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• God made me realize that I wasn't meant to become anything special and it's killing me inside

  God doesn't care what you do as a career or job. You can be sure He'll bless anything you do, if you are focused on personal relationship with Him. I am not saying He rewards your efforts, I'm just saying getting closer to Him makes you more receptive to all He has for you. Get off this notion God has any special plan for you. All He wants is YOU. Once you take care of that, then you can turn to doing the mundane... Source: 11 months ago

• Separation

  Go on careerbuilder.com and other recruiting sites and check job postings that interest you. Sites like Resumeworded and others have free resume scans so you can see how you measure up to the automated resume software many companies use. You copy and paste your resume one one side and a specific job posting on the other. The website will do at least some rough checks that can help, even if it ends with them trying... Source: over 2 years ago

• What’s the worst business idea you’ve seen someone try to execute?

  A decade or so ago, Monster.com was one of the big, super-popular ones, along with careerbuilder.com. Source: over 2 years ago

• What are good hiring sites other than Indeed?

  Craigslist?...just kidding....I'm sure you've tried monster.com and careerbuilder.com ...(um, I'll add more if I can think of other good ones). Source: almost 3 years ago

• FedEx Full-Time Package Handler

  You didn't ask this in your interview? Anyway there's a few ways you can find out , you can call them back and ask what your wage is. You can go to fedex.com/careers and search the listings for your area or you can go the many sites like indeed and careerbuilder.com and scan the recent listings. Source: almost 3 years ago

• My religious, right wing parents found out

  I don't know where you live, but seriously, look into job availability in big cities. There are lots of jobs and schools in major coastal cities. I really recommend Washington, DC. If you live in a poor area, it may seem like $10 per hour is the most you're going to get, but that's not remotely the case. You have the option of going wherever you want, and there are plenty of places with jobs that pay more than... Source: about 3 years ago