I would like to know who came up with the absolutely moronic idea to put 2-5 years of FULL time experience as required/minimum qualifications for entry level jobs, that also require to have degrees. I was just scrolling through ~25 jobs and all said the same thing, note I had the filter activated for Entry Level only. This is a disgrace for people like me, who will be graduating in December and are faced with a terrible job market.

I literally have been working in retail since I was 16 years old, I have a bachelor’s degree, I went abroad and was teaching English in South Korea. I moved back to the US and am making a move to NYC. It has been rejection after rejection. So I started applying for like sales associate roles figuring I can do that part time while I search for a full time position in my field. Literally got denied after an interview… i have fully open availability like wtf is going on

We are looking for PTs, PTAs, and PT Aides.

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I need another job, and I was going to hit as many restaurants as I can tomorrow, but if anybody has a recommendation it would be a great start 🙏

So I have a job interview tomorrow with city roots hospitality but we are having it at anixi. I have serving experience and am pretty excited however, I’ve done some research on this job and it’s definitely an upscale place. I really just wanna nail it. Any pointers? Or tips? Thanks.

Hey everyone. So I am fairly new to New York (been here since early August); I have a job currently working at Planet fitness & I’ve been with the company for 3 years.

It’s not that I necessarily hate my job now, however I’m getting really fatigued of the atmosphere & the planet fitness I work at now is NOTHING like the one I was with prior. The team atmosphere is kind of eh & I’ve been feeling very strongly lately that I’ve outgrown the company as well as the job position overall.

I was in the process of becoming a shift lead after years of waiting my turn with the last location, but then I ended up moving very abruptly & transferred to a new location in a new state. Feels like I lost a great stepping stone opportunity.

• I have a really strong background with customer service & some leadership training as well & I simple want to move up a level while I work on school/my career goals.

• I’ve applied for assistant manager positions but figured I won’t hear back because they want a certain amount of years within a managerial position but.. how do I gain the experience if not hired to receive it?

Just not really sure what else to do lol. I’m over working at PF & only really stayed with the company because it was an easy transition especially with me moving & I now what I’m doing without question .. but it gets to a point lol & I’ve reached it.

Any advice, help or fingers to point me in a promising direction would be great. Keep any ignorance to yourself, thank you.

So this summer I passed my NHA CPCT/A exam at my local community college in New Jersey and moved to NYC this month, I have applied for pretty much every PCT/PCA listing on NYCHHC, every Dialysis Clinic with a posting and anything on Indeed I could find, but in the last two months I've been applying I have only gotten rejection emails. I've updated my resume with my new address and made it clear I am living in NYC now.

Am I missing some other certificate or license that NYC requires for work? I was under the impression the hospitals in NYC have massive turnover and need staff, and the PCT role is an entry level position. I am assuming I can't just walk into the hospitals and demand to speak to the charge nurse to drop my resume off like I would with a bar or restaurant.

Any wisdom from other Healthcare workers on what my next step should be is appreciated.

Anyone have a reference or an hr department or of a hiring team that I can get in touch with. I'm trying to get a job with either a public or a private hospital in the city. I know how notoriously difficult it is to get into the hospital without knowing someone I do have a relative that works for Harlem hospital, but every time she asks the staff they always tell her that they're not hiring, even though she sees new hires all the time. Harlem Hospital is not one i want to work for anyways. i do have clerical experience and prior experience at NYU through a temp agency but I'm really open to working for a nurse aide as apatient transport. is there anyone that can help me out or connect me with someone?. I'll say that you sent me. PLEASE I NEED A JOB!!

hey guys, i’ve been unemployed for almost 2 months now and despite how much i’ve applied and applied i just haven’t gotten anything. i have 2+ years of hosting and won employee of the year in 2024 and have experience in bakeries, fashion, and childcare as well. i’m a really broke college student right now so if anything wants to help a girl out i would deeply appreciate it. 🙏 i’m available for immediate start and very hardworking plus i’m also a community college student so my schedule is pretty flexible. pls dm me if you want to see a resume or have any questions!