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I use to work as cost engineer in a real estate company in the Philippines. I am glad i got to find that kind of job opportunity here in Las Vegas. I got my first interview few days ago from a construction company and it turned out good, so im looking forward for a second interview and to finally get that job.

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I applied to a retail company and i was interview last sept.11 and second interview was Sept. 14..the last interviewer told me to wait their call after background check is clear and will be start working on 2 weeks..but till now 1 week from my last interview no call yet..My husband said give them another week..im just being so worried I need to work so badly on that company..Please enlighten me guys ..Itt is sound Im hired or not? I already signed papers about background check,drug test and I cant take leave on thanksgiving and christmas day..

Oh well, I really hope they call for good news. :whistle:

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I applied to a retail company and i was interview last sept.11 and second interview was Sept. 14..the last interviewer told me to wait their call after background check is clear and will be start working on 2 weeks..but till now 1 week from my last interview no call yet..My husband said give them another week..im just being so worried I need to work so badly on that company..Please enlighten me guys ..Itt is sound Im hired or not? I already signed papers about background check,drug test and I cant take leave on thanksgiving and christmas day..

Oh well, I really hope they call for good news. :whistle:

Roxy

If its been a week I would suggest you call them. At least to if anything, keep in touch.

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I applied to a retail company and i was interview last sept.11 and second interview was Sept. 14..the last interviewer told me to wait their call after background check is clear and will be start working on 2 weeks..but till now 1 week from my last interview no call yet..My husband said give them another week..im just being so worried I need to work so badly on that company..Please enlighten me guys ..Itt is sound Im hired or not? I already signed papers about background check,drug test and I cant take leave on thanksgiving and christmas day..

Oh well, I really hope they call for good news. :whistle:

Roxy

If its been a week I would suggest you call them. At least to if anything, keep in touch.

I will call this afternoon..fingercross..

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Hey, feather, good luck with the job. I hope your customers tip at least 20% every time... :D

I am starting to think that I should get off my bum and look for work. I am keeping my eyes open but I am fairly limited here in Greencastle. Small town, small jobs, paying no where near what I was making in the UK... :(

i have been living here over 2 years already and I haven't worked a day outside our home yet :blush: I always have an excuse :whistle:

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My husband (non USC) works as a ID checker/bouncer at a local night club on the weekend, and as a direct tv installer on the weekdays.

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I'll be starting work officially on Monday, yay! I was lucky to get the job in the Research & Dev't., biotech sector. The agreed salary is good, will earn higher than my USC husband.

Oops, I can't edit my post. Now, my secret is out . I meant to say the pay will be well above the min. wage (CA), and okay.. also better than husband's! :blush::P

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my wife got her 1st job after 8 months through a temp agency/Consultant as a software engineer, the pay was pretty good but didn't stay there for long at that job, so far 3 Jobs in less than 2 years.

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I am a qualifies Counselor in the UK. My first job here was a counselor (though not the same as in the UK) at a Housing Association working doing HUD applications....hated it...never saw a client just did paperwork!! My second job is my current job...I am a mental health casemanager for a rural behavioral health center.......isnt quite what I want to do but I do love it...and I am using my counselling skills for sure !!!!

BTW my Counselling qualifications are not recognised here and I work with aperson who has a Batchelors in Psychology who just doesnt have a clue...but she gets paid more than me.........annoys the heck out of me but I just dont think I can start it all over again to earn a little more than I do now!!!! I am just glad of the opportunity I have in my current job!

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Hey, feather, good luck with the job. I hope your customers tip at least 20% every time... :D

I am starting to think that I should get off my bum and look for work. I am keeping my eyes open but I am fairly limited here in Greencastle. Small town, small jobs, paying no where near what I was making in the UK... :(

i have been living here over 2 years already and I haven't worked a day outside our home yet :blush: I always have an excuse :whistle:

Don't kid yourself Marilyn :) being at home is a job too...I did it for quite some time. Homemaking IS a career. :)

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Hey, feather, good luck with the job. I hope your customers tip at least 20% every time... :D

I am starting to think that I should get off my bum and look for work. I am keeping my eyes open but I am fairly limited here in Greencastle. Small town, small jobs, paying no where near what I was making in the UK... :(

i have been living here over 2 years already and I haven't worked a day outside our home yet :blush: I always have an excuse :whistle:

Don't kid yourself Marilyn :) being at home is a job too...I did it for quite some time. Homemaking IS a career. :)

I agree.

The other reason that I haven't got a job is simply because I spend a lot of my spare time renovating this house. That's why when I do work it will be a part time thing.

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