Sentences with phrase «n't get your dream job»

Wondering why you're not getting that dream job of yours.

I'm worried about losing motivation if I don't get the DREAM job that I hope I'll find out there.

It's not the end of the world if you don't get your dream job.

If you're able to successfully create your own job you'll see that not getting your dream job right out of college was a blessing in disguise.

They didn't get dream jobs or even jobs they liked, but they did the work and got the paychecks to the rent.

But now you have learned that you didn't get that dream job.

Maybe you think that studying an arts degree makes you ineligible for finance, or you can't get that dream job in digital marketing because you're about to graduate from psychology, but many graduate jobs and placements are open to students from any discipline.

Why wait and brood over not getting your dream job?

Without the keywords, there's a good chance your resume will never get read and you won't get your dream job.

Simply having a few basic skills will not get you your dream job.

As a fresh graduate with almost zero professional experience, I was really worried that I couldn't get my dream job.

Your resume is not getting you your dream job?

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That leaves you, dear worker, in a tight spot — whether or not you've got your dream job now, you've got to stay relevant and evolve.

I just started a dream job in New York City at Goldman Sachs and was feeling confident I wasn't going to get fired the very next month.

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And yet, as I progressed through high school and college, got a job in full - time student ministry, and even traveled through Europe for a few weeks, checking each of these dreams off my list (sans Aussie heartthrob), I found myself at age twenty - four absorbed in feelings that I didn't expect to come for at least another fifteen years, if ever.

We somehow got on the topic of dream jobs now that we've all been working in the real world for about a decade, and I wasn't surprised to hear that we all had visions of creative and passionate careers that gave us the freedom to travel and explore regularly.

And don't get my wrong, job satisfaction and other creative outlets is paramount for us slightly - mad artistic types — but ultimately, my dream job is to be a mum.

Roy Hodgson saying he doesn't know why he is at a managerial press conference, Sam Allardayce saying it's not the manager's job to say where Rooney would play and later being caught in bribe scandals and then Southgate finally got his dream of managing his country and has yet to change anything.

New CEO this season, 1 year of CEO learning AFC and looking for new manager (take the time and get the job done properly), Wenger contract ends and new CEO gets a new Manager and AFC show ambition... I can dream can't I???

Most of us have to «Sacrifice our lives» for jobs paying much less that what he gets, and jobs that are not our dream jobs, like what he's been doing.

Biggest point is here that he one is getting his bread butter along with trophies very easily then why that person would leave that job and make his life difficult??? Arsenal is not Man United or Real Madrid where managers join them because they hold a dream to manage that clubs....

Wenger could not beat mourihno dispite all the insults, our players lack mental strength because wenger is a coward cant motivate them.Now its still an issue wether arsenal can beat man utd, Wenger will never be counted as a great manager even if he wins champions league.Arsenal should be second to none in england, Madrid want ancelotti out for lack trophy one season but wenger got his dream Job

When I do manage to shut off my overworked brain (money, jobs, that snippy tone of that one email, need to replace the tub, money, two babies oh my god TWO BABIES), I am plagued with really annoying anxiety dreams, of the «I have a final in a college class that I never attended but forgot to drop» and «I'm waiting tables and can't seem to get orders in and customers are storming out and / or ordering stuff that isn't on the menu and what do you MEAN I have to get soda refills from down the block?»

«Any immigrant who is a citizen of this state should be appalled by the DREAM Act,» Malliotakis told National Review in 2014, «because while they're taking out debt... and while they're working multiple jobs to put their kids through school, those who do not follow the rules are set to get a benefit that should be reserved for citizens.»

If you don't have your eye on the prize from the beginning, and work your ass off, and get lucky along the way, those high - level big pharma research jobs are a pipe dream.

By «giving scientists the tools they need to get a dynamic picture of the brain in action,» he said, the new initiative will help scientists find a cure for complex brain processes such as traumatic brain injury and Parkinson's, and create jobs that «we haven't even dreamt up yet.»

When the weather is bad, the bus is late, you're stuck in traffic and queues, you don't get offered the dream job, the cafe runs out of your favorite salad roll, you fumble your way through a speech, or your project crashes and burns, instead of getting irritated and giving away your happiness and inner peace, learn to surrender to the situation.

After applying to 70 + jobs and only getting one interview (which did not go well), I felt like my dream was no longer a reality.

Now don't get me wrong, I am a great employee, but I never saw myself as someone who worked really hard and took pride in their work — simply because I didn't think I ever found that DREAM job.

Hey there well I'm sweet romantic guy thats not into the games well I have my own place I call home and I'm a hard worker my job is important to me because it pays my bills, I was raised in a good family environment and it taught me to work hard and get somewhere in life I'm looking for a down to earth person that I want to share my dreams with could that be you??? I'm not looking for any hookups or drama please I live a peaceful life and like to keep it that way anyways I love romantic dinners, walks on a beach especially at night with signaficant other, I love to do spontaneous things I'm a very easy going active guy but there are some nights just love to stay home and make a movie night.

But what if you only think you're doing a good job — and don't know what exactly is holding you back from getting into the relationship of your dreams.

Aidan suffers from the «hang - onto - your - dreams» syndrome, big - time — we're probably supposed to side with him when grouchy old Gabe urges him to drop the acting thing and get a real job so he can support his family but damned if Pops isn't right.

The series has a dream cast (really the casting department should get a round of applause because I could have not done a better job myself), and it includes vet actors Famke Janssen, Lili Taylor, and Dougray Scott and newbies Bill Skarsgard (I will watch anything with a Skars) and Landon Liboiron.

Because of this, as of right now, it is a carnal pipe dream for those teachers who don't want to «do» their jobs and their techie buddies who intend to get rich from it.

ericg: Thank you — I believe I have the best job in the world and it wasn't easy to get but it is a dream come true for me as the Corvette has been my favorite car my whole life

COOKING UP A ROWDY TALE Cooking for a convent of nuns isn't exactly a dream job, but Julia of Childress longs for her own home and family and believes the only way she'll ever get either is by taking on the unappetizing challenge of becoming the chef for Griffin de Grandaise in Betina Krahn's merry olde tale, The Marriage Test.

This adventure could land her the top magazine job she's been dreaming about... that is if the most adorably handsome but most annoying guy on the planet doesn't get in the way.

You're not going to get your degree, land your dream job, and be able to afford a lavish lifestyle.

My blog started out as a straight up and down family travel blog and I went so far as to change the name and URL for all the reasons mentioned here — it is not really my idea of a dream job at all and I didn't want to get sucked in to the competition even as a hobbyist.

Long as they keep getting paid and aren't at risk of losing their cushy dream job, they honestly don't give a crap.

I have done my fair share of beta previews so I wasn't put off by it and it was my job to preview to game so I stuck with it and got enough hours in on the game to get a sense of what was going on, and from what I played it seems like a wet dream for any car lover, and a fun and entertaining open - world racing game for any racing game fans.

The real analysis you need to undertake is not really about the job you have, but about whether you will find yourself at the end of your life cursing your failure to go get (or create) your dream job.

Nothing is worse than finding your dream job during OCI, but discovering that you are out of bids and can't get the job.

I'm about to lose my current job but I got an interview for the job of my dreams — they can't move the date!

Keep your options open and don't get discouraged by a rejection or two and you'll end up scoring the job of your dreams in no time.

Just because your ideal world is one where you land a dream job and get paid big bucks to do it doesn't mean it will happen because you say so.

Mike was searching for his dream job, but wasn't sure how to get it.

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Ignoring the importance of a resume is a key mistake, because an unremarkable CV won't get you any closer to your dream job.