Yes, many of you are now job hunting in the "brick and mortar world". I have been doing it too, as the real estate market that has enabled me to earn a comfortable living for the last three years has slowed to almost the point of inertia. I had a promise of a job, part-time, doing computer work with a private company at one of the local hospitals. I thought "How perfect! I'll have time for my web sites and product creation and promotion.
After I passed the drug test, I was told that there was no job- that the employment agency had "assumed" the employer would need someone else after the person who had been doing the job got hired by the hospital. No, the woman had tow people helping her and did not need anybody else, after all the work and expense the agency put into screening and testing me (and four other candidates), advertising the job opening, etc. I'd had a paranoid feeling about this for the last few days, anyway, so I was numb when I was told the bad news.
The leson to be learned form this is to have a business of your own that you control. Find a niche, a need, that is not being fulfilled, or is only being fulfilled in a half-assed way. You find that unique niche and fill it like nobody else can! For more information, please visit my site http://www.workfromhomewealth.net .
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Job Hunting SUCKS!!!!
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What a bunch of Bass- Turds!!!
Sunshine Staffing in Sebring, FL, phone number 863-382-4994, discriminates against persons with disabilities! I know, because they are doing it to me.
What they don't know, but will soon find out, is that I don't take being screwed over lying down. I seek legal remedies. I shame people by telling the truth about them when they think that I will just keep my mouth shut, fold up my tent, and silently slink away after they have put me down, kicked me around, and abused me.
I sued the State of Florida and won, after the accident that left me with a permanent disability. Took four years, but I hung in there. I've won smaller battles against shifty former employers. Integrated Credit Solutions was sued and fined 13 million dollars due to their dishonest business practices, which I exposed and provided the requested documentation. Wish I had gotten a piece of that action! Cross-Country Automotive Services was cited by the Health Department until they cleaned up the black mold in the building that Barry Bittner, a mid-level manager, tried to tell me did not exist (I could look up at the ceiling and see it!).
So, time to make a few phone calls tomorrow, in addition to all the other stuff on my plate. It always seems to fall to me to see a wrong and try to right it. Over the years, I've gotten good at fighting the good fight.
This kind of thing is why it's more important than ever to concentrate your energies into a business that you own and control, instead of pinning your hopes on somebody else's dream. Here's what I am doing now to make some money:
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