Any input out there?

Headhunter?

No Monster pleae.. they suck. 

Some temp agencies are good (Aerotek being one), others however are not.

I actually know a few people who went through them...

I'm not sure they specialize in the business field however.

read the obits and apply to the job they just died at.

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Google what you're looking for, and it should bring up all the job listings that are out there.

career builder if your a professional

Steve Jobs just died, maybe Getzo can get his job.

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Indeed.com, pretty much searches all the job search web sights for you.

I saw that only 56, ingenious inventor and smart businessman, maybe Getzo could do it, but I doubt there's anyone that can fill his shoes.

Thanks for the info guys..

BTW I can't do the Apple gig as I would intentionally destroy that company....  not before I sold all my stock that is...

What field and State?

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I've been in sales management for years... in Cali(LA)...

Anything business related really has always caught my eye such as marketing, management consulting, even financial advising.

Just looking to make a career change and start a career for that matter.

Any ideas tcal?

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hahahahah thats cold blooded but still funny as sheet!!

become a master plumber, electrician, brick mason, carpenter.

Plenty of jobs in Alaska w/ premium pay...

Networking!!  I've found that most good jobs aren't filled thru help wanted ads.

Craigslist has thousands of jobs postings, in all fields, all over the country. 

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My mother was desperate for a job.  She went to a state university for courses required to teach art in high school.  The department head told her that one of his art professors had dropped dead the day before.  She taught art in college for the rest of the school year.

As mentioned above Networking, Networking, Networking.  If you know people in the field your interested in talk to them, ask if they have contacts.  If you don't know anyone look for job network meetings and seminars.  Basically these are meetings of people looking to make contacts.  Hand out resumes, business cards, just make contacts.  There are job training centers that will have job lists/meeting seminars etc.  

Getzo, I really can't tell'ya how to actually FIND a job...  Lmao...not in this present day & age.  But here's some extremely simple advice after you "target" an employer with an available job you're after.  

#1-Even before this...Target a job you are almost assuredly able to just get an interview for (i.e. semi-cr#p job you're not trully interested in).  You haven't been job-hunting in awhile... And even 1 month off of job-hunting, ANY & EVERY person's interview skills s#ck...  You WANT this ice-breaking/practice warm-up interview.  You do NOT want the first interview you're getting, in any even small span of time, to be that interview with a job that you know could be a killer job to get...

#2-NO ostentation in your resume.  Short is actually MUCH better.  My mom is the head manager for 1/2 the Traveler's building in Hartford (idk how THAT works?), And she's interviewed and hired 100's and 100's of employess.  ~Says she despises things in a resume that are overly "glowing b-s-, regarding a person's OWN take on their skill-set, that takes the place of actual qualifications of ANY sort).  Same thing goes especially, with font stuff used in your resume.  Obviously, you NEED just a small bit of change-up in terms of font-type/resume look, and those unmeasurable skill-set statements...  BUT just a VERY tiny bit within these factors, goes miles.  Err on the side of short & succinct and actually practical & professional.

#3-Ya get an interview, Do NOT call to thank them (act of total desperation).  DO show your gratitude in extremely short & certain basic gratuity, by sending them an e-mail OR actual basic letter <Again...Even being totally generic in this letter of appreciation is gonna work in your favor.  It's the act & attention to the very detail of being thorough in your endeavors, which trumps the more "personalized" thank you, towards this individual/company figure />

Remember...you're "wooing" them.  Very short & distinctly memorable resume listing absolutes and hard qualifiers.  Then VERY personable, and easy-going interview (working off the interviewer's personalty)- Jokes are good, easy-going is good.  They digress, and USE that to say funny & memorable thing...  <clearly, don't be absurdly over the top in terms of being SO lax />  Dress meticulously clean.  THEN your very generic "thank you" email/letter.  You want them, wanting you.     

I signed up at Career Builder years ago and still to this day I get e-mails from people wanting to hire me. Its free and easy.

Secret service is hiring, no college required. Do you like 75 page long applications? If you have a degree I always thought the ATF and border patrol sounded fun.

No suggestions but good luck finding something new Getzo!

Btw, anyone know anyone looking for someone for photoediting or photoshop work hit me up, always looking for a side gig.  Sorry, Getzo, I had to throw that in here, LOL!

Getzo run for Congress....do nothing with great pay and bennies.

How about defensive assistant something or other for the Pats.  Someone needs to coach this group up.