Is your boss really a Hannibal Lecter that has bodies hidden under his porch? If his or her profession is on this list, that is a definite possibility.
I would like to think there are great summer jobs right here in Twin Falls. According to this list, you will need to move to Boise or Scottsdale if you want a great summer job.
It's funny how many different places you can stumble across job opportunities in Twin Falls. Looking at the Twin Falls Reddit page, I noticed that someone said that Frito Lay is hiring. As it turns out, they are correct.
I love dream questions, like: what would you do with a million dollars and if you could move anywhere, where would you go? Today I was asked a dream question. It was rather simple but, I wasn't able to answer right away. I was asked, "If I could have any job in the world what would it be?"
What happened to our self-esteem, man? Has our desire to cling to jobs in this economy made us forget that we're all smarter and more qualified than our bosses? Because this ain't American right here.
I'm not sure if it's going to make you feel any better to know your boss is basically an idiot who's in way over his head . . . but there's about a one in four chance that HE agrees with you deep down.
According to a survey by CareerBuilder, 26% of managers said that when they were promoted to their job, they WEREN'T READY for it.
This seems incredibly risky to me . . . like, if you get caught, it's ALL OVER. . . but if you're desperate enough or sketchy enough, it might appeal to you.
It's a website called CareerExcuse.com and they'll provide you with a FAKE REFERENCE for a job or apartment search...
Never mind a crisp shirt or a firm handshake. If you want to impress a potential employer, put on a pair of spectacles. Job hunters are more likely to be hired if they wear glasses to their interview, according to a study.