megskathy asked:


-I have tried monster.com and those site-they have provided me with scam jobs (work at home and make a thousand dollars) or jobs that are way above my experience level. I have had moderate success with Craigslist and Facebook…but not much better luck.

-People have told me to get a job recruiter. How do I go about this?? Who do I contact? Is it free? What do they do? etc.

-I have a college degree, but no work experience because I’ve just graduated. How can I use this to my advantage/word it on my resume and cover letter?

- How can I find a job when everything either requires 3 yrs experience or simply a high school diploma? I don’t care if I ever use my degree ever (it’s in art), but I’d like to have a job that at least requires A degree. So far the only job I have even interviewed for only pays $10/hr, which seemed okay until I realized I’d barely be able to afford rent.

-PLEASE HELP with any advice/tips/experience on finding a job!!

Thanks so much.

phaditama asked:


I live outside US, and I’ve been wanting to go there for a couple of months, yknow, just for the experience and fun. If I can have a job there I think I can safe a lot of money. I’ve been searching through the online job search but can find none. Can someone help me? I’m good with computers and general IT. I’m not a programmer, but I can type, I can help setup windows networking, familiar with office applications, that kinda things.

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Maggie Vanilla asked:


What are some good websites to use when searching for employment? I am a recent college grad, so I am looking for entry-level employment. The more and the best quality websites you list, the better. Also, if you can provide any job-searching or interview tips, that would be helpful too.

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