Adding to your resume
How do you add something to your resume that you don't get paid for but offers some good experience? And it's not considered to be charitable work. Would that still go under volunteer work since you're not getting paid for it.
Browse recent posts
I have a hourly job at a gourmet grocery, this is a fun job and is not a career job.
It is fun except when the owner shows up...she is a great person but not approachable....if we have a suggestion it is immediately dismissed, then is a couple of weeks she will bring up some changes, hmmmmm...and also she restricts time requested off.....says this is a time off zone...really a part time, no benfit job
0 Likes • 0 Comments
I have been searching for a job for a little over a year
I have great experience and I believe I have been acing my interviews. The only big issue is that my experience is from another country. How can I get experience in this country when no one wants to hire me?
0 Likes • 1 Comment
Looking for a remote job that gets me out of the service industry.
I have a bachelors degree but I don't know where to begin looking for these kind of jobs.
0 Likes • 2 Comments
Looking to take the next step in your career journey?
In only a few minutes, you can share your resume with up to 10 hiring companies by participating in the Fairygodboss Resume Drop.
Share your resume by October 6 to participate ➡️
https://fairygodboss.typeform.com/resume-drop?utm_source=community
0 Likes • 0 Comments
I'm happy I paid for a course today.
Begining my journey wuth front-end software development with Udemy and TEFEM?
3 Likes • 1 Comment
Yesterday I was supposed to have my 1:1 with my boss directly after our team call to talk with him about my Q4 goals.
He asked the rest of the team to stay and hear what I had put together. When I told him what I had planned he said that I wasn't proactive or strategic and hadn't done certain things. I spoke calmly back and said it wasn't true and that I had done these things he mentioned and it hadn't really worked well and then I mentioned what was working. It didn't go well and I feel angry and demoralized as I have had a lot of success in my role but he keeps making terrible comments like this in meetings. I have a lot of experience in my field and I'm trying to share my expertise but he doesn't want to listen to it and thinks he knows everything. I'm hoping for some advice on how to handle someone like him.
0 Likes • 3 Comments
Share your insight
Join an authentic community that helps women support each other at work. Share your professional experience or ask for advice — you can even post anonymously.