Looking for a job

[lionell09]

I am looking for a job, or some temp work in the st.mary's county area. Are there any recommendations, or do anyone have any work that needs to be done around the house I am excellent for it! Jack of all trades!

 

[chernmax]

No one knows you, what you're a jack of all trades in, and frankly with such a vague intro, doubt anyone will bite without more info!

 

[lionell09]

professional male, also mr. handy man!

Summary

Professional with 4+ years experience in customer service, management as well as accounting-collections, deposits and processing payments.
Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment and ability to learn new computer programs quickly. Computer savvy with an excellent attention to detail include the following:
Flexible and dependable, excellent communication and leadership skills
Experience with Microsoft Office, and Excel.
General office equipment including copier, facsimile, multi-phone lines and scanner.
Managerial, automotive, mechanical, laborer, storage, heavy lifting and clerical aptitude.
Clean driving record.
T.I.P Certified 07/24/09
Excellent Team Player, and detailed-oriented.
Professional, Flexible, and Reliable.

 

[frequentflier]

Summary

Professional with 4+ years experience in customer service, management as well as accounting-collections, deposits and processing payments.
Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment and ability to learn new computer programs quickly. Computer savvy with an excellent attention to detail include the following:
Flexible and dependable, excellent communication and leadership skills
Experience with Microsoft Office, and Excel.
General office equipment including copier, facsimile, multi-phone lines and scanner.
Managerial, automotive, mechanical, laborer, storage, heavy lifting and clerical aptitude.
Clean driving record.
T.I.P Certified 07/24/09
Excellent Team Player, and detailed-oriented.
Professional, Flexible, and Reliable.

Why are you out of work?

 

[missme]

Summary

Professional with 4+ years experience in customer service, management as well as accounting-collections, deposits and processing payments.
Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment and ability to learn new computer programs quickly. Computer savvy with an excellent attention to detail include the following:
Flexible and dependable, excellent communication and leadership skills
Experience with Microsoft Office, and Excel.
General office equipment including copier, facsimile, multi-phone lines and scanner.
Managerial, automotive, mechanical, laborer, storage, heavy lifting and clerical aptitude.
Clean driving record.
T.I.P Certified 07/24/09
Excellent Team Player, and detailed-oriented.
Professional, Flexible, and Reliable.

 

[lionell09]

I had started school at the college of southern maryland for business management full time in january of 09 and was unable to work. Now I am just taking 2 classes until I can get another job and finish paying for schooling.

 

[onebdzee]

Summary

Professional with 4+ years I'm 22ish experience in customer service, management as well as accounting-collections, deposits and processing payments. I was shift manager at Burger King/McDonalds
Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment and ability to learn new computer programs quickly. I can eat chips, drink a monster, and play my PS3 game all at the same time with out spilling anything and/or killing my guy
Computer savvy I facebook and myspace all day with an excellent attention to detail my myspace page is really cool include the following:
Flexible and dependable, excellent communication and leadership skill all I do is sit around and play on the computer/PS3, I can borrow my moms car when ever I need to, I have unlimited text/talk on my cell, and I boss my little sister around
Experience with Microsoft Office, and Excel. I have an 11 year old that's had this experience since he was 5
General office equipment including copier, facsimile, multi-phone lines and scanner. I have a printer/fax/copier hooked to his computer and knows how to print and I can talk on my cell and yell at my mom to answer the landline
Managerial, automotive, mechanical, laborer, storage, heavy lifting and clerical aptitude. I can boss my sister around, put gas in my moms car, cut the grass on a riding lawn mower, I have 2 books for school, and I can myspace and facebook.
Clean driving record. moms car and I just got my license a week ago
T.I.P Certified 07/24/09 I gave alcohol to an underage person and the judge sentenced me to go
Excellent Team Player, and detailed-oriented. I am the oldest child of at least 3 and I can wash my clothes if my mom ever gets sick
Professional, Flexible, and Reliable. see above, this is a repeat

Dude....you really do need someone to re-due your resume

 

[Lizzy4459]

Try looking further than just somd.com classifieds. Check out the base contract companies. Lockheed, Boeing, Grumman, DynCorp, L3 are a few.

 

[lionell09]

I guess your a child online, and really don't have nothing else to do besides play on the community forum with people that are serious about life...O yea if you re read it before you starting adding things, it SHOWS at the top of the page that it is a SUMMARY.

