the presentations
Hell, even knowing all the keyboard shortcuts isn't a walk in the park. If you guys want a real challenge using Excel--Try using it without a mouse
Took me at least 8 months to learn how to efficiently use Excel without a mouse. Now I only exclusively use Excel with a keyboard.
