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With all the saturations I 'm curious to see if anyone that has a pharmacy degree but currently is working a non pharmacy related job.
my hours got cut at the retain chain i work at so they can give it to all the new grads they hired
so i actually work as a waiter/server at a local pho restaurant part time
I'm also in that situation. Please do explain how you interview/ prepare for those positions. How much income can you expect to make typically?Maybe you should give tips on how to secure a waitressing job to the other pharmacist on here who is looking for waitressing jobs
I'm also in that situation. Please do explain how you interview/ prepare for those positions. How much income can you expect to make typically?
Hey don't bartenders in nyc make $50/hr anyway ? Sparda I'm surprised you don't have that as your backup plan!
What do you do, benjee?Me too, only practice for few years , then switch.
this is extremely sad to be seen by pre-pharmacy I guess...I wish I were kidding. I am truly asking. I should not have become a pharmacist. If I could have predicted this, I would never have gone.
It is very sad. The one job in pharmacy I found they cut my hours to 0 to make room for the new grads, been jobless ever since. I had some interns who were worried themselves that they wouldn't be able to find a job, so the word has gotten out. I think it's better to tell the truth unlike what some of the pharmacy schools are doing.this is extremely sad to be seen by pre-pharmacy I guess...
It is very sad. The one job in pharmacy I found they cut my hours to 0 to make room for the new grads, been jobless ever since. I had some interns who were worried themselves that they wouldn't be able to find a job, so the word has gotten out. I think it's better to tell the truth unlike what some of the pharmacy schools are doing.
Pointing one finger forward and three back? You spot it you got it? Ring any bells?Now would be a good time to find some seasonal work at the mall. A job is better than nothing at all.
Don't take this the wrong way, but employers don't reduce your hours to give to new grads just to save them some pennies. It takes them more money and time to train someone new and to be good at their job. There were other reasons why they let you go. The sooner you realize it, the sooner you will be able to recognize what you've done wrong and improve from it. I've worked with pharmacists who truly believe they are the hardest/best workers when in reality, nobody wants to work with them. They are very out of touch with reality and very oblivious to their surroundings. You have to re-evaluate why you were let go, and trust me, it was not to give new grads the hours.
And WHEN you do score a job interview... Don't blame your former employer for your jobless situation. Don't say they cut your hours to give to new grads. Don't blame the job market. Don't blame new schools. Just focus on yourself and what you can offer them. I do hope things will get better for you.
I'm sorry, but are you mental?Pointing one finger forward and three back? You spot it you got it? Ring any bells?
Tell me where is the US does this Utopian workforce exist?
Love your last line disclaimer.
Sure. It means a lot.I'm sorry, but are you mental?
Now would be a good time to find some seasonal work at the mall. A job is better than nothing at all.
Don't take this the wrong way, but employers don't reduce your hours to give to new grads just to save them some pennies. It takes them more money and time to train someone new and to be good at their job. There were other reasons why they let you go. The sooner you realize it, the sooner you will be able to recognize what you've done wrong and improve from it. I've worked with pharmacists who truly believe they are the hardest/best workers when in reality, nobody wants to work with them. They are very out of touch with reality and very oblivious to their surroundings. You have to re-evaluate why you were let go, and trust me, it was not to give new grads the hours.
And WHEN you do score a job interview... Don't blame your former employer for your jobless situation. Don't say they cut your hours to give to new grads. Don't blame the job market. Don't blame new schools. Just focus on yourself and what you can offer them. I do hope things will get better for you.