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Looking for a job in London, UK. I am soon to be graduate with a Japanese BA. I'm looking for translation or localization gigs mainly, but anything that will let me use my language skills in some way. If anyone's interested I can give links to my TranslatorsCafe/Translator's Base pages or email me at 140331 (at) soas (dot) ac (dot) uk
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uwimage posted:Well, here's some of the US companies but these are national, if you're in a big metro area there are probably a bunch of local companies too like when I was in Seattle I worked for the A/V Factory, they have (had?) the Seattle convention center contract, that kept us pretty busy... You wouldn't happen to know of any other positions like these in Pennsylvania, would you? tiananman posted:It's in Allentown, which is kind of a hellhole. I had to laugh at this. Allentown IS a shithole. (I live in Bethlehem.)
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I need a job! I live in the Greater Philadelphia Area! I have a B.S. in Business Admin with a Finance Conc! I will do literally anything!
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traveling midget posted:You could do it like me and commute to DC every day I would do this!
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waar posted:I would do this! Check your PM.
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And I thought taking the metro into DC was a pain in the rear end.
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Currently looking for a Plastic or Quality Engineering position Anywhere in the World I will be graduating mid May with a BS in Engineering Technology: Plastics and a Business Administration minor from UW Stout. I would like to find a position in the plastics industry as a Plastic Engineer, Quality Engineer or Production Engineer but am open to offers outside of my field at this point. I am currently in WI about an hour from the Twin Cities but am looking to relocate, even internationally as I have nothing to keep me in this area. Also open to a lot of travel, up to say 75% or more if the job was something I enjoyed. Wide range of Experience: - Internship experience with a international material supplier, was responsible for Quality Assurance and handling any material rejects - Injection Molding, Extrusion, Sheet/Film Extrusion, Blow Molding, Thermoforming - Familiar with Six Sigma and other quality assurance techniques - Familiar with ISO and ASTM Standards - Solidworks, AutoCAD, CS2, Microsoft Office - Have done some work with small wind turbines and solar installations - Welding, Soldering, Lathe, CNC, Micrometer and most tools - Electrical troubleshooting - Seven years high performance driving, 3 years instructing - Car setup and tuning - Intermediate German - Cisco 1-4 trained, didn't take CCNA after Cisco 4 - Have led small teams of up to nine people at a customers site while doing system upgrades - Some marketing and photography from running a Aerial Photography company for three years If it looks like I might be a fit for a position you have available or that you know of I can be contacted through PM or at btennessen at gmail. Also let me know if you want to see an actual resume. NitroSpazzz fucked around with this message at 18:03 on Apr 21, 2009 |
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Need a job, was just laid off Education BA in Information Systems from the University of Texas at Arlington. Experience Spent past 2 years doing operations management for a video surveillance company. Oversaw all staging and configuration of IP video surveillance cameras, Windows Server 2003 machine deployment, Firetide wireless mesh setup, tier 2 customer support, graphic design, maintain .NET applications, and in house technical support. I am familiar and proficient with SQL, .NET, Java, PHP, Perl, Networks, and IIS. I'm a quick learner and I love taking processes and trying to make them more efficient. Currently I'm in Houston, TX but I am not tied down here. raej fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Apr 23, 2009 |
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My company in San Diego, CA having a hard time filling a Senior Java Developer Position as fast as they need to and have just offered a pretty good referral bonus if they hire a good referral. The company is an insurance administrator and is a pretty decent place to work. It's an open environment(no offices), casual dress, company pays for your insurance (health, life, etc), 401K matching, paid time off, paid holidays, etc.. The job description is: Sr JAVA DEVELOPER We have an opening for a senior Java developer. The developer will be responsible for new application, web based and desktop integrated, enterprise software systems development and/or improving existing applications, to meet the changing needs of our business. Candidates must have extensive business application development experience, and be able to work well with others in an integrated, team environment. Senior Developer Knowledge and Experience Requirements: 4+ years of business systems application development in a multi-tiered environment. 2 or more years + of enterprise Java systems. Proven hands on with J2EE development is a plus. Strong experience with business logic, sql server and database driven applications. Web Services skills are a plus. SQL expertise is recommended, Microsoft SQL Server is a plus. Java Swing, JSP, XML is a plus. Jboss, hibernate, Spring Framework and Struts is a plus Agile and scrum methodologies is highly desired Strong working knowledge of industry best practices for Enterprise development including Agile is desired. Strong object oriented design and development skills. A strong commitment to produce high quality software. If your qualified and are interested in this job email your resume to yachtrock (at) cox.net and I will pass it along. Like anyone else I'm wary about referring people I don't know so if you aren't serious and looking for a permanent position don't waste my time.
