Which teaches should of is should have? I vote for them. NM

Posted By: Crabby McNasty on 2007-10-30
In Reply to: job seekers board - Lisa

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looking for work. - amber
- Check job seeker's board - agj
  - job seekers board - Lisa
    - You need a GOOD education to have the experience waived. Simple as that. NM - d
      - Good education - Lisa
    - If you graduated from Andrews, M-TEC, or Career Step, many companies will waive experience requireme - d
      - job seekers board - Lisa
        It has to do with the education you received and what your skills are. - deb
        grammar - Lisa
        fed up - Lisa
        unbelievable!! - Lisa
        I have TOO (note 2 o's) much time on my hands. nm - CrabbyMcNasty
        too - Lisa
        Too - Lisa
        Which teaches should of is should have? I vote for them. NM - Crabby McNasty
    - But some places WILL test and hire you if they approve of your - schooling and you test well. Give 'em all a sho
      - ...shot. You never know when your luck will change. And make contact - with other successful newbies here. nm
- Post your resume on the various job boards. It is - me
- Most jobs only want 2 yrs of experience. Start testing again and - good luck! nm

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