Frankly, I’m surprised that everyone isn’t fighting tooth and nail for this position. I mean, the job isn’t rocket science at all. The ability to read and perform some basic math are required, but it’s far from complicated. And it’s located in a major city, not some remote outpost in the wilderness. Basically, the job is almost all pros, with very few – if any – cons. Nevertheless, no one that my friend has talked to seems to be excited about it. In short, it’s like opportunity is knocking and no one wants to open the door.
To a certain extent, I understand this: people get in their comfort zone and don’t want to make a change. Maybe they already have a job that they’ve held for a while and can practically sleepwalk through their daily routine. Thus, they aren’t interested in shaking things up – even for considerably higher pay. Or perhaps they have a significant other and worry about how relocation will affect their relationship. Or maybe they’ve just never been west of the Mississippi, south of the Mason-Dixon line, or what have you, and are worried about how they’ll cope without a familiar support system. Again, while I can understand these points of view, it just strikes me that they grossly limit one’s potential. As the old adage says: nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Granted, it’s a little more work to put yourself in position to take advantage of many of the opportunities that are out there (and will take you out of your comfort zone in many instances), but the tremendous upside makes it worth it, in my opinion. Plus, you don’t want to look back at some point and realize that you missed a golden opportunity somewhere along the way. But maybe it’s like Thomas Edison said:
“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”
Well I graduated high school i know I can do basic math I come from a family of hard workers I'm very honest and I desperately need a job.
The Job sounds interesting. Does she want a former TV Production Assistant who is looking for work since his TV show ended?
Shoot me your email address when you have a moment.
As long as you aren't afraid of a little manual labor – nothing onerous – I don't think she's picky. In your case, she'd probably be more concerned with whether you'd be truly long term or whether you'd leave if someone called to offer you a gig on a new show.
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I sent it.
Hey Kevin. I'd like to learn More. I have a college degree and am a family guy. Been married for 16 years since college. I can be reached at Dan.mcnally79@gmail.com . I work with law enforcement on the phones amd IT side of the fence. Reach out if you want my resume.
Sent you an email.
Cool job, I'm really interested. I have an AA degree and I'm only a few semesters away from my bachelor's. I'm probably a little under qualified but hey nothing ventured nothing gained right. Here's my email gduca2@gmail.com. I could really use a better job. ]
Check your email.