SurfAir
#331
Now if we could just find some people that actually want to live in NorCal. There are a lot of commuters in NorCal. Its only going to get worse when SJC opens up, unless they open up SNA or MYF/SAN first. It depends how you look at it, good for some and frustrating for others. But our rate of growth over the next year should get everyone where they want to be.
#332
On Reserve
Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 19
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Best to apply apply apply! Sometimes it takes more than once. I think you'd be a shoe in based on mins (need more NorCal peeps) but sometimes persistence is king! If you can find an internal req somehow that will help tremendously.
#333
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Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 68
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I couldn't agree more. Its true with any job. You keep applying and your resume keeps ending up on the top of the pile. If you don't keep applying then your resume falls to the bottom of the pile as its replaced by other people who keep applying. Plus the company knows that you want the job if you keep applying. If I were you, I'd update the hours on my resume every week or two and then update my application.
#335
I couldn't agree more. Its true with any job. You keep applying and your resume keeps ending up on the top of the pile. If you don't keep applying then your resume falls to the bottom of the pile as its replaced by other people who keep applying. Plus the company knows that you want the job if you keep applying. If I were you, I'd update the hours on my resume every week or two and then update my application.
#339
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Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 68
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Haha I just mean that before you said that, everyone was asking what the secret was to getting an interview. But once you said it, no one has responded to the thread besides the two of us.
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