Should you ignore job vacancies that require a minimum number of years experience?
Considering you haven’t accumulated that much.
For example,
A job requires that you have 2 years experience. However, you’re a fresh graduate BUT the degree you have is very much aligned with what they are looking for. Should you pursue or not? What are the chances of being considered? Accepted even?
How about if you have a Masters degree? Surely that counts for something more than work experience from a repetitive and dull job. Or is it still irrelevant?
Companies consider actual work experience as desirable as it saves a lot of time training-wise.
Schools made the mistake of hiring young teachers - university graduates - with absolutely no idea of how to handle 30-40 students at a time rather than giving experienced teachers the opportunity to return to the profession
Where can I get suitable candidates for vacancies in my company ?
Where can I get suitable candidates for vacancies in my company ?
I think www.eindiahr.com is the best.
What companies still have vacancies for festival work this summer?
I’m trying to find work for any/all of the major festivals (Glastonbury/Reading or Leeds/V2010/Big Chill/etc). I’ve applied to quite a few but still not heard back from any.
Is anyone working at any festivals this year and can you recommend some company names?
Thanks,
Hiya, We (development charity ActionAid) are still recruiting for festival volunteers: http://www.actionaid.org.uk/101570/volunteer_at_the_festivals.html
Also we have a competition going to find a backstage reporter for Reading festival. You’d have to interview bands backstage about our campaign against hunger. We’re asking for video entries, all the info is here:
http://www.actionaid.org.uk/102462/work_it_competition.html
Jehovah’s Witnesses: How did you find out from Scripture how many vacancies in the 144,000 were left?
How do you know that there were any vacancies, if any, in the 144,000 class if Jesus offered this to first century Christians? How does the organization know the exact number of vacancies today without any records from the first century?
We don’t know, but you don’t argue with the holy spirit.
Once again, Tara speaks nonsense. Tara, why do you find it so fun to pretend to be one of Jehovah’s Witnesses?
what does the power fill up vacancies that may happen during the recess of the senate mean?
article 2 section 2 of constitution, I have no idea what this means can anyone simplify it for me as best as possible? please
Some federal employees need to be confirmed by the senate.
If there is a vacancy that needs to be filled and the senate is not in session (on vacation), the president may make an emergency appointment.
Vacancies for part time work at bridal shops?
Hello,
I am 16 years old and I would like to get into the bridal business when i am older. I was just wondering if anyone knows of any bridal shops in bradford, west yorkshire who have any vacancies.
Thanks
Your best best would be to use the information on the link below (yell.com of local bridal businesses).
Write an open letter, detailing information about yourself i.e how old you are, your interests etc then take the copies with you round to all the local shops, and then had a copy to the manager of each shop.
Even if non are looking to employ someone at the moment, why not offer to do a couple of hours for free as work experience, work hard there and they may offer you a position when one becomes available. Also it’s a great way to get a good reference that you can use in the future. Best of luck x
Is it acceptable to telephone supermarkets and ask if they have any job vacancies?
Or should you only enquire about jobs if they are advertised in store, with the Job Centre etc?
I would go to the store, ask someone stacking shelves who to speak to about a job, they will give you the manager’s name. Find the manager. "Mr Smith, I wonder if you can help me? I like Sainsburys and would very much like to work here, when do you think you might have a vacancy?"
not "do you have a vacancy?" because the answer is yes or no.
asking nicely if someone can help is a great way to start, nobody can say "no"
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