Friday, February 3, 2012

Looking for online emotional support for being unemployed?

Lost my job, and my career, and can't find another job in my profession. I'm alone, and loved my career, and it's gone. No income, no insurance, have to use McDonald's to get online. Where can I find online emotional support?Looking for online emotional support for being unemployed?
My friend Max can help you if you just want someone to talk to.



1-818-890-2048 but he can't help you in your career since he too lost his job.



I wish you the best.Looking for online emotional support for being unemployed?
You will find your passion. Don't worry though because a lot of people are going through this these days. JenniferLooking for online emotional support for being unemployed?
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.Looking for online emotional support for being unemployed?
I prayed for you. Find a good Christian church where you live or go to kcm.org and call their prayer line. They can give you some great support! Let me know if you want to start your own business and I can help.
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  • Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?

    They work for a government research lab, and have no hopes for raises/promotions in the next 15-20 years of work. They did 10 years of schooling after high-school (4 years undergrad, 2 years masters, 4 years phD) and they are in a ton of debt. Would you say that this person is underpaid? What other career opportunities do they have? The embarrassing thing is, his brother who is a Mcdonalds manager and only with a high-school diploma, earns more than he does as a physicist.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    Why are you talking about yourself in the third person? Yeah, take your skills to the private sector.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    Sorry, but I would say (depending on the area you live), that is about right. People think that "PhD" = "Big Bucks," but 98% of the time that is not correct. Mostly, a PhD is obtained so that you can teach at a university level. And I think everybody knows how poorly paid college professors are. In addition, government jobs are also some of the notoriously lowest paying jobs out there.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    I am never sell my ideas.,,I am working by shopper,, understand? Such bill in any budget would be not paid but look like crazy.Cheer up,my friend!

    Monday, January 30, 2012

    Has anyone worked in fast food during high school and then gone on to have a technical career?

    I am interested in seeing if a correlation exists.



    If you worked at a big name (McDonald's, Taco Bell, KFC, Burger King, Wendy's, etc.) and then went on to have a technical career (engineering, statistics, computer programming, etc.), could you please let me know by answering this question? Thanks.Has anyone worked in fast food during high school and then gone on to have a technical career?
    I worked at McDonald's %26amp; struggled my whole life with work it did nothing good for me.....My son worked over a year for Taco Bell %26amp; he recieved a finance degree. He went to work for home depo then in construction %26amp; after the finance degree he was a superintendent in construction %26amp; working many hours a week %26amp; still working on his MBA. I think his degree has something also to do with building management %26amp; he may be involves some how with engineering.Has anyone worked in fast food during high school and then gone on to have a technical career?
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    yeah working at fast food while you in school then off to college.

    it can happenHas anyone worked in fast food during high school and then gone on to have a technical career?
    I worked at Barnes %26amp; Noble when I was 18. I'm a Network Engineer.



    Well technically, I had just graduated high school when I got that job. Oh well. Maybe Barnes %26amp; Noble doesn't count anyway.
    I worked for Burger King with my best friend for two week. Our parents wouldn't buy us the rebok high tops that we wanted unless we had a job (I'll wait for you to finish laughing).



    I'm now, an executive assistant and an Firefighter/EMTHas anyone worked in fast food during high school and then gone on to have a technical career?
    hundreds of millions of people
    Wow, you must be one fat fk



    working at all the food shops and now on the computer all day
    My son's friend worked at Hardee's for quite a few years. He finally went to technical school (cost about $22,000) for a year and a half. He now has a good job with a computer company down in NC. He's doing very well!
    I started at McDonald's and worked there for a while. I got CCNA certifications and worked as a network administrator for a few years.
    Of course! Successful people have to make some money in High School. Just make good grades and go to College. MY husband used to work at Subway and went to college and he is now in computer programming making very good money. Dont worry, if you keep up those grades and you are determined and you are good at what you do, then you will be very successful!!
    I haven't but I have friends who have... I don't think it matters where you work when you're in high school, if your working period and going to school and doing good at work, thats a good sign of responsibility so should do well after high school :D
    of course :] if you stick with a job for the time needed then it only ups your chances of stick to your technical career. its not a fun job but it shows that you want to get to your dream. good luck. :]
    Um...Um... many have worked fast food during high school and attended college, technical school and other post secondary institutions.



    My cardiologist worked at Long John Silvers when he was in high school, I know as I was his boss!



