Breh's. Don't be applying for entry level positions after the age of 35.

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

This doesn't include career fields which require educational and work minimums.

You have to be supervising someone or managing something.

And NEVER stay at a job more than 3 years if you haven't been promoted at least once. Otherwise, hiring managers will look at you

I've been literally trying to push some of my employees to leave for the past year. It's sad to see someone who is in their mid 30's making $11 an hour with no career path or aspirations while working at the same job for 8 years

 

[dark_magic]

I'd say if you aren't promoted in a year or two, bounce. Too many job opportunities to be settled into a place where you aren't being promoted ...

... especially if you are in IT

 

[Kilgore Trout]

 

[Ol’Otis]

Capitalism

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

Not everyone is meant for more. Sometimes people really don't have any ambition

 

[Balla]

Are you just saying this? Or is this really true? People really be mid 30s working jobs like these?

And when I hear entry level I think of the lowest starting out at a new company could pay decent, but $11 no. There's no way.

This doesn't include career fields which require educational and work minimums.

You have to be supervising someone or managing something.

And NEVER stay at a job more than 3 years if you haven't been promoted at least once. Otherwise, hiring managers will look at you

I've been literally trying to push some of my employees to leave for the past year. It's sad to see someone who is in their mid 30's making $11 an hour with no career path or aspirations while working at the same job for 8 years

 

[Sunalmighty]

This doesn't include career fields which require educational and work minimums.

You have to be supervising someone or managing something.

And NEVER stay at a job more than 3 years if you haven't been promoted at least once. Otherwise, hiring managers will look at you

I've been literally trying to push some of my employees to leave for the past year. It's sad to see someone who is in their mid 30's making $11 an hour with no career path or aspirations while working at the same job for 8 years

Where are they going to go?

 

[Another Man]

Call another man boss brehs

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Where are they going to go?

This woman is Puerto Rican. She bilingual. She been a dispatcher for 8 years making $11.45 an hour. 33 with 2 kids. And she's miserable but too content with where she's at. No ambition. Always saying she hates working here.

 

[zayk35]

Most ppl are just " worker bees" everybody ain't/can't be managers executive's or CEOs simple as that

 

[Nintendough]

Y'all really gonna take life advice from a 48 year old Pakistani?

 

[MikelArteta]

its not that easy for many to get another job, of course you in a position of a manager thinks that its easy

 

[WaveGang]

This doesn't include career fields which require educational and work minimums.

You have to be supervising someone or managing something.

And NEVER stay at a job more than 3 years if you haven't been promoted at least once. Otherwise, hiring managers will look at you

I've been literally trying to push some of my employees to leave for the past year. It's sad to see someone who is in their mid 30's making $11 an hour with no career path or aspirations while working at the same job for 8 years

Low key dope post

 

[At30wecashout]

Ain't got to tell me. Been at plenty of places where folks "maxed out" and if they want better, they trying to get better within the very same company that had them
pidgeon-holed for yearsI get my start in IT on Monday and I'm already thinking about where I want to be by this time next year. The mediocre life ain't the wave. Can't

do that shyt anymore.

 

[TheCPA]

Your thread doesn't make sense, If they apply for entry level it's probably because they can't apply for higher positions genius