having hard time looking for a job

[sternum888 1]

i live here in Southern California i just arrived here last march from Phil. and i cant get a job.. anybody here could give me advise or knows a something? in time now im some kind of desperate to have a job and ii dont know what to do.. i got 2 bachelor degree in PI im looking for a entry level but no luck at all.. this is sad.

[LeftCoastLady 441]

i live here in Southern California i just arrived here last march from Phil. and i cant get a job.. anybody here could give me advise or knows a something? in time now im some kind of desperate to have a job and ii dont know what to do.. i got 2 bachelor degree in PI im looking for a entry level but no luck at all.. this is sad.

Where are you looking for work? For example, have you signed up with a temp agency? Have you been applying, but not receiving any responses or are you getting to the interview stage, but not landing the job?

[sternum888 1]

i havent signed up for any agency.. i have been applying in their website but got no response.. but there's lot interview for insurance company and i dont think insurance field is for me (i have posted my resume in indeed.com and careerbuilder.com.. thnks leftcoastlady for responding..

[wilfon 30]

i live here in Southern California i just arrived here last march from Phil. and i cant get a job.. anybody here could give me advise or knows a something? in time now im some kind of desperate to have a job and ii dont know what to do.. i got 2 bachelor degree in PI im looking for a entry level but no luck at all.. this is sad.

I was going to suggest going to a Temp Agency as well. I would physically go there, you get more of a response in person than just filling the information online. Good luck to you.

[hellINTIM 9]

Don't be picky on job .. It's hard to get a job specially you just got here.. Don't stop applying , always call the hr of the company that u applied in and ask for status of ur resume..

[sternum888 1]

yup im looking for a entry level but insurance agent is very hard for me because im new here and i dont have a car and it is commission basis.. and you have a quota.

[perfect 39]

You're better trying www.indeed.com because it pulls from all the other websites so you only have to look at the one.

I found better results combing my online searches with being registered with half a dozen employment agencies. There are some excellent ones here in Southern california. Where abouts are you in SoCal? I may be able to recommend you some great recruiters.Most of the bigger companies here use agencies to fill vacancies - it helps them with the filtering process.

Edited December 28, 2012 by perfect

[hellINTIM 9]

Maybe ur spouse can help u to get a car .. Tell ur spouse that u might get hired on insurance company and ask him of he can help u to get a car.. That's what I did before ..

[sternum888 1]

You're better trying www.indeed.com because it pulls from all the other websites so you only have to look at the one.

I found better results combing my online searches with being registered with half a dozen employment agencies. There are some excellent ones here in Southern california. Where abouts are you in SoCal? I may be able to recommend you some great recruiters.Most of the bigger companies here use agencies to fill vacancies - it helps them with the filtering process.

thank you.. im here in anaheim.. im looking for hourly jobs

[jenniferjones101 19]

I live in So Cal too and my UK husband just got hired on with Home Depot and he's only been here since late October. I might try that or any other department stores in your area maybe. Also, if you're willing to do some hard, manual labor, the railroads BNSF and Union Pacific usually do a lot of hiring at the beginning of the year which may be another option. Good luck!

[Jahwaree 83]

Get any entry level job , dont be picky, then get your experience of the working culture

try the malls, telemarkeketing,or the local transit company, this enables you to develope

confidence , speech pattern of your region,independence, and allowing you to really integrate.

[sternum888 1]

Get any entry level job , dont be picky, then get your experience of the working culture

try the malls, telemarkeketing,or the local transit company, this enables you to develope

confidence , speech pattern of your region,independence, and allowing you to really integrate.

i have been looking entry level jobs.. i was in a point thinking i might apply for a dishwasher...

[Jahwaree 83]

Dont despair u'll get something soon, pound the pavement 2-3 times wkly

sometimes the resume dont work that fast, being there foot on the ground

is sucessful....good luck

[Louis and Aya 17]

Would you mind sharing your resume with me? I have written my CV and Resume and have helped other people. If you have a resume that you put out then perhaps there's something it it that are seeing and not liking.

Most hourly jobs that you apply for have just regular applications that are done online or in person (my job only takes online resumes).

What are your 2 degrees in? That might help us understand a bit better.

If you want to share your resume with me (without the address and stuff of course) pm me on the forums and I'll see what I can do with it.

Don't worry, you'll be ok

[bigdog 376]

Persisstance is the key, keep pounding the pavement.