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Hi guys,
I'm really tired of searching for job . I send my resume to all cragelist and my dental job .. But no one wants newgrad ... I'm usc dental graduate of 2011 .. Willing to work in California but I really don't know what should I do ?
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:( Sorry to hear.

My gf who graduated last year as a BSN RN couldn't find any new grad jobs either. All of the job openings required 1 year of working experience.... which how the hell are you going to get the experience if no one is willing to hire right?

Anyway, just wanted to vent. Good luck with the job search.
 
sharonia123123 said:
Hi guys,
I'm really tired of searching for job . I send my resume to all cragelist and my dental job .. But no one wants newgrad ... I'm usc dental graduate of 2011 .. Willing to work in California but I really don't know what should I do ?
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Try expanding beyond Cali.
 
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Honestly, blindly forwarding your resumes to craigslist postings is an awful way to find meaningful employment. You need to start networking with dentists in the communities you are interested in working (i.e. attend local dental society meetings, connect with a dental supply rep, etc.)....

If you still can't find work: get out of CA! It's an awful market for new dentists.

Hup
 
Now repeat after me..:)
In this decade, eager job seekers should go where the
1) farmers
2) miners
3) oil men
and their families reside...:):thumbup: That is where the money is..Hence Follow the money.
Jobs Picture Best in North Dakota and Alaska: The Ticker
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...st-in-north-dakota-and-alaska-the-ticker.html

IHS's forecasts (see table) suggest Michigan, Nevada and Rhode Island are among the worst places for jobs
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I am retired and reside in Nevada. I love to welcome new graduates with open arms..However, since Nevada is located at ground zero of housing bubble...:laugh:
 
yunowu said:
Now repeat after me..:)
In this decade, eager job seekers should go where the
1) farmers
2) miners
3) oil men
and their families reside...:):thumbup: That is where the money is..Hence Follow the money.
Jobs Picture Best in North Dakota and Alaska: The Ticker
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...st-in-north-dakota-and-alaska-the-ticker.html



I am retired and reside in Nevada. I love to welcome new graduates with open arms..However, since Nevada is located at ground zero of housing bubble...:laugh:
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Aside from the fact that those towns have 1:1200 dentist:pop ration in ND. ND isn't as glorious as it may seem. With the average to below average dental demographics, cold weather, ruralness, it's a tough sell. Unless you'd like to go 45+ miles out from these cities of 15k people.
 
DrReo said:
Aside from the fact that those towns have 1:1200 dentist:pop ration in ND. ND isn't as glorious as it may seem. With the average to below average dental demographics, cold weather, ruralness, it's a tough sell. Unless you'd like to go 45+ miles out from these cities of 15k people.
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yunowu is talking about the new boom towns in North Dakota.

new oil fields need workers, something like 35,000 or more positions needed to be filled in the next few years, not to mention their families and related population growth with other businesses.

these field workers get paid $90,000-$150,000, plus benefits. These new residents need new dentists, and they have no trouble paying their bills.

There isn't enough new houses to accommodate these new residents. All the hotels rooms are booked months ahead. Rents have tripled in the last year.


Be a rich man own a mansion in North Dakota, or a shack and homeless in California. LOL tough choice.
 
sharonia123123 said:
Hi guys,
I'm really tired of searching for job . I send my resume to all cragelist and my dental job .. But no one wants newgrad ... I'm usc dental graduate of 2011 .. Willing to work in California but I really don't know what should I do ?
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I'm "willing" to work in California...Dude, you're obviously dying to work in California. Good luck with that.
 
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Younger generation tends to spend more freely than us old farts. Obviously they have more years ahead of them..:)
Farm Income Increases, while Debt Decreases
http://www.agweb.com/article/farm_income_increases_while_debt_decreases/

Net Farm Income Forecast Up 31 Percent in 2011
http://www.ers.usda.gov/briefing/farmincome/nationalestimates.htm
Net farm income is forecast at $103.6 billion for 2011, up $24.5 billion for a rise of 31 percent from 2010. Net farm income reflects income from production in the current year, whether or not sold within the calendar year, and is a measure of the increase in wealth from production. The 2011 forecast of net farm income is the highest inflation-adjusted value recorded since 1974.

Net cash income, at $114.8 billion, is forecast up $22.5 billion (24.4 percent) from 2010, and $39.1 billion above its 10-year average (2001-2010). Net cash income reflects only the cash transactions occurring within the calendar year and is a measure of solvency, or the ability to pay bills and make payments on debt.