    I don't see the purpose of your question but that's what Y! Answers is for.
    without the proper technical traning most of your chances are slim, but you wont know if you dont try to apply for those kind of jobs, just beef up your resume a little bit and kiss butt and you'll get a job. just tell them what they want to here but you must if hired show you can do the job at least somewhat. and yes you do have a chance i worked at whataburger for a year and moved to company that sold very expensive house held accessories within a couple of weeks of very strainiouse searching for a job of employment of something i never thought i would get a job in. but then fraud came into play with the owner and the company shut down.with the money i saved i now own a lawncare/landscape business. just follow your gut feeling dont giveup



    Happy hunting
    not me. still in fast food, and no college degree

    Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?

    They work for a government research lab, and have no hopes for raises/promotions in the next 15-20 years of work. They did 10 years of schooling after high-school (4 years undergrad, 2 years masters, 4 years phD) and they are in a ton of debt. Would you say that this person is underpaid? What other career opportunities do they have? The embarrassing thing is, his brother who is a Mcdonalds manager and only with a high-school diploma, earns more than he does as a physicist.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    Yes. He has applied for and taken a job that he was over qualified for and because he was probably by far the best candidate they were happy to hire him. He has lots of options available to him such as doing research with a private company where he would be paid on par with others that have the same credentials or he could pursue teaching on the college level. Both would be much higher paying jobs with job tenure, promotion potential, bonuses etc. This gov. job could just be an entry level job he is taking while he is looking the ladder up for something else, but he could still be earning more for what he is qualified to do.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    These days it is right. Out here in CO we have masters and phds working at Einstein Bagels.

    Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?

    They work for a government research lab, and have no hopes for raises/promotions in the next 15-20 years of work. They did 10 years of schooling after high-school (4 years undergrad, 2 years masters, 4 years phD) and they are in a ton of debt. Would you say that this person is underpaid? What other career opportunities do they have? The embarrassing thing is, his brother who is a Mcdonalds manager and only with a high-school diploma, earns more than he does as a physicist.Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    Yes..way underpaid...but atleast they would get some experience...would suggest trying private research labs...Is someone who has a phD in physics but only makes 20$/hour underpaid?
    $20/hr is below the US average for ALL jobs - that is barely or just above starting wage for most college grads with a 4 yr degree



    obvious the braniac didn't do much research into what type of jobs and earnings potential such a career choice would provide

    How can i get into IT with hardily any experience?

    how can i get into IT. i have no actual qualifications in IT. i work at a local mcdonalds at the moment and i have completed cert 3 in retail supervision, and im doing cert 4 in retail management now. im starting to build my own PC and i am very interested in getting into the IT industry.



    how would i go about getting my career started?How can i get into IT with hardily any experience?
    thats the only thing about IT, they want you to have experience. They don't want to put you in charge of something and you break it. You need to take some computer courses and try to get a job at a call center for like a cell phone company or computer company. They train you on what you need to know alot of the time and go from there.How can i get into IT with hardily any experience?
    Well I dont know how I can help you but I'm gonna lay down some of my life experience. I am now 17 and I've went to lots of IT, computer science contests and won some of them.



    It all started when was little and had this taste for Sci-Fi movies and science of course. I didn't get a computer until 2 years ago but every time I had a computer in front of me I would browse stuff like control panel, everything that was about customization and options. When I got my computer I gotta say I got a little but addicted to games especially World of Warcraft until I was told that I could play for free on provate servers. I thought he was joking but the I got the proof played a bit and wondered: How did they do that? So I searched teh internet up and down, then learned how to make my own server (using basic repacks) then I learned about C++ compiling and MySQL (all from the desire to customize). Next thing I know at school we learn C++ so with a litle bit of my exp my teahcer gave me some books on it and stuff. And that how I did it.



    So I could say that its all about practice experience at first. Browsing, getting interested at first untl it gets professional. I hope I helped. Good luck.
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  • How will Ray Harper, the new assistant coach at Western KY University do?

    My friend. Ray Harper, is one of the new assistant coaches at Western Kentucky University with the men's basketball program. He will be coaching and recruiting under Coach Ken McDonald, who took the job after Coach Darrin Horn went to South Carolina University. Ray has also been a head coach at Kentucky Wesleyan, where he played his collegiate career, and Oklahoma City University where he just resigned from. Ray has always been successful in whatever he has chosen to do. How do ya'll bbl addicts think he will do there?How will Ray Harper, the new assistant coach at Western KY University do?
    national title!How will Ray Harper, the new assistant coach at Western KY University do?
    he'll do fine.