Comments on: Green Business: How to Find Your Green Dream Job http://smartunemployment.com/2009/green-business-how-to-find-your-green-dream-job/ Unemployment Extensions, Eligibility, Health Coverage & More! Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:13:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Reuben Powell http://smartunemployment.com/2009/green-business-how-to-find-your-green-dream-job/comment-page-1/#comment-1431 Reuben Powell Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:45:41 +0000 http://smartunemployment.com/?p=254#comment-1431 i always buy recycled products to reduce the waste materials on this planet.;*~ i always buy recycled products to reduce the waste materials on this planet.;*~

]]> By: worldlymrb http://smartunemployment.com/2009/green-business-how-to-find-your-green-dream-job/comment-page-1/#comment-37 worldlymrb Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:06:55 +0000 http://smartunemployment.com/?p=254#comment-37 Don't use the word FIRED on your green job search. With such a large pool of job seekers available who were laid off due to "lack of work" It is almost a immediate disqualifier. If you were fired from any job, I would remove it from your resume. If it leaves to big a gap on your resume, you may have to start thinking outside the box. With so many overqualified applicants looking for lower paying, or entry level jobs, any blemish on your resume is a serious handicap. Put yourself in the employers shoes for a sec.. Would you rather hire a experienced, individual with a impeccable work record who was laid off from downsizing, or somebody who got themselves fired on their resume? There is a survey that says nearly 20% of Americans were fired or forced to resign a job in the last 10 years. With this being the worse economy since the great depression, it is no wonder that companies like this are springing up on the internet. http://careerexcuse.com Capitalism at it's worse. Don’t use the word FIRED on your green job search. With such a large pool of job seekers available who were laid off due to “lack of work” It is almost a immediate disqualifier. If you were fired from any job, I would remove it from your resume. If it leaves to big a gap on your resume, you may have to start thinking outside the box.

With so many overqualified applicants looking for lower paying, or entry level jobs, any blemish on your resume is a serious handicap. Put yourself in the employers shoes for a sec.. Would you rather hire a experienced, individual with a impeccable work record who was laid off from downsizing, or somebody who got themselves fired on their resume?

There is a survey that says nearly 20% of Americans were fired or forced to resign a job in the last 10 years. With this being the worse economy since the great depression, it is no wonder that companies like this are springing up on the internet. http://careerexcuse.com

Capitalism at it’s worse.

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