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Looking for job in New York City. I'm a recent college graduate with a BA in English/Creative Writing. I have experience with TV production, administrative/receptionist duties, accounting/bookkeeping, and education (Am not certified).
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Looking for a job in Orlando, FL or Miami, FL. Right now I'm working as a property manager at a condo near daytona beach and I absolutely hate it. I'd like to find something in graphic design. I went to school to get a graphic design degree but never finished. I'm doing some freelance work at the moment, but things are tough to come by. My portfolio website is http://brianwmcallister.com All of my contact info is on my site, or you can PM me. My AIM is in the profile as well.
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Looking for a job in journalism. Anything is worth a shot at this point. Location: Preferably in the Mid-west to South Education: Graduating cum laude in 3 weeks with a Bachelor of Journalism in Print and Digital News from University of Missouri, Columbia, minor in Anthropology Experience: I have a bunch of clips and Web site upon request. I have worked as a reporter and a copyeditor for a community newspaper. I interned for a 500,000+ circulation magazine where I did reporting, writing, photography and page design. I am strongest at writing but also can handle a camera. I have experience with citizen journalism and lots of online content. Will work for a newspaper, magazine, online media, anything. Edit: Got a job before graduation and started today. Woop! TigerMoJo fucked around with this message at 00:09 on May 30, 2009 |
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Michaelos posted:Just received this Email from my company in Maryland and figured I should post it here. You can use Michael Spriggs as the reference name. I'm mentioning this in the thread because we have interviewed at least one person that sent in a Resume to this posting, and it came up at work with the first interview I heard about. If you reference me, one of the people who is considering hiring you might come up to my office at some point and talk to me about you. I'll be honest. I wasn't really expecting this the first time, and I didn't know a lot about the person mentioned, so it didn't go well and you may have lost a few points. If you have already name dropped me or are planning to, it might be worthwhile to contact me via PM an I'll give more contact info and we can arrange a more detailed conversation so that if your name comes up I can give additional details about you if asked. Edit: If you have already sent me a PM about this posting, you haven't interviewed yet and you want to talk to me, and I have not sent you a PM with my contact info back, feel free to send a second reminder PM.
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looking for a job in the DC area recent International Politics grad from Penn State, I live near DC and I'm looking for just about anything, government, nonprofit, writing, whatever!
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I need a job: B.S. in Industrial Technology from Big 10 school. Experience: I have 9 months of experience designing and detailing parts for heavy equipment (Caterpillar, Case New Holland, P&H Mining). I am looking to find another entry-level job as a mechanical designer. I would also consider Industrial/Manufacturing/Quality engineer. I was let go in the third round of layoffs after our project was postponed. Prefer midwest. I can be contacted at tavlrb@gmail.com and am ready to relocate asap.
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Need a job (shocking, I know) Education Graduating next month with a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Minnesota with a 3.3. Highlights include strong written and verbal communication, and teamwork skills required to pass the U of M ChE program. Work experience Have worked a co-op for 6 months, mostly it was working with operators directly with process equipment at a solvent recycling company, not real theoretical engineering stuff. Before that worked plenty of customer service; learned teamwork, communication, etc. Looking for Basically any entry-level chemical engineering/process engineering job anywhere in the US. Anything with something of a school to work transition training sounds great. Prefer hands on engineering, not sitting at a computer for 8 hours a day. contact: helm0190 at umn dot edu Blowjob Overtime fucked around with this message at 03:42 on Apr 30, 2009 |
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Need a Job: Public Accounting, Tax/Audit Colorado, willing to relocate ASAP Education: Graduated with BBA concentrated in Accountancy at the end of 2007. 3.62 GPA, worked all through college, and did additional work in the music department. Working as a waiter and a musician through college has allowed me to cultivate a personable demeanor, attention to detail, comfort in public speaking, and above all a great work ethic. Currently taking the CPA Examination and slated to finish up on May 27th. Work Experience: Presently furloughed from my job as a Revenue Accountant at a ski resort. Lots of work with hotel reservation software, restaurant order software, account reconciliation, G/L work, revenue recognition, among other necessary accounting functions. Prior to this there is 10 years of restaurant work under my belt: cook, busser, waiter, day manager. Very handy in and around high stress environments where deadlines need to be met. Additional Information: Started college originally as a Computer Science major, and switched my sophomore year to Accountancy. Very familiar with various computer systems and software suites. I have been doing database report writing within my current job to help streamline work in other departments. Looking For: Public accounting associate/staff position. I am soon to be finished with the CPA Examination which, without public experience, is not helping me achieve my licensure. Work in audit is preferable for the amount of exposure and experience with all facets of accounting that I stand to gain. Contact: PM or arreges at gmail.com
