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Whats your view on Companies that want you to do a test while in the interviewing process? I have experienced things in the past that made me feel like they were actually getting free labor, or essentially gain free knowledge and free high level direction.
I pray to God it works this time. I always take the wrong job.. as in the ones that aren't for me. You really need to like what you do, in order to perform better.
I was laid off in November and accepted a job in a call center at an insurance company. I was hesitant because I didn't want to go back into insurance and definitely didn't want to go back into a call center. Ended up quitting the job after 3 weeks because it was all around horrible despite the company being pretty decent. I wish I saw this video before I took the offer. Listen to your heart, people!
Some interviewers I’ve faced were so arrogant, they openly admitted the last candidate walked out or that they have a high staff turnover because they are so sure the problem isn’t them.
I just came back here to say that after binging all of your videos last week to help me prep for interviews I had lined up I finally got a job offer after months of job hunting!! Thank you so much for the work you do!
I declined an offer today.. because I asked for higher pay and they were willing to meet it but right off the bat they said if you don't accept this offer today then we're moving right on to the next person.. I automatically said no thanks. They needed an answer right then right there and didn't allow me anytime to consider. Another no go was that they couldn't tell me the schedule even though they claimed it was a set schedule 😒
One place had the cheek to have asked me what my appointment had been for after I rang them to apologise for not having been able to have made their original date and time and had said that an urgent matter had come up so that was no longer possible so we rearranged for another day and at the interview they had asked me what was that appointment for? OK it wasn't anything that was private as it was a gas safety check but that's not the point as they had no business asking what peoples appointments are for! I feel that by accident when that gas safety check was booked on the day that interview was originally due to have taken place by accident when they did that they stopped me from having made a big mistake as when I got asked what had that appointment been for it showed the true nature of the place! I had left the interview hoping I wouldn't be offered the job but I was and with confidence I was polite and said thank you for the offer but no thanks and I feel it was the right decision!
@@joannesaltfleet2071 I did not understand much of what you wrote. You will probably get angry, but learning how to use punctuation correctly will take you farther and put you in a higher pay grade. Hope you landed a better situation! Do well!
Thank you! I did experience the "pyramid scheme." They seem to be alive and well in 2023, and thankfully, being a bit older and wiser in life, I didn't fall for it for this time. Classic symptoms: ambiguous pay structure (i.e. you don't know if it's salary or commission only; "uncapped" commissions), group interviews; rapid, high-pressure interview usually done via a group panel of 3 or interviewers, who spent maybe 30 minutes promising big incomes (via commission only of course).
I once got a job offer for a small company that claimed to be like Google lol. HR sent me a job offer 2 days after the interview and only gave me 24 hrs to make a decision. The pay was low so I tried to renegotiate, but she said NO. A week later, I saw the same job post, and 2 weeks later she edit the job description focusing on how wonderful it would be to work there, claiming that they take their employees to so many team-building activities and give donuts and bagels once a week AND they increase the salary to what I have previously asked for. It wasn't meant to be.
Really agree with the opinion of not working with the company who has long working hours. I used to devote myself into the role and sacrifice my mental health and general wellbeing. Now I need to fully rest and paid money to get my health back before getting a new job. Looking back the working experience, I would say it was not worth it.
8th if there no possibility of promotion.....EVER. I was offered a job , number 2 in the department with a firm but my line manager is the boss daughter!
I wish I didn't take a job that I never applied for. I was in and out within a month. The biggest sign that the company was not one to work for was that the hiring manager admitted they had to let someone go because 'it just wasn't going in.' The same thing essentially happened to me but in retrospect it was actually not likely the employee, it was the fact that the managers had unrealistic expectations of what their employees could achieve within such a short space of time.
Thank you so much for all these videos. Because of your channel I became so confident during the interviews and hiring process. I just received an offer today for my dream job and was able to negotiate my hours, pay, and benefits to what I wanted! 😁
During my fresh years of career. I was wowed by lots of job offer and accept any job offer but end up with toxicity. Now, I reject 3 job offers because I learned already with red flags.
This was affirming. I had that gut feeling … recent interview: was excited about the role, location, reputation, BUT new, untried company with crazy expectations like, “Can you get elephants and giraffes to our grand opening?” (in a small space), asked, “yeah, but what’s the least you’ll take?”, asked “you’re willing to outside market, clean toilets, make meals, and lead the team, as necessary, right?” and family run, kinda reminded me of the Bluths from Arrested Development, each with competing priorities and expectations. Thank you for the affirmation!