Net value added is expected to increase by $27.1 billion in 2011 to $157 billion.
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Farmer Demographics:
http://www.epa.gov/agriculture/ag101/demographics.html
There are over 285,000,000 people living in the United States. Of that population, less than 1% claim farming as an occupation (and about 2% actually live on farms). There are only about 960,000 persons claiming farming as their principal occupation and a similar number of farmers claiming some other principal occupation. The number of farms in the U.S. stands at about two million.
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As the U.S. farm population has dwindled, the average age of farmers continues to rise. In fact, about forty percent of the farmers in this country are 55 years old or older (Bureau of Labor Statistics). The graying of the farm population has led to concerns about the long-term health of family farms as an American institution.
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Given the aging demographics of farmers, I think perio, Pros (fix or removable), and implants come to mind..

OpusFirst - Jim Rogers: Agricultural investors set for a bright future
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4maHhTMa6D0

Spike in farmland values favors large operations, spooks lenders
http://www.iowafarmertoday.com/news...cle_021dcfe8-072a-11e1-b6f4-001cc4c002e0.html
 
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This map should help out eager job seekers..
Farming on the Edge: State Maps
http://www.farmland.org/resources/fote/states/default.asp
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I would have thought South Australia to be in shortage of workers?

I noticed a big gold rush of jobs in Alberta Canada as well...

For those in California...

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-california-move-20111127,0,5338351.story
 
people are moving out of California.
The ones remain are those who can afford to live there and those too poor to make a move.

At least those overcrowded prisons are always populated.
 
Greetings my favorite Kiwi Dentist..:thumbup::) Leaving for Eastern Europe tonight to take a look at Ukranian farmland:
Agricultural land investment in Ukraine
http://www.investukraine.net/real-estate/agricultural-land-investment-in-ukraine/

Cost of investment in Ukraine's farmlands is the lowest in Europe while it provides the highest return potential given the high soil fertility and unrealized agri-ecological potential of Ukraine's soils. The cost of investment is composed of the lease rights acquisition cost, annual lease fees and annual cultivation (actual farming operation) costs.
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I will be back within 3 weeks or so..take care.
Delivery of dental to remote areas offers interesting challenges..I can see a GP, ortho, OS, and perio coming together to form a small joint enterprise operation.
dental chairs through history: Australian Royal Flying Doctors dentist chair
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The Royal Flying Doctor Service
http://www.outbackcartrek.com.au/about.htm

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Flying Doctor offers a sporting way to save teeth
http://royalflyingdoctorservice.wor...g-doctor-offers-a-sporting-way-to-save-teeth/

BlueToothHunter said:
I would have thought South Australia to be in shortage of workers?

I noticed a big gold rush of jobs in Alberta Canada as well...

For those in California...

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-california-move-20111127,0,5338351.story
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Rio Tinto, BHP Cautious on Outlook
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203802204577065634098687206.html

MELBOURNE—Rio Tinto PLC warned Monday that customer sentiment has become more negative in the face of global uncertainty, in the latest sign that a demand-led recovery in commodity prices isn't likely anytime soon.

"For the near term I am concerned about the general softening of prices when we continue to see cost escalation and strong currencies in Australia and Canada," Rio Chief Executive Tom Albanese said in a presentation to investors in Sydney.

Adding to the murky near-term outlook for the market, BHP Billiton Ltd. Chief Executive Marius Kloppers said customers are finding it harder to access credit, and some have seen terms of trade finance tighten.
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those bankers again...LOL
Mr. Kloppers said he doesn't expect production rates of Chinese steel mills, the biggest consumers of iron ore, to change for some time.
Both BHP and Rio, two of the world's largest mining companies, remain optimistic on the long-term demand for their products as industrialization and urbanization continues in China, India and other emerging economies. The companies plan to invest billions of dollars in their capacity to mine iron ore, coal and other minerals.
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As long as China keeps buying Australia commodities, Aussie economy should float above water rather easily..wouldn't you say ? :laugh:
China Monetary Easing a Done Deal: Analysts
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45411758

With China's November factory activity sinking to a 32-month low, analysts say China's central bank will almost certainly ease monetary policy in the coming months. That in turn, could boost the country's languishing stock market, which is down 14 percent so far this year.
However, with the economy still growing at 9 percent, none of the analysts expect the People's Bank of China to cut interest rates, which are currently at 6.56 percent on one-year loans. They believe the cut will come in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), which at 21 percent for the largest lenders, is among the highest in the world
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guys!
im not disappointed yet!im still looking ....,,,,:)
 
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