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I'll give it a shot. Not much hope for me though. Looking for a Career Education Junior graduate of high school though it really means nothing, and a year and a half of community college under Business Management though the program has changed and my hours are null. Work Experience A Kroger food store for roughly a year, Office Depot for nearly 5 years (I was let go in January) but I did nearly every position, and now an assistant manager in training for a convienence store at a dead end job in a backwater town. (No one else was willing to even look twice at my resume. Overqualified for retail positions according to three possible employers.) As with anyone, I like computers and use them extensively. Looking for: In short, without wasting peoples' time, a means to establish a career in any field I can either be trained in, trade, or apprenticeship. Education is not an issue, as I'm willing to learn, though money is always a problem. My wife and I would like to move more north, though pretty much anywhere with a larger town and nicer overall demeanor would be nice. (She'd like to move to Seattle one day, though currently, that's not an option.) As stated, I'm in a backwater town that has no hope for a future, and we're almost needing to relocate. I'd like to make more than the 18k a year that I was making at Office Depot, if at all possible. Thank you again for any information or suggestions. Contact can be made at archaiclight at gmail dot com. Good luck in acquiring jobs everyone! Edit: Backwater Town USA doesn't exist. Sorry. Texarkana, Texas. (State Line of Arkansas and Texas) Light fucked around with this message at 14:23 on May 4, 2009 |
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Dallas Tx, over by Love Field, life insurance field The life insurance company I work for has a dozen open positions. We are having a job fair. If you put me down as a reference and get hired I get a bonus. Which I'll use to take you out to lunch or something. Or get you a custom title. LSW will be hosting a Job Fair on May 13, from 11:30 am - 6:30 pm, at the Crowne Plaza Dallas-Market Center. All applicants can submit their resume for consideration on the National Life Careers web page at https://www.nationallife.com/ and click "Join Our Team" and "View Jobs". We have an immediate openings for the following LSW positions: Call Center Customer Service Representative - 4 openings Commissions Commissions Specialist General Services General Service Representative - 2 openings Licensing & Contracting Agent Contracting Specialist - 2 openings New Business Processor Team Lead New Business Processor Support Representative Transfer Representative Policy Owner Service POS Representative For a complete list of open positions, please visit the Join Our Team section of our website. https://www.nationallife.com
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NitroSpazzz posted:words If you are willing to move to the midwest. Berry Plastics is hiring at their main plant. As of last night there was a an opening for a product engineer. This plant does pay higher then most. The operators alone make 30k a year before overtime.
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Need a job, Upstate NY area (prefer Albany NY area), or Western MA, or Southern VT Education Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2004. Bachelor of Science in Physics, State University of New York at Albany, 2001. Work experience 3 years as a Thin Film Process Engineer at a solar cell startup, leading plant engineering efforts dealing with Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) of metals and alloys. I developed reactive magnetron sputtering processes for transparent conducting oxides (TCO) and metal-nitride thin films. I also supervised daily activities of plant personnel. 5 years before that as a Process / Manufacturing Engineer in IBM's microelectronics division (chip fabs). I directed engineering activities and provided line support for process sectors in 200mm and 300mm semiconductor manufacturing facilities. I was responsible for processes including: silicon oxidation, metal annealing, and PVD of metal thin films. Looking for My current job security is shaky, so I am looking for options in engineering and/or research. Obviously my background is in thin films / material science, but my skills are transferable to any technical discipline. Contact jra0237 at gmail.com
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joebuddah posted:If you are willing to move to the midwest. Berry Plastics is hiring at their main plant. As of last night there was a an opening for a product engineer. This plant does pay higher then most. The operators alone make 30k a year before overtime. Thanks, filling out the online app. Position is not listed on the site yet. If you have any further info email me at btennessen at gmail. NitroSpazzz fucked around with this message at 19:42 on May 10, 2009 |
