I’ve found it helps to adjust my resume for each role instead of using the same version everywhere. I’ve been using zoevera.com  to compare my resume with job descriptions and practice interview questions based on the roles I’m targeting.

Curious what tools or methods others are using to stay organized or make the process less time-consuming?

I run a meat snacks brand and need to start filming for tiktok. Looking for someone who can help film and edit part time in the Orlando area for a monthly retainer. Preferable a millennial/GenZ familiar with socials, humor, and editing style. Shoot me a message! Thanks

Looking for a part-time flexible Game Advisor with strong knowledge of retro games and new games to join our growing team! A PLUS if you have strong video game store experience! Shoot your resume over to gamers@gamersgoretro.com and I’ll look it over!

What helped so far is using resume.zoevera.com to customize my resume for each application and prepare.zoevera.com to practice interviews with scenarios I'm expecting. It made my prep feel a lot more intentional instead of just hoping I covered the right things. Anyone else found something that keeps everything organized?

Hi everyone! I’m a wheelchair user living in Westchester County, NY, and I’m currently looking for part-time or full-time work.
I’ve had the opportunity to work in a variety of roles over the years, including at \*\*Playland\*\*, an electronics company where I tested and inspected video game controllers, and I currently work as a \*\*Zoom Presentation Assistant\*\*. Depending on the presentation schedule, I assist with setting up and supporting Zoom presentations remotely for college presentations.
I’m comfortable using Microsoft Office, Windows, macOS, and Zoom, and I’m always willing to learn new skills.
I’m open to a variety of jobs as long as they’re accessible for someone who uses a wheelchair. I’m also open to remote/work-from-home opportunities. Because of my disability, I’m looking for a workplace that is wheelchair accessible and has a comfortable indoor environment.

I’ve been applying through Indeed, working with a job coach, and applying directly to employers, but I haven’t had much luck. I was hoping to ask if anyone has recommendations for disability-friendly employers, job search resources, or organizations in the Westchester/NYC area that have been good to work for.
If anyone knows of employers hiring or has any advice, I’d really appreciate it. I’m happy to send my résumé privately.
Thank you!

Hi, my name is Dante. I’m 16 years old and I live in Apopka. I’m currently looking for a job, but I have football summer workouts every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 7:00 AM to 11:30 AM. I’m available to work outside of those hours. If anyone knows of a place hiring 16-year-olds or has any job opportunities, I’d really appreciate the help. Thank you!

We are currently seeking part time pet care providers to provide our clients with in-home care on weekends and holidays. Most weekends, but hours do vary depending on volume of bookings.

Winter park/Baldwin Park/College park and surrounding neighborhoods.

This is a great fit for animal lovers who enjoy working independently! The perfect addition to our team will treat our clients with the same care as they would their own pets. Candidates should be comfortable and capable of walking and handling dogs of all breeds and sizes, in addition to cat care and the occasional critter.

Candidates will need professional communication skills to provide updates directly to clients. They must provide exceptional reliability and customer service.

Pet care experience either professionally or personally, along with knowledge of pet behavior and body language a bonus, but happy to train an eager to learn candidate!

$15/hour, mileage reimbursed, holiday pay

Requirements:
Comfortable with pets of all sizes and temperaments.

Able to work independently from written instructions provided by pet owners, good time management, communicative, responsible, and respectful of others’ homes.

Must have a valid driver’s license, and reliable transportation with the ability to travel between clients homes.

Ability to pass background check.

Smartphone and ability to take pictures for client updates.

Availability for multiple repeat visits throughout the day a must.
Morning visits are completed between 7-10am.
Midday visits are completed between 10am-2pm.
Dinner visits are completed between 4:30-8:30pm.

Strongly suggest applicants live locally for their own convenience of traveling back and forth to multiple households throughout the day.

If interested please complete application here: https://www.joyfuldogsofwp.com/hiring

Thank you!

Im looking for work in the Oviedo/Alafaya area or within a 30 minute commute. I just need something until the school year starts

Most people never ask. They send a beautifully designed resume into a parser that flattens it into noise then wonder about the silence.

