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Comment on Is It Possible To Hire A Business/Career Agent To Make Employment Applications For Me? by janine o

janine o — Tue, 27 May 2008 14:53:50 +0000

Yes. They’re called headhunters. Lots of people use them.

Comment on hi! is it better to major in something you like or something that will be a promising career( business)? thnx? by paintedhorse30

paintedhorse30 — Tue, 27 May 2008 14:05:05 +0000

You answered your own question. You said you are not willing to go to graduate school to be a psychologist, which by the way, is a very promising field, so of course your only other choice is a business degree.

If it were me, I would stick with Psychology. More interesting and great money.

Comment on Is It Possible To Hire A Business/Career Agent To Make Employment Applications For Me? by Kudzu Heathen®

Kudzu Heathen® — Tue, 27 May 2008 13:11:00 +0000

They’re called “employment agencies”. Look in any yellow pages or online.

Comment on Career Info-I like business, advertising, marketing, etc. What type of job is suitable for me? by John H

John H — Tue, 27 May 2008 05:53:49 +0000

sounds like you’re fit for outside sales. you will always be meeting new people, can do it locally, nationally or internationally and most sales people are problem solvers at the core.

one option might be real estate. do you know any realtors? there are often real estate investing groups that meet in most major cities. try meetup.com.

also, Toastmasters International is a great organization to look in to. I’m not sure if they have an age requirement, but it will help you get comfortable with public speaking and being a better listener. You will also learn a little about a lot of things. go for the humorous and business speaking modules.

you might also check out a Dale Carnegie course. you should read Think and Grow Rich, How to Win Friends and Influence People and Winning Through Intimidation (will be a little harder to find, check thrift stores, half.com or ebay.com).

shoot me a message if I can be of more help. if you become a good sales person, you can make a crazy amount of money for doing a little work

Comment on Are there any useful sites with marketing tips? by Jeffrey D

Jeffrey D — Tue, 27 May 2008 01:17:01 +0000

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I think this may be helpful to you.

Good luck,
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Comment on Are there any useful sites with marketing tips? by Curt D

Curt D — Tue, 27 May 2008 00:17:38 +0000

Join the Warriors Secret Site. Everything you need to know can be found there.

Comment on I’m 28 and need a career. What business or finance role is open to me with a 2.2 arts degree? by fatherf.lotski

fatherf.lotski — Mon, 26 May 2008 21:51:00 +0000

I know the forces are recruiting.

Comment on Affiliate marketing tips? by Robert W

Robert W — Sun, 25 May 2008 11:16:50 +0000

seems to be a good way to find “super affiliate” affiliate product promoters

Comment on Need some marketing tips? by jay

jay — Sat, 24 May 2008 15:06:46 +0000

are you selling cds? try selling mp3 files people can buy

also you can try to make your website look more proffessional

you can lower your prices, they might be finding better deals elsewhere

if your getting alot of views but no ones buying it may mean that its too hard for them to buy and they could get it easier by other means. try making it easier for them to purchase and navigate around the website

if its a poorly done website and doesnt look proffesional people will probably go to other sights

make your website seem better than the other ones with slogans like “thousands of songs to choose from” or “best music store on the internet” stuff like that

Comment on Who out there in is frustrated with there career/business? by dezbah1911

dezbah1911 — Sat, 24 May 2008 14:21:45 +0000

I was unhappy with my career in healthcare. I was a paramedic for 10 years, then went to nursing to help take care of those who can’t quite do everything themselves. I loved my “extended family”. Unfortunately, health care facilities, like the insurance industry, are out to make as much money as possible. They cut vital staff while having existing staff take on extra. I got wrapped up in things like serving lunch, etc. when it should have been my residents that mattered. I “retired” from nursing because I was unhappy.I still loved my residents, but couldn’t even look them in the eye when I told them I had to go help serve lunch before I could sit and talk with them about something they were worried about , sad about , happy about, etc. No lack in pay, believe me, but now I am trying to find something a bit better for me- maybe volunteer to work at facilities where I can talk, laugh, or cry with people. At least I won’t be “too busy” to do what really makes a difference with someone. In short, healthcare is too impersonal for me. Many people change careers a few times in life,and I am going to do the same. I haven’t found my niche yet, but it will be something I love so that I have the energy to volunteer for the people I wanted to help in the first place. Pay doesn’t matter - we are all born with certain gifts. We need to use them to help others. Everything else falls into place after that. For those who are just getting ready to go out into the world: do what you love. Do what matters to you. Don’t follow what you think will make other people happy if you aren’t happy with it.