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Need Job preferably somewhere in the southeast (think Atlanta, Ga). On that same note... I am willing to relocate. Education Received B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University a few days ago. Work Experience Worked odd jobs through college, mostly a customer service representative at stores. I directed a television show on campus. I was a writer for b5media's Young Entrepreneur blog. However, I do have a significant amount of experience through my senior design project. I basically did work for a company for free for a long period of time. I worked in a tooling insert manufacturing facility and conducted time studies, developed concepts, and applied all the fun Six Sigma stuff to generate a solution to save the company boat loads of money. Additional Information -Speak Spanish and Italian on an intermediate level. -Work on an advanced level with VBA, OPL Studio, Arena, MiniTab, and AutoCAD. -Have a very extensive history in web design and independent human factors studies Looking For a logistics, QA, supply chain, human factors, or any other related job. Contact me at jtg at clemson dot edu Wagoneer fucked around with this message at 19:41 on May 12, 2009 |
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Offering sales jobs in London, UK We're a small and very laid-back company in Fulham, south-west London. We're growing quickly as well and we can always do with more more people who are interested in doing Inside Sales / Business Developement. Fluent English is needed but any other European languages you may speak are a big plus. It's mostly suited for anyone who's just graduated and is interested in a carreer in sales. You would start out working for one of our clients via us while we train you and we can help you get an account management or sales job with them after 2 years or so if things go well. Salary should be between 30,000 and 35,000 GBP if you're on target, which really is realistic. Free laptop, blackberry and all of that are provided as well. It's really just a very fun company to work at and you learn a whole lot about how companies work and how to talk to very senior level executives in a professional manner. You won't actually need to sell anything and there is no pushiness or anything like that, it's just finding companies that might be interested in working with one of our clients and setting up a meeting. If anyone's interested send me a PM or email me at lkemperman and then it's @ conversionglobal dot com.
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I need a job. I'm a 21-year old mechanical engineering graduate from Rice University. My GPA was a 3.46, in my major classes it was a 3.56. I have pretty extensive CAD experience (mostly SolidWorks and NX, but I learn quickly), and I can do 2-D drawings and dimensionings. I'm also fluent in the Microsoft Office suite of products. The only coding language I know at the moment is MATLAB, but I am willing and able to learn. I prefer to work in Texas (Houston area) but am open to moving around.
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Looking Hey all. I have a BA (European History) and a minor in Computer Science. I've worked as a Quality Improvement Analyst for an IT company for 4 years and I currently run the Electronic Theses & Dissertations program at a University. I've also been a professional editor for eight years; both online and offline media. Send me a message or reply to this thread if you want further details Other experience: - 9 years experience in Web page developing (half-dozen jobs relating to this) - Video/Audio Editing - Project Management - Presentation experience - I put on workshops twice a semester for students and present at conferences about our program - Liaison/customer service experience - I deal with 100s of students every year Graphic Designer Also, my girlfriend is a very talented Graphic Designer who has a diploma in Graphic Design at a college and is currently in her last year of a Bachelor in Design program at a very good University. She's looking for work; part-time or full-time. vandelay industries fucked around with this message at 01:35 on May 20, 2009 |
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Looking: I'm wanting to move out west, preferably Colorado. BS: Computer Engineering, 2005 (minor in CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, what?) For the past three years I've been working on computer systems that have to do with air quality compliance. I have a lot of hands on experience at industrial sites as well as a lot of background in air quality regulations/permitting/reporting. (Most of April was working with the XML transition). I'd like to find something in safety or environmental compliance in an industrial setting. 30 Hour OSHA Construction Safety Certification Five years of customer support experience (phone tech support). Willing to get P.E./CSP I'm working on a distance masters in environmental engineering (Thermodynamics this summer, oh boy). Just throwing that out there to see if anyone notices. Thanks! (PM or m j s t o n e a t g m a i l d o t c o m ) mmmjstone fucked around with this message at 03:32 on May 21, 2009 |
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Banner posted:Education 'Sup, fellow RPI goon! You finished your master's the same year I got my BS.
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Looking Location: In or around Champaign/Urbana, IL Industry: IT, programming or networking preferably but administrative assistant-type jobs are also an option. (Database work would be awesome). I graduated with a BS in Computer Science this year from Lewis University. I have been a student worker in IT for almost the entire four years, and have an internship at Argonne National Laboratory for what will end up being about a year and a half (doing IT-related work, servers, website stuff, etc). I have a little bit of experience in many things, and learn fast. I really cannot move out of the C/U area for some time. For more information send me a PM or email me at plate.is[at]gmail.com
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You may remember me from page 1, I finally got a job (I start next week). Six god drat months. It sucks out there. For those of you without work, I feel for you. For those of you with work, kiss as much rear end as you have to to keep that job.
