Where are the real job sites anymore?
Hi all! I (31) have been working since I graduated high school and I have a lot of experience. However, I’ve not had any luck with any jobs I’ve seen so far. I’ve looked between Indeed, Higheredjobs, LinkedIn, and some remote work sites, and all of the jobs I keep finding feel very…fake? Or misleading. Like Indeed (biggest offender) gives me “Customer Success Manager” roles that are actually just stand in a Walmart and sell cable, no base pay, all commission. I’ve worked in education admin (Program Management and Operations) for 5 years. I came from a large retail and customer service background, including management, for the first 7 years I worked. I am attentive, detail oriented, customer/client focused, experience with training, certifying, and supervising employees, technical, and proficient in a lot of tools (anything I don’t know, I’ve learned in days-weeks). If I could get an interview, I’m positive I could sell myself but for some reason nothing is biting. So where can I search? Ideally looking for remote work or a corporate job as I’m trying to move in the next year and a half and would like to either transfer locations or just not worry about another job hunt. Open to any industry, not really married to education at this point minus sales or event planning. Any advice? Leads?
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Hi all! I (31) have been working since I graduated high school and I have a lot of experience. However, I’ve not had any luck with any jobs I’ve seen so far. I’ve looked between Indeed, Higheredjobs, LinkedIn, and some remote work sites, and all of the jobs I keep finding feel very…fake? Or misleading. Like Indeed (biggest offender) gives me “Customer Success Manager” roles that are actually just stand in a Walmart and sell cable, no base pay, all commission. I’ve worked in education admin (Program Management and Operations) for 5 years. I came from a large retail and customer service background, including management, for the first 7 years I worked. I am attentive, detail oriented, customer/client focused, experience with training, certifying, and supervising employees, technical, and proficient in a lot of tools (anything I don’t know, I’ve learned in days-weeks). If I could get an interview, I’m positive I could sell myself but for some reason nothing is biting. So where can I search? Ideally looking for remote work or a corporate job as I’m trying to move in the next year and a half and would like to either transfer locations or just not worry about another job hunt. Open to any industry, not really married to education at this point minus sales or event planning. Any advice? Leads?
Posted by /u/Casual_Toast_Person on r/jobhunting
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