I should have NEVER accepted a job offer the min they scheduled my interview and never contacted me to find out if I was available during that day or time.
These tips are good to know. I wish I had known sooner that budget issues, unrealistic expectations, inadequate compensation, lack of boundaries, and employee turnover are hallmarks of public education jobs.
I am a skill worker, I got job in a day , recruiter pursued me , the second I went to work and find out company is disaster and unorganized. I left job
In one series of interviews for a role, I caught 1, 3, 5 (suspected from context clues), and 7. It’s nice to be validated that I was right in turning down the offer! 😊
It actually applies it should motivate you to get license and be self employed or find a job that is in your goals. Accepting anything out of desperation results to not being productive long term and not staying long term only to leave on bad terms and go back to square one more times than not.
@checkthemikecrophone9050 I wish I had seen your message a month ago. You are so right!!! I will never make a decision out of desperation again. It's horrible.
@@checkthemikecrophone9050 True but Being homeless or accepting a bad job… as long as I have enough to eat because every second is ticking. Some of us don’t have unemployment benefits
Thanks, I need this video. I've fallen into more toxic interviews and jobs than I expected!!!! I greatly appreciate this as someone who easily falls into these traps. I experienced number 7 when going to an information session for the traineeship. All the people said their lives were much better and that they were so supported, but none actually said what their job was. Then even the Q&A was very shady as they still refused to answer the questions properly. It felt uncomfortable.
The startup company you mentioned at the beginning, I guess it’s W****k. Lol. I have experienced 3, 6 & 7. I declined 3 & 7 scenarios. I accepted offer in scenario 6 because I was desperate to change my job. I ended up quit that job after 9 months without line up next one. It was the worst job I ever had…
1. Their business model 2. Unrealistic Expectations but don’t have support in that role (for example; get hired for manager but you gotta do it alone so you should say I’m not doing this role unless I get 2 people hired to help achieve this outcome) 3. Inadequate compensation (do salary research) 4. Lack of boundaries (intense working) anything that costs you sanity is not worth it 5. Employee turnover (do information interview with current/ last employees) (ask them why the last person leave) 6. Too fast to give you an offer (High roles take a week or many weeks) 7. They are pursuading you. They want to sell the outcome but not how they do it.
Another point to add that happened to me is I was bait and switched regarding the pay. My last company, I accepted the offer assuming they were going to pay me for what I asked, and after I signed the contract, they said "Oh, no you're getting paid this much less amount." They told me I could stay or leave. I should have left to be honest, but I ended up working there for 6 years and having to fight for my raises the whole time.
My last experience was awful. So many red flags was dismissed because I was attracted to the salary and the title. They only gave me a few minutes to read the contract , I had to start the exact same day. There was no sick pay for the first year . My small company wasn’t paying for on time external services, so it affected my performance. I was continously having to pay my students for resources , travel and be told “I’ll get reimbursed”. So it affected my finances . I was also being bullied everyday , experienced racism , I quit 3-4 months in. Never again will I comprise my dignity for an attractive salary.
Had 2 interviews last week as Admin Assistant and Customer service. The first wanted a reply within 1 day since I couldn't tell them right away. The second offer the position the day after... I decline both offers, it seemed way too quick to be a serene decision.The second I could sense that they wanted to get rid off the current employee who had to be replaced ( especially since there had been a comment about his/her leaving right in front of me ...). I said no , and I dont regret it !
I don’t even know how this popped up on my feed….. try working critical infrastructure construction, hiring happens fast and a lot of times on the spot. All this was was a video to watch my other videos, video. I hire people every week and offer good pay and benefits, looking for a head of HR job is much different then looking for a job.
Today i turned down a job offer due to #6. The hiring manager wanted me to start immediately within the next 2 days, which made me freak out coz i needed time, probably 7 to 14 days to think about it, or to submit my resignation letter.
I have a job interview tomorrow, I have been binge watching your videos and practicing. I am unsure if its going to be a casual interview or a panel style. keeping my fingers crossed!!!
You worked at Google I think. I experienced #6 where they offered me the job the same day or the following and only gave me 24 hours to make a decision. I had a few more interviews a couple days later that I wanted to make my decision after them but the company wouldn’t allow so I told them no.
I got an offer from boeing after 5 days as a maintenance plumber. The issue is to schedule the interview i sent 16 emails and still had to call 3 times, 1 of which was after I thought it was scheduled. Now I've tried to accept it through 7 emails and 4 voicemails but I'm losing interest at this point.
