Question about Employers..

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by usetosellhummer

By not answering your phone twice and not calling back, I would not hire you. I would have already hired the other guy I talked to the same time i lined you up. Good luck man. You gota move quick.....

Bad timing on my part I guess....

[The Juice]

I remember I was offered a part for a new Naked Gun movie. They phoned 3-4 times and I couldn't return the call. I was hiding in a bush that night. Needless to say I never got the part. Chicks who lift weights really turn me on.......squeeze..........

[HummBebe]

So have you called them yet Moonie???

What did they say????

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by HummBebe

So have you called them yet Moonie???

What did they say????

I informed them that I emailed a resume and cover letter for the position and was wondering if they had filled it or if they were still hiring. The lady was nice, asked me my name, and informed me that they are going to be screening people starting next week.

I thanked her for her time...

so now I wait and see if that did anything. I did not want to tell them that I knew they called because I only knew after Googling the "weird" number that called twice and left no message...

In the meantime...would anyone like to help me out with my resume? Any of you "peeps" good resume writers and willing to look mine over and give me some tips. It's a very generic resume at this point and I'd like to spice it up. Not really looking to make it "market" specific as I'm in the mood to do ANYTHING that interests me hence keeping it simple and highlighting work history and accomplishments...

if so please PM me

[SnakeH2]

Originally Posted by Mooncricket

Not really looking to make it "market" specific as I'm in the mood to do ANYTHING that interests me hence keeping it simple and highlighting work history and accomplishments...

if so please PM me

I think having something that is not market specific is a good idea, however I wouldn't recommend sending them out that way. It needs to be adjusted for the company/audience. You need to be familar with their operation and adjust accordingly.

[HummBebe]

Originally Posted by SnakeH2

I think having something that is not market specific is a good idea, however I wouldn't recommend sending them out that way. It needs to be adjusted for the company/audience. You need to be familar with their operation and adjust accordingly.

Agreed, I have had several styles over the years. If you are a "flexible" individual, you need a "flexible" resume.

Don't be lazy Moonie

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by HummBebe

Agreed, I have had several styles over the years. If you are a "flexible" individual, you need a "flexible" resume.

Don't be lazy Moonie

I'm not being lazy, really I'm not. I got a bugg a couple day to finally leave my underpaying ass but I have not been home enough in the past 48 hours to get online and search any type of "resume" help and any type of "resume" help I search here at work gets SONIC FIREWALLED

soooooooo, I am just gathering info from talking to people. I understand the difference between a generic resume and tailored one and I'll tailor it to the job I'm applying for. But a good Generic one is a good start since I have not looked for a job in about 8 years or so

I like people, I'm actually very organized, and when my minds in the right place I'm actually fairly smart ......so I hope to find something soon...

[Albie]

I know i am late.... but it never hurts to follow up.