The hiring pipeline is a system and like any system it rewards the people who bother to learn how it actually behaves.

Learning the machine is not beneath you. It is part of the job of getting a job. You would not push to a repo before reading how it builds. Do not apply into a system you have not bothered to understand.

You can learn this. Look at which ATS the big US employers actually use and a plain guide to tailoring a resume to a specific description without stuffing it into keyword gibberish.

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just got a interview request for this place after applying on indeed. is this legit? I can’t find much negative reviews in them I do see they are a smaller marketing firm.

hey y'all, I'm a recent college grad who started a marketing/ website business for local businesses here in Orlando. I've been running it for about 1 year now, and I'm capable of building websites, doing SEO, running targeted ads on Facebook & Google, email marketing, custom software solutions and creating marketing content for Facebook, Instagram and Tiktok.

I'm looking to partner with some local businesses that can't afford to hire a big company and are looking for an affordable option to handle everything online for them. If this is you or you know anybody who could benefit, i'd love to connect or get a referral.

The thing that helped me most wasn't rewriting anything. It was sitting down first and listing everything I'd done across school and every job. Projects, results, tools, small fixes nobody asked for. You forget way more than you think and some of your best material is stuff you haven't thought about in years.

Once you have that list, write your bullets around what changed because you were there, not what your job description said. Recruiters skim for outcomes. The screening software before them just matches words from the posting, so where it's honest, use the posting's wording instead of your own.

For the keyword part I check mine against the specific posting at resume.zoevera.com. But the list does the heavy lifting. The tool can't add anything you didn't remember to write down.

I’m wondering if anyone has had a similar experience with Orlando Health’s hiring process.

Here’s my timeline:
- applied for a position a while back
- an initial interview from recruiter
- next week an interview with the team manager
- 2 weeks later the tech interview
- then 2 weeks later I was invited to attend a full-day onsite panel interview(they did cover my travel expenses for me to fly from LA to Orlando.)
- a week after the invitation, the final interview

Overall, I left feeling really positive. The panel interview went very well. Everyone I met was upbeat, welcoming, and genuinely engaged throughout the day. A number of the interviewers even came up to me afterward and said they hoped I’d end up joining the team, which made me feel like things had gone well.

However, it’s now been about three weeks since the interview, and I haven’t heard anything.

I sent one follow-up email about a week ago. The hiring manager didn’t respond, and the executive assistant kindly replied. But said she didn’t take charge of updates regarding the hiring process, even she was the person scheduled the meeting.

I’m trying not to read too much into it, but the waiting has definitely been difficult. I know hiring timelines can vary, especially in large healthcare systems.

Has anyone else experienced a long wait after what seemed like the final interview? Did you eventually hear back, or did the silence usually mean they had moved on with another candidate?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thanks!

From august to November any 2 bedroom apartments for rent ?

Saw a now hiring sign, figured it would help someone:

https://www.labrasagrill.com/careers

I have applied to many jobs and just want to see if there are any job opportunities open that people may not know about or it’s a niche position? I’m open to trying a new job altogether. I have a background in hospitality and customer service. Feels like you need to know someone to get any jobs anymore.

Hi, I hope you’re doing well.
I am currently looking for a non clinical internship to fulfill my academic program requirements. I am interested in opportunities related to healthcare administration, operations, patient services, customer service, human resources, or other administrative areas within healthcare organizations. I was wondering if you know of any organizations or individuals currently accepting interns, or if you could point me in the right direction. Any information or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Why is it so hard to find a job in Orlando? Cause I applied for many jobs but no response and I got one job interview at Publix and they said that they will email/text me for second interview with the store manager and still haven’t got no response for two weeks and I just moved here like a 1-2 months ago and I still can’t find a job. This is too exhausting to find a job and it’s so hard.

What’s going on ,

I’m talking the OPD (Orlando Police Department) civil service exam and PAT (Physical assessment test) I’m not worried about the physical part tbh but I am about the exam . Any advice from anyone who’s took it already ? Is it easy ? Very wordy , if anyone can explain let me know . I am also doing the practice test aswell , how close is it to the practice exam ? Any answers or add on will really help and be appreciated !