Sentences with phrase «whatever volunteer job»
Whatever volunteer job you choose, please know that every park employee knows we could never provide the service we do without our incredible volunteers.
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An example of a couple who may benefit from the file and suspend strategy would be when spouse # 1 (Nancy) spends an entire career working a high paying job and spouse # 2 (Joe) does not work or works very minimally for whatever reason (raising children, caretaker for parent, volunteer work, etc).
«Retirement» is upheld as such a wonderful, ubiquitous goal because it's equated with total fiancial freedom: you can quit your job and do whatever you want, be it start a business, spend time with family, travel the world, volunteer, or just hang out in your fishing boat for 6 hours a day.
RR is not yet an enterprise that fully funds itself, we're still mostly a volunteer operation, and all of our members have their own studio practices, families, and jobs, so whatever happens at or with RR is always balanced against those limitations.
So whether it's volunteering to build schools in Africa or studying coding, think carefully about the impact that might have on whatever job you decide to return to.
In addition, many schools can help you long distance, so don't hesitate to ask what your career office can do for you — it'll help expedite your search for a full - time job, a volunteer opportunity, or whatever else you might want to do after graduation.
«Do whatever you can to fill in the gap since your last job with any relevant activities, whether it's continuing your education or doing pertinent volunteer work or anything else that may enhance your qualifications for the job in question,» he said.
One of the best ways to do this is to use your «between jobs» time to learn a new skill, or volunteer for some organization that could benefit from your experience, whatever that happens to be.
As you read through the telecommunication engineer CV sample, notice many of the skills shared do not necessarily apply to a certain industry but rather are general ones that can translate from whatever environment one has been in (whether it be school, an internship, or volunteer work) to a new job.