I was told by a company that I passed all my interviews, but there will be a delay in my job offer since the hiring manager was on bereavement leave… now after waiting again, I was told that they are experiencing some technical difficulties with their requisitions, should I still wait for a job offer from this company or should I go back to job hunting? Please answer me, I need your help 🤧
You should ALWAYS keep job hunting while waiting on an offer. Don't stop job hunting just because you feel an offer is coming. Things can always change very quickly or nothing may happen at all. What ended up happening for you?
My current job has had a change in GM from when I was hired and they started after I was hired. The expectations are very different from what I was told when I was hired and its very misleading.
Yes one job I did take during the pandemic and actually left a contract job that I didn't like the culture on but could do the role and more than likely they were going to hire me, but I got a call for another industry and was lured away! It was a strange one, I was paid for 3 months and was given minimal work because they didn't have the depts together so total red flag and I should have started looking right away! I should have known... I got hired fast!@@SelfMadeMillennial
I'm a security officer . I'm trying to get a security job at a hospital . Never did security at a hospital before ,only at plants and high rise buildings you got any tips ?
I got already multiple job offers without me applying. They were just like: Hello we are company xyz are you interested in working for us? Can we send you a contract?
Just went out of the 3rd phase of interview process. Got a phone call 3 hours after my presentation with an offer. Quite generous, but just about 5% improvement of what I have now...Same title, same job, but 4 times smaller company. What is most worrying is a request to give a reply by tomorrow morning and terminate contract by the end of the month (4 working days left). Despite I struggle with my current company, I feel it's a big risk taking into account that I have to relocate with family and will be working in 3-rd league company of the industry....What do you think?
how do i turn down a job that i start this week, because I did a salary research and people left because of salary and underpaid in area where you can go somewhere and get an increase.
I have question. Im a rn seeking job. I recently have interview and i was asked to give references and im curious how long reference check and how and when to follow up?
After college, I had difficulty getting a job in my field. A place I had worked one summer had a job opening, but you worked 7 days a week, no time off, horrible hours, and the people there were terrible. One even almost punched me in the face. I decided not to interview there.
Hi. I just got an offer by one of the companies I applied. But they said to me that it's a month on month contract with 2.5k salary while on the portal they post 2.8k - 3k. Should I accept or reject it?? Advice pls
I feel like if I ask the right questions I won't start working sooner. If the organization is very anal about time worked that is a red flag. You won't make enough money even as a full time employee.
FREE DOWNLOAD! Informational Interview Question Cheat Sheet - What should you ask in an informational interview? Have all of the right questions at your fingertips by downloading this free PDF guide: madelinemann.ck.page/17de6c6eb1
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Thank you so much for another informative video. I'm curious if you take questions as inspiration for future Q+A videos?
Whats your view on Companies that want you to do a test while in the interviewing process? I have experienced things in the past that made me feel like they were actually getting free labor, or essentially gain free knowledge and free high level direction.
Today I just turned down an offer with all of those 7 signs.. I AM SO GLAD I DID!
I pray to God it works this time. I always take the wrong job.. as in the ones that aren't for me. You really need to like what you do, in order to perform better.
I was laid off in November and accepted a job in a call center at an insurance company. I was hesitant because I didn't want to go back into insurance and definitely didn't want to go back into a call center. Ended up quitting the job after 3 weeks because it was all around horrible despite the company being pretty decent. I wish I saw this video before I took the offer. Listen to your heart, people!
I took a job once with no interview. What the F was I thinking? It was beyond bad. Glad I don't have to deal with that crap anymore!
Years ago a place offered me a job without an interview and I thanked them for the offer but said no thanks.
@@joannesaltfleet2071 I took a job in the TV industry with no interview. Boy, was that a mistake.
Some interviewers I’ve faced were so arrogant, they openly admitted the last candidate walked out or that they have a high staff turnover because they are so sure the problem isn’t them.
I just came back here to say that after binging all of your videos last week to help me prep for interviews I had lined up I finally got a job offer after months of job hunting!! Thank you so much for the work you do!
I declined an offer today.. because I asked for higher pay and they were willing to meet it but right off the bat they said if you don't accept this offer today then we're moving right on to the next person.. I automatically said no thanks. They needed an answer right then right there and didn't allow me anytime to consider. Another no go was that they couldn't tell me the schedule even though they claimed it was a set schedule 😒
😅 Same with me they offered a higher salary after I negotiated but only under ridiculous terms. 😒
One place had the cheek to have asked me what my appointment had been for after I rang them to apologise for not having been able to have made their original date and time and had said that an urgent matter had come up so that was no longer possible so we rearranged for another day and at the interview they had asked me what was that appointment for?
