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April 2009
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It is very hard not being employed . You become very sad when you know you did everything you were suppose to do and more, yet you are one of the many in this situation of not having a job. I can not let this sadness linger. I have set goals and I must keep a positive attitude in order to achieve them. My first goal is to obtain employment, I wish I could continue going to school full time until I receive my certificate, but this is not realistic, I have to work, I must work.......... Today, I am answering each and every email I received. I finally returned all calls. Again,Thank you for all your kind words and prayers I am filling out several applications to prepare for a Job Fair on Thursday and of course looking forward to my interview on Monday.......the journey continues 3 CommentsLeave a comment |
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You have an excellent resume, Ms. Garrett. I know a lot of people are pulling for you - even complete strangers like me. I look forward to hearing that Monday's interview went well. :)
Mike
Ms. Garrett - one last thing. In your cover letter, you might consider changing the phrase "in farther details" to "in further detail". I realize it seems like a relatively minor change, but I know a number of recruiters who might disqualify your resume over such a small grammatical detail. As a former recruiter, I've seen resumes disqualified for even less.
Please don't take my suggestion as criticism; it is only an attempt to help in some small way for the many of us that are wishing success for you.
Mike
Ms. Garrett - one last thing. In your cover letter, you might consider changing the phrase "in farther details" to "in further detail". I realize it seems like a relatively minor change, but I know a number of recruiters who might disqualify your resume over such a small grammatical detail. As a former recruiter, I've seen resumes disqualified for even less.
Please don't take my suggestion as criticism; it is only an attempt to help in some small way for the many of us that are wishing success for you.
Mike