What is the toughest problem in finding a job? (5)
What is the toughest problem in finding a job?
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On 02/05 at 12:04 AM, MARY from BYRAM wrote:
The toughest problem in finding a job is, it’s not what you know it’s who you know,and that is not right. the sad part about it is if you are the color you don’t have a chance,the world still judge people by their color. |
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On 01/09 at 02:07 PM, tg from Terry wrote:
Being the head of household and the only one to pay the bills. Too many applications, no interviews,even with a degree and plenty of work experience. Having to get up and do it all over again tomorrow. If it wasn’t for the Lord I would not be writing these words right now. Maybe someone needs to start a group for the unemployed so we can get together and discuss/hol each other up. |
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On 11/18 at 02:46 PM, kl from jackson ms wrote:
i been in collection for 4 years got a college degree in business an cant find a job i have 3 kids an 1 on the way lost my job due to a layoff on the spot call me to the office an told me they was downsizeing i have a background still cant find a job so what am i to do |
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On 11/18 at 10:46 AM, KA from Jackson wrote:
My husband has been out of work for over a year now. We have been just about all over Jackson and submitted too many applications and resumes but despite what some think, it is not easy to find a job around here. I’m just about discouraged but I have two daughters and they need the world. |
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On 11/17 at 06:16 PM, Ty from wrote:
The toughest problem is applying for many and not getting one. It can be very depressing. I am someone who recently graduated college and you spent four yrs preparing to work. When you graduate you cant find a job. The toughest part is keeping everything together and continue to hold your head up. If you have any other problems in your life you could lose your mind and eveything that you care about. You just got to leave it in the hands of the lord and trust that he blessed this earth wit good people, people will make it alrgiht. |
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