Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on December 17, 2016 at 04:08:12 from (162.104.120.161):
In Reply to: Job search thoughts posted by JimS on December 16, 2016 at 15:15:13:
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Greg, Tom's suggestion is a valid one. It's thinking outside the box. I's much better than waiting around for a high paying job that probably won't come along in this farm economy. Now days there are so many that are waiting around for a hand out and Tom's idea shows a prospective employer that he is willing to work. Even it that particular employer doesn't need the help he may know someone who does. Both should know if it's going to work out within a couple of days or less. In my area good farm workers are in demand and word gets around about good help. A college degree doesn't mean much but willingness to work does. It may be wasted time and my not work but on the other hand, I've personally seen people end up with paying employment with this approach. If you have a better idea let's hear it.
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