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Career / 4 hours ago Back To Top

What other profession would you choose?

If you could do anything different in your life for a profession..what would you choose? I would have been a starting pitcher for the Red Sox!!

- Asked by mrwondering11, A Creative, Male, Who Cares?, Portland, Managerial
Career / 5 hours ago Back To Top

I have problem with the boss......

mostly all the time if he saw me, he always see me with one type of annoying looks. I don't like HIM. How should I handle this person...? The way he looks at me showing that I DID SOMETHING WRONG. While, I never care about others and keep doing my job without disturbing any1 including HIM.

- Asked by dzeusmitch, A Player, Female, 18-21, Hospitality
Career / 5 hours ago Back To Top

Is Your Career Who You Are or Just What You Do?

- Asked by Female, 29-35
Career / 6 hours ago Back To Top

Nursing school, is it worth it?

I want to go to nursing school for a second degree. I just graduated from college but I know that the job market is hard for nurses and it would be devastating to pay for school and study my but off only to not have a job afterwards! I'm 22, with no children so I have time to go back to school, but I don't have money to waste. Is the nursing profession really secure now, any advice??

- Asked by Female, 22-25
Career / 9 hours ago Back To Top

Anyone know of the best online graduate schools for HR Management program?

I want to return to college to get a graduate degree in HR Management. I would eventually like to be an HR recruiter or employment specialist, assisting under-skilled people. Can anyone recommend a really good on-line university (in the United States)?

- Asked by kizzy75, A Thinker, Female, 29-35, Who Cares?
Career / 11 hours ago Back To Top

I've just returned to my home country after a year travelling and i am looking for work

My Godparent got talking to a bloke at a work meeting yesterday who owns a big property company (i used to be a property surveyor) My Godparent mentioned that i am back in the country and looking for a job and the guy gave him his business card to pass on.

The guy obviously didn't offer me a job or anything but i would like to email him to see if his company have any opportunities.

Thing is i have no idea how to approach him in my email. I don't want to say 'please give me a job' as it may put him in the spot, but i would really appreciate any ideas about what to put in my email as he may just have been polite and given my godparent the business card out of politeness.

Thanks for any advice

- Asked by billy123, A Guy Critical, Male, 29-35
Career / 16 hours ago Back To Top

My coworker's sense of humor is driving me nuts.

He's about 28, I'm 22. And he's in a position lower than me but we work together.

I can't deal with his sarcasm. We are a pretty small team (about 6 people) and he was in charge of training me so whenever I have questions, I have to direct it to him.

My problem is that he keeps on knocking down or putting down everything I say. I know its his sense of humor, but I can't deal with it.

Example:
Him: Where did you put the XX file?
Me: Excuse me, what file?
Him: *looks at me funny* how could you NOT hear what I said...
Me: I just didn't. What file?
Him: You need to get your ears checked... Well anywyas..the Turner file.
Me: K.

At first I kinda just did a tight lipped smile whenever he makes his dumb sarcastic jokes, but now, its to the point where I feel blatantly insulted. He's very aggressive with the way he talks and its just plain tiring ever trying to talk him. I write down every instructions and procedures he trained me on but there's times I do need his help.

Whenever we start talking, our convoes are always peppered with "ok......s" and "Umm..i have NO idea what you're talking about...."

How do I handle this without actually being rude back

- Asked by Female, 22-25
Career / 19 hours ago Back To Top

Do you have one of these co-workers?

I have a co-worker that i would love to hock some phlem and spit it on them. On top of that take the phone receiver and bust them in the face with it.


Ahh i can only wish.

- Asked by Female, 29-35
Career / 22 hours ago Back To Top

Should I start the MA or not?

I don't know what to do. Since my boyfriend and I broke up a few months ago (after 7 years together), I'm really struggling with making decisions. I'm not used to making decisions based on myself only and having all the options in the world.

I always wanted to be a writer. Writing was what I loved and what I was best at. I moved to the UK 8 years ago, studied Communications at university and did really well. Afterwards I struggled with unemployment and eventually ended up in an university administration job (which I really liked, but I didn't really get to use my degree). When my boyfriend and I broke up earlier this year, I moved back to my home country to be closer to my family and have a think about the future. I regretted it immediately - I loved living in the UK and I want to go back. However, I didn't want the move back to be for nothing, so I started to apply for temporary jobs.

Now, I'm once again struggling to find a job, but I've been offered a place on an MA in journalism in my home country. I really want to go back to the UK and would prefer to study there but it's soo expensive. Now I don't know whether to take this chance to study to become a journalist, or to continue to try and get a temporary job and then move back to the UK (after Christmas)? Of course, I'll always have the option of moving once the degree is finished (May next year).

I'm so confused. Help!

- Asked by Female, 26-28
Career / 1 day ago Back To Top

im ticked because a random alcohol test at work

we had to pee in prescription bottle, it did not have a temperature gauge, it sat there all day, for them to send it off. i had a glass of wine with a friend, four hours earlier, how reliable is this? this is intrusive, my bosses drink. It was my friends b'day.

- Asked by Female, 46-55

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