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Seasonal Janitor http://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appshareios&jk=92eeccb50d79b4a4
Found you a temporary job on indeed, just try for it and try to get your experience up, hope they’ll hire you and you get the experience, there’s many many opportunities on indeed if you just look and some of these janitor jobs don’t really require experience, and or if you google nyc . Gov and you go on the government website I am sure there’s plenty of janitor jobs that don’t require experience but just a high school diploma, lemme know if you land any interviews, best of luck friend.
She called, but the position was under my cost of living:
Keynisha Adebisi
linkedin.com I need an A/V Conferencing Support Technician with solid experience in set-up/supporting videoconferencing equipment and software. Full time with a heavy-hitting, global PR firm. Beautiful NYC offices and an amazing culture!
https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=59889031&authType=name&authToken=KZIC&trk=hp-feed-member-name
Very basic starter role
His resume needs some work.
It's 2 pages long
It should follow this format. "Responsible for X, Accomplished Y." Y should be some number or something quantifiable
It should include a link to his Linkedin Page, which should have a customize link that looks professional, for example. https://www.linkedin.com/in/LYESILEVSKIY The linkedin page can be very large and include supporting documents from projects and other things like that.
I have a hand full of other thoughts, if you would like some help or mine to use as an example, PM and I'll be happy to give you a hand.
Would the hiring manager be interested in letting a trustworthy non-college technician help out and get experience?
While they are looking to hire someone on perm.
I am currently in-between jobs and a project would be awesome.
Took my CCNA class in 2014, saving money to test.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/archiealegre
Hey /u/srade753! My name is Patrick. I'm the Community Manager for Planted. Feel free to verify here and here. :)
To answer your questions, it all depends on the urgency of the startups. We've placed candidates as quickly as 24 hours after they hit reply to 7 days to a few weeks. It all comes down to the current position that the hiring manager is in and if the startup is scaling quickly. We work with a over 400 high growth startups, but most lean more towards the couple week time frame for hiring.
Unfortunately, we currently don't have any internal openings, but if you want to hop on a quick call, I'd be more than happy to give you some tips to help you navigate the NYC startup space. Feel free to shoot me an email at patrick [at] planted [dot] com.
workforce one could probably hook you up, if you haven't tried them.
You can try and apply for Invision
https://www.invisionapp.com/about
The entire company has always been 100% remote. I use their product all the time. It's the leader in the design world. I've used their competitors too, and their competitors are really lacking. It's a very solid company.
I am so excited that your company exists! I am extremely passionate about the tech industry but am not a programmer/engineer/etc.
I am submitting my application as we speak and I sincerely hope I will be able to work with you. In the mean time you (and others hiring) should feel free to check out my LinkedIn profile.
Richard S. Ruback and Royce Yudkoff always advice MBA students to pursue 'entrepreneurship through acquisition'
https://www.amazon.com/HBR-Guide-Buying-Small-Business/dp/1633692507
Ping me if you want to know about this, otherwise good luck.