OK it wasn't anything that was private as it was a gas safety check but that's not the point as they had no business asking what peoples appointments are for!
I feel that by accident when that gas safety check was booked on the day that interview was originally due to have taken place by accident when they did that they stopped me from having made a big mistake as when I got asked what had that appointment been for it showed the true nature of the place!
I had left the interview hoping I wouldn't be offered the job but I was and with confidence I was polite and said thank you for the offer but no thanks and I feel it was the right decision!
@@joannesaltfleet2071 I did not understand much of what you wrote. You will probably get angry, but learning how to use punctuation correctly will take you farther and put you in a higher pay grade. Hope you landed a better situation! Do well!
Love the concept of “expensive money”
Thank you! I did experience the "pyramid scheme." They seem to be alive and well in 2023, and thankfully, being a bit older and wiser in life, I didn't fall for it for this time. Classic symptoms: ambiguous pay structure (i.e. you don't know if it's salary or commission only; "uncapped" commissions), group interviews; rapid, high-pressure interview usually done via a group panel of 3 or interviewers, who spent maybe 30 minutes promising big incomes (via commission only of course).
I once got a job offer for a small company that claimed to be like Google lol. HR sent me a job offer 2 days after the interview and only gave me 24 hrs to make a decision. The pay was low so I tried to renegotiate, but she said NO. A week later, I saw the same job post, and 2 weeks later she edit the job description focusing on how wonderful it would be to work there, claiming that they take their employees to so many team-building activities and give donuts and bagels once a week AND they increase the salary to what I have previously asked for. It wasn't meant to be.
Yikes! Seems like you made them take a look in the mirror and realize “I’m the problem, it’s me”
I've experienced all, especially bait n switch liars. Amazing.
Should be illegal
That happened to me as well I took a job thinking it was one thing and no it wasn't!
Really agree with the opinion of not working with the company who has long working hours. I used to devote myself into the role and sacrifice my mental health and general wellbeing. Now I need to fully rest and paid money to get my health back before getting a new job. Looking back the working experience, I would say it was not worth it.
The same… 😢
Fully agree❤
8th if there no possibility of promotion.....EVER.
I was offered a job , number 2 in the department with a firm but my line manager is the boss daughter!
I wish I didn't take a job that I never applied for. I was in and out within a month. The biggest sign that the company was not one to work for was that the hiring manager admitted they had to let someone go because 'it just wasn't going in.' The same thing essentially happened to me but in retrospect it was actually not likely the employee, it was the fact that the managers had unrealistic expectations of what their employees could achieve within such a short space of time.
They also offered me the job on the same day as the interview.
How can you take a job you never applied for?
Thank you so much for all these videos. Because of your channel I became so confident during the interviews and hiring process. I just received an offer today for my dream job and was able to negotiate my hours, pay, and benefits to what I wanted! 😁
During my fresh years of career. I was wowed by lots of job offer and accept any job offer but end up with toxicity. Now, I reject 3 job offers because I learned already with red flags.
This was affirming. I had that gut feeling … recent interview: was excited about the role, location, reputation, BUT
new, untried company with crazy expectations like, “Can you get elephants and giraffes to our grand opening?” (in a small space),
asked, “yeah, but what’s the least you’ll take?”,
asked “you’re willing to outside market, clean toilets, make meals, and lead the team, as necessary, right?” and
family run, kinda reminded me of the Bluths from Arrested Development, each with competing priorities and expectations.
Thank you for the affirmation!
Yikes! Not a good sign!
Thank you thank you!!!!! I prepared for my interviews by studying your videos. I got the job!!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤
She actually correct I've been in jobs where I found the business model sucked
I should have NEVER accepted a job offer the min they scheduled my interview and never contacted me to find out if I was available during that day or time.
That is why, I don't and won't work on salary, ever!! I have to charge hourly or by project!!
These tips are good to know. I wish I had known sooner that budget issues, unrealistic expectations, inadequate compensation, lack of boundaries, and employee turnover are hallmarks of public education jobs.
Yup. 😢
“Clifford the big red flag” 😂🙌
Great content and advice as always!
😂😂 loved that too!
I am a skill worker, I got job in a day , recruiter pursued me , the second I went to work and find out company is disaster and unorganized. I left job
In one series of interviews for a role, I caught 1, 3, 5 (suspected from context clues), and 7. It’s nice to be validated that I was right in turning down the offer! 😊
Wow well done!!