 

[lionell09]

Thanks lizzy4459. I have applied for 3 of those contractors that you have posted but still no response back. I guess because I haven't achieved my associate degree yet. Alot of those companies want people with degree's. I even had a professional review my resume and they made changes to them.

 

[onebdzee]

I guess your a child online, and really don't have nothing else to do besides play on the community forum with people that are serious about life...O yea if you re read it before you starting adding things, it SHOWS at the top of the page that it is a SUMMARY.

You need to learn to spell, too

 

[SEABREEZE 1957]

Go back to your ho corner on Great Mills.....​

 

[struggler44]

I had started school at the college of southern maryland for business management full time in january of 09 and was unable to work. Now I am just taking 2 classes until I can get another job and finish paying for schooling.

check some of the local restaurants, my kid goes to CSM full time(12 credits) and works at Outback 4-5 nights a week. Talk to people and let them know your situation, most of the time they will give a student a chance.

 

[MsMove]

Thanks lizzy4459. I have applied for 3 of those contractors that you have posted but still no response back. I guess because I haven't achieved my associate degree yet. Alot of those companies want people with degree's. I even had a professional review my resume and they made changes to them.

Also consider it a sign of the times. I have my BS, have applied to the aforementioned companies, and also have not received any response.

Good luck!

 

[HeavyChevy75]

I had started school at the college of southern maryland for business management full time in january of 09 and was unable to work. Now I am just taking 2 classes until I can get another job and finish paying for schooling.

Can I just ask a really stupid question..but why were you unable to work while enrolled in school full-time? I work full-time and went to school full-time. It was exhausting and I had zero life but got it done. I had to pay my mortgage and put food on the table.

 

[MsMove]

Can I just ask a really stupid question..but why were you unable to work while enrolled in school full-time? I work full-time and went to school full-time. It was exhausting and I had zero life but got it done. I had to pay my mortgage and put food on the table.

I did the same thing Chevy - was a single mom, worked full time and took 12 credit hours every semester (summers included) for four years. Just remember that not everyone is cut out for that type of grueling lifestyle.

 

[libertytyranny]

Why are you out of work?

Because people like that are a dime a dozen. Gotta make yourself interesting. Everyone is good with computers now...and the rest is a collection of cliches. I got my job by including a section on my college research project. Nothing huge..just applied some things I learned (they said later they thought that was interesting and stand out). Avoided cliches in my resume..kept it relevant, had a continuous work history (listing all of the "experience" you had looks kinda like you couldn't keep a job long I suggest keeping those things relevant to the job you are applying for, if you dont already) , I overdressed for my interview, and sent a thank you note afterwards. It was locked.

Biggest take home message? DOn't be ordinary. Right now companies have their choice of a million workers with that EXACT same resume. Find something different about you, and include it. and quit with the cliches. they are annoying and no one takes them seriously.

 

[BOP]

Summary

Professional with 4+ years experience in customer service, management as well as accounting-collections, deposits and processing payments.
Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment and ability to learn new computer programs quickly. Computer savvy with an excellent attention to detail include the following:
Flexible and dependable, excellent communication and leadership skills
Experience with Microsoft Office, and Excel.
General office equipment including copier, facsimile, multi-phone lines and scanner.
Managerial, automotive, mechanical, laborer, storage, heavy lifting and clerical aptitude.
Clean driving record.
T.I.P Certified 07/24/09
Excellent Team Player, and detailed-oriented.
Professional, Flexible, and Reliable.

If I saw a resume, even a summary, come across my desk, I'd put it in the recycle box. It sounds like a composite of things you've lifted out of the want ads. It tells me nothing about your background, except that you don't have much of one. The only thing it says to me is that you have a clean driving record (you better have a printout from the DMV). What is "T.I.P Certified?" Is that T.I.P.S Alcohol Certification? Spell it out; don't assume that your reader automatically knows what your acronyms mean.

Best of luck to you.

 

[BOP]

Dude....you really do need someone to re-due your resume

You're mean. Dead on, though. Pretty much what I was thinking, but didn't say.

 

[keekee]

You need to learn to spell, too

I don't think that's very fair. I don't know if the male/female brain thing is true, but I can tell you that I work with a lot of very intelligent men who can't spell a lick. It has nothing to do with intelligence. I suppose if you want to be an English major...

Just saying...