Posted: 11/24/2010 3:39:44 PM EDT
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Okay, I'm seriously thinking about packing my shit and moving out of state. I've got a couple of possibles in mind, but I'm probably just gonna shotgun some resumes and head to wherever I can get a bite first. I'm probably gonna apply for some jobs in a few different states. Here's the issue: My job(respiratory therapist) requires me to have a national credential. I've got that. That national credential lets me apply for a state license for whatever state I want to work in. I've got a valid license to work in Missouri, but that's it. Let's say I want to apply for a job in Colorado, among other states. How to I express the fact that, no, I don't have a license, but I'm willing and eligible to get one? I don't want to get glossed over because I don't have a license, but I don't want to waste a few hundred bucks and a lot of time getting a stack of licenses for a million states if I'm not sure I can get a job there. How best to proceed? |
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stick you where you are and apply everywhere, every time you can
the job market blows ass, and you better be applying for more that a few places. It took me 6 months to get my first interview and I had about 400 resume's out in various places. all places I applied were in my area of study along with 5 years experience in that field get uest to being jobless if your gonna apply to a "few" places |