Wen u r jobless for along time non of this applies😂
It actually applies it should motivate you to get license and be self employed or find a job that is in your goals. Accepting anything out of desperation results to not being productive long term and not staying long term only to leave on bad terms and go back to square one more times than not.
@@checkthemikecrophone9050 all the best !
@checkthemikecrophone9050 I wish I had seen your message a month ago. You are so right!!! I will never make a decision out of desperation again. It's horrible.
It’s the worst but I do understand the temptation of accepting ‘anything’
I’ve done it a couple times. 😢
@@checkthemikecrophone9050 True but Being homeless or accepting a bad job… as long as I have enough to eat because every second is ticking. Some of us don’t have unemployment benefits
Thanks, I need this video. I've fallen into more toxic interviews and jobs than I expected!!!! I greatly appreciate this as someone who easily falls into these traps.
I experienced number 7 when going to an information session for the traineeship. All the people said their lives were much better and that they were so supported, but none actually said what their job was. Then even the Q&A was very shady as they still refused to answer the questions properly. It felt uncomfortable.
The startup company you mentioned at the beginning, I guess it’s W****k. Lol. I have experienced 3, 6 & 7. I declined 3 & 7 scenarios. I accepted offer in scenario 6 because I was desperate to change my job. I ended up quit that job after 9 months without line up next one. It was the worst job I ever had…
I've experienced all of those red flags.
Exactly - Thank you! So good to hear things I otherwise would not get confirmation otherwise
1. Their business model
2. Unrealistic Expectations but don’t have support in that role (for example; get hired for manager but you gotta do it alone so you should say I’m not doing this role unless I get 2 people hired to help achieve this outcome)
3. Inadequate compensation (do salary research)
4. Lack of boundaries (intense working) anything that costs you sanity is not worth it
5. Employee turnover (do information interview with current/ last employees) (ask them why the last person leave)
6. Too fast to give you an offer (High roles take a week or many weeks)
7. They are pursuading you. They want to sell the outcome but not how they do it.
Another point to add that happened to me is I was bait and switched regarding the pay. My last company, I accepted the offer assuming they were going to pay me for what I asked, and after I signed the contract, they said "Oh, no you're getting paid this much less amount." They told me I could stay or leave. I should have left to be honest, but I ended up working there for 6 years and having to fight for my raises the whole time.
I no longer try to negotiate if the initial offer is low. They probably won’t budge or they won’t go up too much.
Guaranteed Rate Was ultra-frugal and changed my role and boss day 1.
You crack me up LOL, Clifford the big red flag 😆
My last experience was awful.
So many red flags was dismissed because I was attracted to the salary and the title. They only gave me a few minutes to read the contract , I had to start the exact same day. There was no sick pay for the first year . My small company wasn’t paying for on time external services, so it affected my performance. I was continously having to pay my students for resources , travel and be told “I’ll get reimbursed”. So it affected my finances . I was also being bullied everyday , experienced racism , I quit 3-4 months in. Never again will I comprise my dignity for an attractive salary.
Had 2 interviews last week as Admin Assistant and Customer service. The first wanted a reply within 1 day since I couldn't tell them right away. The second offer the position the day after...
I decline both offers, it seemed way too quick to be a serene decision.The second I could sense that they wanted to get rid off the current employee who had to be replaced ( especially since there had been a comment about his/her leaving right in front of me ...). I said no , and I dont regret it !
I don’t even know how this popped up on my feed….. try working critical infrastructure construction, hiring happens fast and a lot of times on the spot. All this was was a video to watch my other videos, video. I hire people every week and offer good pay and benefits, looking for a head of HR job is much different then looking for a job.
Today i turned down a job offer due to #6. The hiring manager wanted me to start immediately within the next 2 days, which made me freak out coz i needed time, probably 7 to 14 days to think about it, or to submit my resignation letter.
I have a job interview tomorrow, I have been binge watching your videos and practicing. I am unsure if its going to be a casual interview or a panel style. keeping my fingers crossed!!!
Bait and switch! That's what it is!!!
You worked at Google I think. I experienced #6 where they offered me the job the same day or the following and only gave me 24 hours to make a decision. I had a few more interviews a couple days later that I wanted to make my decision after them but the company wouldn’t allow so I told them no.
