Kevin Said:

Is High Technology In the Bible?

We Answered:

can you repeat that?

Tracy Said:

cover letter for clerical position PLEASE HELP!?

We Answered:

Hi

It seems there's a lot of information in your CV. It is relatively hard to read.

One approach you can take is to use a two-column table. In the left side, list the desired qualification/responsibility; in the right side, list your correspondent skills and experience.

By this way it will be much clear for the recruiter to learn how you match the position.

Maybe I can help you to create a sample table if you don't mind that I copy/reuse your question content in my website (I can't create a table in Yahoo Answer, ^_^)

Peggy Said:

please briefly explain the following article cause it was little bit long!?

We Answered:

I skimmed your "long" question. ----------------------------------------… But from what I gather you should take out an op-ed page in some newspaper. You enjoy writing and you can let out your frustrations there.

Have a nice day.

Margaret Said:

For those of you who are not sure which job works for you, here are some of US highest paying jobs!!!?

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I feel I must add a more realistic link for people searching for careers in Canada, specifically BC. The education requirements for many careers differ in Canada from those of the US. For example, electricians require high school graduation to get into certification/degree programs in Canada.

This site will link careers to all post secondary facilities within the province, possibly all of Canada(?), to quickly reference what is required for each chosen field of study. It is also a great resource site for discovering what fields may suit your personality best with links to Myers Briggs type testing. Included with this resource are future prospects and earning potentials for specific job titles. Unfortunately, some careers are lumped together with similar ones and may not have precise information but usually somewhere near reality. This site is maintained and up to date.

It makes a fantastic starting point. I highly recommend following this sort of soul-searching-research with getting out there and interviewing people who work in the career one is interested in pursuing. Most are happy to do so providing you call ahead, make an appointment or as some prefer due to various constraints, e-mail.