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Post Getting a job in another state Resident Skeptic
It seems like applying for a job is such roulette wheel these days. How does one get noticed or stand-out among so many applications? Even more, how do you get a company in another state to give you the time a day?
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Post Re: Getting a job in another state c6thplayer1
Resident Skeptic wrote:
It seems like applying for a job is such roulette wheel these days. How does one get noticed or stand-out among so many applications? Ever more, how do you get a company in another state to give you the time a day?


Always followup with two calls to the manager spaced about two weeks apart and tell him or her that their company is the one you have selected out of many others for employment. If you dont get promising results shortly thereafter dump them and try another.
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Post Also research the company roughridercog
They may ask, "What do you know about so and so?"
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Post Cojak
This is a hard one RS. I can see a company's hesitance if an applicant is asking for relocation funds to move to the new state. I cannot see it being a problem with a Business.

But I do know it is tough to break into a Federal, state, county gov't job. I know they protect those for 'friends and family' pretty fiercely.

Best of luck my friend.
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Post Nature Boy Florida
If your Daddy is well connected - ask him to help.

Or does that only work if you want a COG position?
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Post Cojak
Nature Boy Florida wrote:
well connected -.



The KEY words here of course. Yep that works in business or most church denominations.

However lack of that is usually a big problem.

I think the problem now a days, is that the 'Human Relations Rep' is impressed by school names, rather than experience. I am not sure there is a good answer to the question from where I sit. BUT there honestly may be an answer, I hope it comes thru here. I would like to read it. Cool
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