I've tried all the Internet sites, resume distribution site, etc. and prayer. Does anyone have a unique approach to transition into a different field? I don't want to lose my home I've worked so hard to get. Detroit - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
have you thought about relocation or starting up your own business
Answer 2 :
I feel for you, and all of us. Try to hang in there, and do what ever it takes to keep your home. I have a good feeling about things turning around if,and only if the big 3 can get there loans. The loans are key right now to tide them over. Once this recession is over and people start needing new cars, the big 3 will be on massive overtime to meet demand. It will happen, It's just going to take a couple of years, so in the meantime, flip burgers, deliver papers, or whatever it takes to hang on. Good luck to you.
Answer 3 :
Get something to tide you over, like iggy pop said, flip burgers if you have to. I hear the Census is hiring soon, and paying well too. When I was looking for a job, if I found anything that i though I was a perfect match for, I put on my suit and drove my resume there. It shows initiative, and makes you memorable. Always ask to talk to someone in HR, even just to personally give them your resume with a handshake and a smile. Never apply to a job without a proper cover letter. Also do your best to make sure the letter dosent sound like a form letter, HR people dont like that
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