Pier 3 Condo

It is extremely tiring seeking Dallas jobs. We have been at it for more than three weeks because the children are on a half year break from their schooling.

We’ve been working at this for what seems like day and night seeking out jobs in the Dallas area.

We have the enormous task of making sure their resumes are excellent and suit the needs of each firm they are applying for jobs. We have the marketing task of selling the talents of the children to a potential employer in a way that will draw attention to their skills and make the employer really want to hire them.

Then there is the online seeking, the big problem with that is, they often have fields of information they want you to fill in instead of just being allowed to upload your resume and cover letter using a browse feature. This always is a frustration, and it takes so much senseless time away from moving on to the next possible opportunity.

Then there is the actual leg work, costing money on gas or bus fare to get from place to place. I don’t honestly know how anyone can find work if they are a student living on their own in this economy without some kind of help.

There are a lot of people facing this kind of problem in the Dallas area. We did find a little gem in the midst of the search, you can obtain some good informative help from Career Connection. Career Connection will help you with your resume, lead you in the right direction for managing your job search, and give you good resources and tools.

It does cost ten dollars to go to the meetings but it is amazing how much information they provide with help networking and they walk you through interview processes.

My kids really got encouraged from the time they spent at Career Connection and I would recommend it as an invaluable job seeking tool.