Long time to get a job

Steal my thank you email template I’ve sent every single interviewer who has EVER interviewed me. I seriously cannot imagine a world in which I don’t follow up after an interview to thank them for taking the time to interview me. Like, seriously. This has gotten me almost every job I’ve ever wan

How to Find Typing Jobs That Actually Pay You! Yes girl, you can get paid just for typing — no degree, no experience needed! Here’s how I found legit remote typing gigs (and how YOU can too): 1. Sign up on Rev, TranscribeMe & Upwork 2. Search for “data entry” or “typing jo

many people ask me how i got my remote job at 20 + because i don’t like gatekeeping over here, it’s time i share!! ⬇️ DITCH INDEED❌ — when i was searching for a remote job, my first thought was to go to indeed. and boy, was that a mistake! it’s so easy to make an application on there for “remot

if anyone else is having trouble finding a good balance- YOU ARE NOT ALONE!! 🫠 it is so hard to be a student and an employee and still just be a human!! i try to remember i come first- i can’t study or work if i can’t get out of bed. #collegestudent #workingstudent #collegelife #balancedli

✨ Looking for an easy way to earn extra cash? ProxyPics is a gig-based app that pays you to take photos of specific locations for real estate, insurance, and other industries. It’s perfect for anyone wanting to make money on the go! 📝 The job that I accepted on yesterday paid me out $100 as the

This is my #1 tip to college students working this summer - GET A LUXURY PART TIME JOB!!🥰AKA, a part-time job that will pay you $25-$40+ an hour or a huge flat rate to do basic and simple tasks. I got paid SO MUCH to be a photobooth stander, and my friend the other day who owns a luxury catering

There is a stupid simple way to impress your recruiter. So many people forget that these people behind the interviewer screen aren’t corporate robots… they’re HUMAN! ✨ And as such, they like to be treated as one. If you send an email after your interview that acknowledges their time and shows ap

Standing out in a competitive job market and looking more professional and distinguished and experienced than your peers is not as difficult as people make it out to be. Yes, this is a very competitive job market, so you need all of the best advice that you can get!⭐️ As a former recruiter and

Job searching takes a long time. So, you may be applying to jobs for weeks or months. There are ways to help speed up the process by using ChatGPT or other AI resources. Here are some ideas to help you in the future. → Research a Company It is important to research a company before applying an

Hey there🫶🏻 I wanted to share with you some advice for your next Job Interview✨ not only what you should avoid asking, but also the right questions to ask! 🚫Do not Ask🚫 What does your company do? This shows a lack of preparation. Always research the company beforehand. How soon can I take

I plan to share all my Bible study notes and the lessons God has taught me here. My goal is to reach and help as many people as I can with His Word. #biblestudy

Maximizing job search platforms enhances your chances of finding the right opportunities by increasing your visibility to recruiters and ensuring you stay informed about relevant job postings. Optimizing your profile and setting up job alerts streamline the job search process, saving you time and e

Part 3 of Questions to Ask During the Interview Stage to Find Out if a Job is a Lazy Girl Job or not!!! Most of these are pretty self explanatory, but I wanted to elaborate on this one: How does the company approach innovation? As backwards as it is, if you're in search of a LAZY GIRL

I know a lot of us are looking for something flexible that actually pays well—so I had to share this. There’s an online job hiring right now offering a salary between $30,000 and $50,000 a year, and yes, it’s real. If you’ve been trying to find something remote that still gives you financial stabil

Lately, the books of Job and Proverbs have me hooked. ✨📖 Job is teaching me what it truly means to trust God even when life doesn’t make sense, when the pain is heavy, and when the answers don’t come right away. His story reminds me that faith is not just for the easy moments, but for the hard o

✨ There is one job I will absolutely never go back to, and that’s case management for the inpatient/residential substance use population. And don’t get me wrong… I have so much respect for the people who can do it long-term, because that work is no joke. ✨For me, it was grueling in a way that hi

Currently fluctuating between 123-125lbs and my current goal is to get to 135 :) In 2021-2022 I did my first bulk and went from 105 lbs-125 lbs, gaining 20 pounds in a year. Took some time off because honestly I got tired of the taste of protein shakes lol This time around I’m focusing on e

there are certain job postings that are likely NOT worth your time to even apply to... you can look out for a few red flags in the job posting to identify if the role, company, etc is 1) a scam or 2) simply not a good fit for you. some other things you may want to look out for include: - Des

here is my list that i would give to colleges and scholarships when i was applying for them last year. i got into 30+ universities with it and got 15+ scholarships. here are my tips for your activity list which includes awards & academic honors, outside of school involvements, and community

I always HATED the fact that companies you work for can dictate whether you work remote or in office, whether you can travel or not, how many days you can take time off, etc. It was such a big deal for me, because I’ve always wanted to travel and I didn’t understand why I couldn’t, even though I

I first interviewed for a Program Manager role at Google in 2020. I made it to the final two—then they added a surprise round and chose the other candidate. Six months later, I noticed the same team reposted the role. Because I had alerts on, I reached out right away. They fast-tracked me to a f

I’ve interviewed at big-name companies like Visa and Intel, as well as tons of beauty brands and startups, and I’ve made MANY mistakes that have ended up costing me the job in some cases! 🥲 But that’s why I want you to learn from my mistakes so you don’t repeat the cycle… When you’re studying

I love walking for cardio! But it can be challenging to walk 10.000 steps a day when working a corporate 9-5 job. So I wanted to share my tips on how I manage to hit my step count, especially because I did a challenge in July, where I walked 10k steps every day. 〜 Walk to the office 〜 Walk

I hated the way my nose looked for as long as I could remember. I was insecure most of my life and decided at 25 I wanted to have surgery. I had a septorhinoplasty to correct the cosmetic changes and my deviated septum (also turbinate reduction). This was my first major surgery and was surprised

I LOVE my job, not because of the actual work part but also because it comes with some amazing perks! For starters I get 12 paid holidays each year! It’s so nice to have those extra days off sporadically throughout to give me a little bit of a reset! We also accumulate PTO and sick leave, depen