Would you hire me (employers only)?

BS in psychology 3.52 gpa



1 year of teaching experience (awarded teacher of the month first month on the job)



2 years of sales experience at valvoline instant oil change (40 dollars over ticket average, one day it was 70 (was a record for that location and in the region), I was the CSR responsible



1 year of managerial experience



2 years of machining experience check out the link to the labor union project I helped work on in Hart Plaza, Detroit

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Does that sound good? Have I got a case? Would you hire me (employers only)?
Well you have a lot of areas of concern......



1 year of manager experience -- 2 years of machining experience..



Is that all? what have you been doing for the rest of your work history?



Are you only 21?



Employers want to see if you are dependable, and hardworking - this means uninterrupted work history.



Plus - employers today will be calling EACH of your past jobs



There is a way to get a leg up on the competition when applying for a job.



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The current economic situation has changed the job market - waaay too many people for a limited supply of jobs.



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It could make the difference on whether or not you get your next jobWould you hire me (employers only)?
I don't see why not. Except that I am not ineterested in what you did the first month. I am more interested in your consistent outstanding performance over time.Would you hire me (employers only)?
Given the varying positions you've held, using so much jargon probably won't help you much. You'll want to elaborate upon a special achievement or two in the cover letter, but make sure you're focusing it towards the position for which you're applying.
It sounds good to me but if you really want success you should tailor your resume to what field you want to get into. I think your experience and background is good but you need to get employers to see how it relates to the job you are applying for. This information can be detailed in a cover letter, too.



Figure out what industry you want to get into and then choose a position you want to target. Go from there and then it will be easier to highlight your qualities and experience based on what skills you think you will need.

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