I'm just miserable here... anyone with a BA should NOT be doing what I do... i pretty much do nothing other than write letters and schedule appointments and that is NOT what I spent $40k on college for... but I hated teaching, so I feel like i am sh!t out of luck :(
I'm just miserable here... anyone with a BA should NOT be doing what I do... i pretty much do nothing other than write letters and schedule appointments and that is NOT what I spent $40k on college for... but I hated teaching, so I feel like i am sh!t out of luck :(
I thought you might remember that.
And, you would be surprised, there are many things you can do with an English degree.
yelley77
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Re: Is anyone a head hunter?
Posted by MPAS
What kind of job are you looking for??
I think I want to head into sales. I need a job where when I work hard, I can move up in the company.
yelley77
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Re: Is anyone a head hunter?
Posted by AmandaLynn04
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Posted by AmandaLynn04
Wha ha happen?
LMAO, you just made me pee my pants!!
I'm just miserable here... anyone with a BA should NOT be doing what I do... i pretty much do nothing other than write letters and schedule appointments and that is NOT what I spent $40k on college for... but I hated teaching, so I feel like i am sh!t out of luck :(
I thought you might remember that.
And, you would be surprised, there are many things you can do with an English degree.
yeah, the problem is, so many people have tunnel vision... they are looking for a specific type of person. Mind, you, I am so adaptable, I can really do anything. Just frustrates me that employers hire based on what is on your resume.
AmandaLynn04
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Re: Is anyone a head hunter?
Posted by yelley77
Posted by AmandaLynn04
Posted by yelley77
Posted by AmandaLynn04
Wha ha happen?
LMAO, you just made me pee my pants!!
I'm just miserable here... anyone with a BA should NOT be doing what I do... i pretty much do nothing other than write letters and schedule appointments and that is NOT what I spent $40k on college for... but I hated teaching, so I feel like i am sh!t out of luck :(
I thought you might remember that.
And, you would be surprised, there are many things you can do with an English degree.
yeah, the problem is, so many people have tunnel vision... they are looking for a specific type of person. Mind, you, I am so adaptable, I can really do anything. Just frustrates me that employers hire based on what is on your resume.
You're very right. But, with that being said, look at what you've added to your resume at your current job. That means a lot.
Therefore, you could get into the publishing/writing/proofing... etc. field (if you choose) because of your office experience where you are right now.
