Anybody here able to help me with my resume?
I plan on getting on the airport PA and telling everyone to Fuk off and next time anybody wants to complain about a delay or bad landing, get your fat lazy asses off the plane and walk next time
Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Oct 20 2010, 06:18 PM
I plan on getting on the airport PA and telling everyone to Fuk off and next time anybody wants to complain about a delay or bad landing, get your fat lazy asses off the plane and walk next time 

Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Oct 20 2010, 08:18 PM
I plan on getting on the airport PA and telling everyone to Fuk off and next time anybody wants to complain about a delay or bad landing, get your fat lazy asses off the plane and walk next time 

Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Oct 18 2010, 05:36 PM
Hey guys, I am at a crossroads in my life ( I am sure a lot are). Ever since I was a kid all I wanted to do was be an Airline Pilot. Fast foward to my 30th birthday, I am sick & ****** tired of being treated like shit by airline management, quasi-retarded gate agents, ..........
There are a couple times where I thought I was screwed jobwise but somehow interesting work came up and it got better.
And believe me, I deal with very retarded people and regulations every single day. Some weeks are very overwhelming. Games like GTA4, Red Dead Redemption (where you can kill randomly and be evil) and other out of work activities keep me sane.
If you're seriously looking for a career change and just want help with your resume, I'd say that you should go to a professional service and get it done right. They'll be able to ask you the right questions about your experiences/personality and put those into words/phrases that prospective employers look for and understand.
There are also books you can read about resume writing, but honestly, I think it'd be worth it to get help from the pros. If you have certain jobs in mind that you'll be looking for, they can probably write a few different variations of your resume targetted specifically to those fields/companies.
There are also books you can read about resume writing, but honestly, I think it'd be worth it to get help from the pros. If you have certain jobs in mind that you'll be looking for, they can probably write a few different variations of your resume targetted specifically to those fields/companies.










