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How to find a good job?


Question Posted Tuesday March 4 2014, 2:07 am

How can we find a good job? How many skills we we need to master?

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TheAnnie answered Sunday March 9 2014, 12:24 am:
It depends all on what field you want to go to, your current skills and the skills needed to work in your field. If you finished college and majored in say Biology, there are many resources to help you. You can talk to counselors asking for options. You can also search for jobs that are available for people with your degree. Please include more specific details so we can assist you better. One tip: keep at it, put in as much energy as you can and don't stop searching. You might get a million no's but you only need one yes!

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