Across various jobs all of them. Currently 1,2,3,6 maybe 4. Next time I will know better :)
#3,#4, and #6
You are always amazing! Thank you for all the knowledge 🙏
I got an offer from boeing after 5 days as a maintenance plumber. The issue is to schedule the interview i sent 16 emails and still had to call 3 times, 1 of which was after I thought it was scheduled. Now I've tried to accept it through 7 emails and 4 voicemails but I'm losing interest at this point.
I was told by a company that I passed all my interviews, but there will be a delay in my job offer since the hiring manager was on bereavement leave… now after waiting again, I was told that they are experiencing some technical difficulties with their requisitions, should I still wait for a job offer from this company or should I go back to job hunting? Please answer me, I need your help 🤧
You should ALWAYS keep job hunting while waiting on an offer. Don't stop job hunting just because you feel an offer is coming. Things can always change very quickly or nothing may happen at all. What ended up happening for you?
Hi Madeline. It seems like you and I are in the same niche. Keep up the excellent work. You Go, Girl.
My current job has had a change in GM from when I was hired and they started after I was hired.
The expectations are very different from what I was told when I was hired and its very misleading.
Oyyy, do you think you’ll stay?
@@SelfMadeMillennial I'm searching for different jobs right now.
2:58 this is actually a red flag. cause i dont know who that woman is, but shes not a jedi
❤❤❤ Thanks for this.
Great great tips! Everything you said actually happens and I’ve experienced it ❤❤❤
Oh boy, did you end up taking any of the red flag offers by mistake?
Yes one job I did take during the pandemic and actually left a contract job that I didn't like the culture on but could do the role and more than likely they were going to hire me, but I got a call for another industry and was lured away! It was a strange one, I was paid for 3 months and was given minimal work because they didn't have the depts together so total red flag and I should have started looking right away! I should have known... I got hired fast!@@SelfMadeMillennial
You are like a walkthrough to life. Some applies to dating too lol
I'm a security officer . I'm trying to get a security job at a hospital . Never did security at a hospital before ,only at plants and high rise buildings you got any tips ?
Thank you so much for another informative video. I'm curious if you take questions as inspiration for future Q+A videos?
I got already multiple job offers without me applying. They were just like: Hello we are company xyz are you interested in working for us? Can we send you a contract?
That’s weird.
@@vminhope3040 I know, some are obviously spam/a scam like one from Tanzania. But others seem legit.
2, 3, 4...Ughhh...
Expensive money!!! This term should be in the dictionary!!
Just went out of the 3rd phase of interview process. Got a phone call 3 hours after my presentation with an offer. Quite generous, but just about 5% improvement of what I have now...Same title, same job, but 4 times smaller company. What is most worrying is a request to give a reply by tomorrow morning and terminate contract by the end of the month (4 working days left). Despite I struggle with my current company, I feel it's a big risk taking into account that I have to relocate with family and will be working in 3-rd league company of the industry....What do you think?
How can you check employee turnover as an external candidate?
Jedi mind tricks only work On feebleminded, so you're on point
beggars can’t be choosers
I took jobs because I was desperate, and that was a mistake.
how do i turn down a job that i start this week, because I did a salary research and people left because of salary and underpaid in area where you can go somewhere and get an increase.
Teaching has very very very expensive money
Yes, many teachers would agree!
Dang!
Should've watched this sooner
Thanks for this video! I keep getting a question can you walk me through your résumé… Do you have a video that best beach to how to respond to this?
I have question. Im a rn seeking job. I recently have interview and i was asked to give references and im curious how long reference check and how and when to follow up?
#7 sounds like the US Military hiring tactics. lol
soooooo good!
PSSI works you 7 days a week and no breaks or lunch breaks. No days off just slave labor.
After college, I had difficulty getting a job in my field. A place I had worked one summer had a job opening, but you worked 7 days a week, no time off, horrible hours, and the people there were terrible. One even almost punched me in the face. I decided not to interview there.
I guessed it was a pyramid scheme!
Lack of boundaries have been at pandemic levels
As soon as I heard "info session" I knew it was a pyramid scheme.
Byju’s
This will never be the story of my life.
What about to the TSA lol?
Hi. I just got an offer by one of the companies I applied. But they said to me that it's a month on month contract with 2.5k salary while on the portal they post 2.8k - 3k. Should I accept or reject it?? Advice pls
I guessed MLM 😂
I guessed it was a pyramid scheme 🙃🙃🙃
... Tesla? :)
the dirtbag move into my neighborhood and hit my car 4x
I feel like if I ask the right questions I won't start working sooner. If the organization is very anal about time worked that is a red flag. You won't make enough money even as a full time employee.