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I have, for the first time, continually been told I was "too experienced" for positions where I met all of the qualifications and was very interested. No matter how well I may do in the few Interviews I receive, the strength of my references, testimonial letters, resume or how relevant the portfolio exemplifying my experience may be, this is an ongoing challenge. As a woman over 40, I have been reading this is very common. Even if HR asks me about salary or 'title' allocated to the role, and I assure them that I am fine taking less than I have previously earned and am not concerned with 'titles' only the role and company itself, I am left back where I started, nowhere. Some people have told me that, despite my willingness to take a pay cut, some companies are required to pay a certain salary that aligns with the level of the person they hire, making my age and experience a financial liability. If that is the case, that limits the range of positions I could even hope of procuring. I am unsure how to diminish my experience, go back in time on my age or undo being a woman or what else I can proactively do to allay any of these obstacles and procure roles I am more than capable of performing. Has anyone else faced this and, if so, can they offer any advice as to what my options may be? I have hired multiple Job and Life 'Coaches', had experts redo my LinkedIn, Resume, Cover Letter and assist in making my Portfolio look beautiful, yet even these actions have had no impact in my ability to change the inevitable outcome. Thank you for any suggestions! #jobsearch #advice #women #careerchange

I am a former educator with a Masters from the University of Virginia. I am looking for a career/company that will benefit from my experience as an educator of 17 years and a hotel and retail store manager prior to that. I am also looking for a company that participates in the Virginia Retirement System (VRS). #jobsearch #advice #transitioningteacher #careerchange

I would like to work from home. I have been in HR and love it, but got burned out a little. Any advice on what would be a good move?

#workfromhome #advice #careerchange #jobsearch

I've been working for mbd for over three years an i would like to know how can i get on board with the paint workers

I have been off work for 2 months and am looking for a Front Desk Receptionist position or for an Office Assistant/Receptionist position in the Portland Metro area or in NE, NW or SE Portland Wage rage is $17 up to $22.00 an hr. I have over 30 years of Administrative and Admin. support work along with being a Receptionist 3 times of the past 7 years. I enjoy helping people in the type of work I do. #jobsearch #administrative #customerservice #careerchange #interview

A little over a year ago I decided to have a career change. I decided to do an online course UX/UI design. When I started I had no idea what I was doing much less any computer skills. We were asked as students to pick a problem we wanted to solve. ANYTHING... My son was 14 and he has autism. The problem I wanted to solve was to help him be more independent. As of today, I am still working on this project and it is growing into a massive project. I created a working prototype and it has helped over 57 families that have helped me with research. Yet I sit here trying to get a job in the field and I feel like I am not being taken seriously in interviews or on my resume.

#autism #careerchange #education #autismawareness #interview #resume #jobsearch #advice #application

Quick note… this is an Excellent job change opportunity for retail, warehouse, and essential workers who want to work from home without a four-year degree and receive 100% paid training with remote work equipment included.

Take a moment right now to check out all the Alorica job details and application instructions via the link below and submit your online application ASAP for immediate employment consideration!

Alorica | Remote Customer Support Associate | NO Weekends, Equipment Provided!

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Important Disclaimer: This job lead is an Alorica direct hiring opportunity and NOT a Jobcase sponsored job alert. Interested applicants are encouraged to practice due diligence during the application process and pursue any additional inquiries for this position at Alorica Careers

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What you’ve learned from past jobs and life experiences is incredibly useful to land your next job. And if you want your next job to be in a new industry, you must harness those past skills and transfer them to a new role. Follow these steps:

1. Decide what you do well (and enjoy doing) — Consider past work experiences. What do you excel at doing, and what do you enjoy doing? Write this info down.

2. Make a list of your job duties — Create a list of your current and past job duties. What have your responsibilities been?

3. Record your accomplishments — Create another list of specific successes you’ve accomplished — and include any specific data or information.

4. Use this information to craft a NEW resume for the NEW role you want — Once you find a job listing for a role you’ve never had, create a custom resume WITH THE INFO YOU GATHERED in steps 1-3. Then you can use this new resume for other job opportunities in this new industry as well.

Are you looking for a new career path?
COMMENT BELOW with:
a. Your current or last job
b. The new job or career path you want

I’ll reply to your comment with ideas about transferrable skills you can highlight to get your new job! #jobsearch #CareerChange #resume