Finding A JOB

[SARGE]

Anyone ever have any success( or know anyone) finding a job using online services (like monster.com)?

[bailey]

I know of several who did when my plant closed down

[sdkfz]

My wife is doing this right now, I think that a combination approach is the best, granted that the online services have lots of stuff, but you still need to talk to people for those in house openings, check the paper etc.

[Mr N8]

I posted my resume with Monster.com earlier this week, and I've had 3 calls already from companies. One of which I am interviewing with next week.

I've been working with the company I'm at since high school, so suddenly looking into changing jobs is a scarey process.

[LawyerRon]

SARGE, if you've got the skills they're looking for, it's not a bad way to go. Telcom is hot and you would have no problem. Just learn how to submit in the proper format.

[SARGE]

Lawman, I submitted a resume but put it on hold until retired (July 12). I'm looking for maybe 20-30 hours a week and perhaps under-shooting my worth by asking for $15 an hour. I know without a doubt I'm an expert in my field...

[M. A. Dockter]

Originally posted by SARGE
Lawman, I submitted a resume but put it on hold until retired (July 12). I'm looking for maybe 20-30 hours a week and perhaps under-shooting my worth by asking for $15 an hour. I know without a doubt I'm an expert in my field...

$15 an hour....and you've been in Telecom for how long?!?!

The cost of living in Texas must be dirt cheap, or you are selling yourself WAAAAYYYY short Sarge.

I would think twice that wouldn't be out of the question...even for part-time.

You should have no problems finding a job.

[SARGE]

Originally posted by M. A. Dockter
$15 an hour....and you've been in Telecom for how long?!?!



33 years, give or take a moment. I wish no career as I've already had that. I was (am) making twice that figure but figure a retired part-timer can't be in much demand.

[eshaft716]

Just got my current job from posting my resume on monster. Was a total surprise as it had been on there for while.

[mbossman2]

Originally posted by SARGE
33 years, give or take a moment. I wish no career as I've already had that. I was (am) making twice that figure but figure a retired part-timer can't be in much demand.

Actually, your knowledge and experience can be put to good use in a part time capacity as a self employed consultant to small and start up businesses who do not have the personnel to support a full time employee. That way you can bill whatever your want, take the jobs that you want, when yuo want them,