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Looking for a Job 1st Location IL, MI 2nd Location Depends on job offer Position Classroom Teacher or Residence Life I have a degree in Secondary Social Studies/History and certified in Illinois and Michigan in those areas. I also have Driver's Ed certification in IL. Lately I've been working as a dorm supervisor for a private boarding school in WI. I'm looking for something public or private that has teaching as the primary job responsibility...I need the classroom experience as I have only been teaching summer school so far (us hist, am govt, and world hist). However, I'd be willing to accept a residence life job as long as it's above RA/Intern level; ideally more of an assistant director of res life or higher. I also have about 5 years of level 1 IT/Helpdesk experience, along with stage/sound/lighting, quiz bowl, outdoor ed, and a variety of other skills. Just can't seem to get my foot in the door but I've very dedicated to teaching and want to be in the classroom. Major focuses are on critical skills, primary source evaluations, and reading/writing skills. Will provide resume materials upon request. Oxphocker fucked around with this message at 22:17 on Apr 26, 2022 |
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Looking for job in NYC -Manhattan College graduate (2009) BS Biology with minor in chem -Major GPA- 3.5 -Looking for ANY science work. I focus VERY heavily on animals, particularly dogs. I also am very interested in evolution, ecology, and I'm entering Hunter College for a masters in animal behavior and conservation biology. -I would love any lab job, zoo job, science journal, anything to do with bio. -Weekends are perfectly fine. -I have extensive experience. Email for resume: mutantmanifesto@gmail.com mutantmanifesto fucked around with this message at 20:12 on May 31, 2009 |
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Looking for a job Location:Currently located in Michigan and willing to relocate just about anywhere (midwest or west coast preferred). Education:Graduating with a BS in Computer Engineering with a ~3.46 GPA at the end of July. Experience:Approaching my two year mark working as a project engineer co-op for an automotive electronics software company. Some highlights include: -Developed embedded code utilizing model-based code generation with Simulink software. -Designed and implemented automated test cases for embedded software components. -Managed team members across multiple office locations on collaboration for unifying customer demonstration projects. -Authored tutorials, presentations, and technical instructions for company software as well as toolchain configuration processes. -Provided advanced support to engineers on CAN-based electronic control unit measurement and calibration tools. -Familiar with usage of version control for software, specifications, and other forms of documentation. Organized and maintained a requirement traceability matrix. Aside from all of this, I have several years of academic experience developing and debugging embedded software for various embedded targets. Object-oriented design and software abstraction are concepts I'm quite familiar with. I'm looking for an entry-level-ish position as an embedded software engineer. Contact: katzinator [at] gmail [dot] com or via PM.
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LloydDobler posted:You may remember me from page 1, I finally got a job (I start next week). Six god drat months. It sucks out there. For those of you without work, I feel for you. For those of you with work, kiss as much rear end as you have to to keep that job. I just quit my job because it paid next to minimum wage, forced me to work with a manager who offloaded all of his workload onto me out of his own incompetence/laziness, and HR's solution was to simply move me to another shittier part of the company that paid an equally low wage. A lot of people seem to be naysaying the job market at the minute, but from the various graduate job sites i've browsed through, there are still plenty of entry level graduate positions available as long as you meet the minimum requirement of the 2(1)honors degree. Even more are available after you have a bit of experience in a particular field under your belt. That being said, i'm tired of business and especially so of marketing and am considering the possibility of returning to university and grabbing a degree in Engineering or one of its fields. edit: i do of course understand that people that dont quite fit into this category may be experiencing a harder time of finding work.
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Kin posted:there are still plenty of entry level graduate positions available as long as you meet the minimum requirement of the 2(1)honors degree. Even more are available after you have a bit of experience in a particular field under your belt. Right. But the market is flooded with applicants. I made it to a 2nd interview for a job in April, and it lasted 4 hours where I met 7 different people I'd be working with. They told me that they had 6 candidates who made it that far. The ad for the job that I did get was open for a total of about 4 days. Over 100 people applied for it. I hope you're fine and find something you like, I wouldn't wish what I just went through on anyone.
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Kin posted:I just quit my job because it paid next to minimum wage, forced me to work with a manager who offloaded all of his workload onto me out of his own incompetence/laziness, and HR's solution was to simply move me to another shittier part of the company that paid an equally low wage.
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Looking for a Job around Annapolis-DC-Baltimore Education:B.A. in Liberal Arts from ultra-liberal artsy liberal arts school. I will literally do almost anything for a year or two before thinking seriously about a career or going to grad school. Have experience working as an assistant for a bankruptcy attorney in high school with bs summer jobs since then. I'm screwed.
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