Sorry about the jobs, Katerina. Yay, Chloe!
Were you pushing an agenda, erika? Sorry if this is siomething I should know, poilitical stuff tends tomake a nice wooshing noise as it zips past me.
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Sorry about the jobs, Katerina. Yay, Chloe!
Were you pushing an agenda, erika? Sorry if this is siomething I should know, poilitical stuff tends tomake a nice wooshing noise as it zips past me.
Hey -t. I've decided to cheer myself up playing Imaginary Vacation. First stop is your house so I can help you move heavy objects and do something to prettify the new place.
Aimee? About that mail? I think you should write a fabulous rant letter of complaint and mail a copy to absolutely every Authority the Buffistas can think of.
Great! Relax on the love seat with a fluffy cat while I figure out where I want the rest of the furniture.
Resume question: If one has worked a retail job at the same time that one worked a business type job, should one put the retail job down on a resume for a business/government type job? Does it look good that one can handle two jobs at once?
sj, I have, more often than not, had 2 jobs and I never put down the "second" job. If I thought it would behoove me in the interview, I brought it up then.
I always put down the second job and mentioned the multiple job at one time handling in my cover letter. Can't say it got me great results, though.
Maybe leave it off and not mention unless you think it will behoove you.
Talking to the Senator staff about privatization. Mostly, I was just diversity, you might say.
KB, I'm sorry to hear that none of the jobs came through. If you're thinking of trying out the one I pointed you towards a couple of weeks ago, double check with me about whether my contact will be there. She broke her face in 8 places in a flying accident and her jaw is wired shut at the moment.
I don't know that I'd put the second job down unless I had a better answer about why I had a second job than "dead broke." It's just not that interesting to employers.
A lot of people don't look carefully at things - I had an internal interview once where the head of the practice looked at my multiple jobs and commented that I seemed to change jobs a lot. I had to point out that they were concurrent with nothing less than three years duration. If I'd been an outside candidate, i.e., if the job wasn't already mine, I might've been done right there.