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Our career is like a metro station. there are both elevators and escalators at a metro station. 🚉. We never know what we really want to take and what we would get. we just want to get onboard a platform way up to catch a train. the metro train doors are what we yearn for eventually. the end goal in life is to never enter a metro station some day!! that's true about career as well. who is so enthusiastic about making a career if there is no money linked to it? Also don't go to the Civil Court Interchange Metro station if not required. It is more of a labyrinth to know which train to catch and which not to!! a complex career record would be easier to understand for a hr than the civil court metro station. Also your peers are just like the ones who are reading this LinkedIn post. they want to know what you have done throughout your career. But they just glance through it once and they forget about it while one interviews you. you have to tell everything again in the same order to every person in every round. in that case, after the interview take a ride towards civil court metro station, interchange to swargate go there and come back home. that would help you soothe the agony some way. life is hard and so is the civil court metro station. I don't know what to title this write up as. Don't copy it. It won't make your career!!!!! #comedy #jobs #jobsearch #standupcomedy #humour #careers #metrostation #abhibatao

New York State has announced the launch of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide (NY HELPS) program. What is the NY HELPS program? The NY HELPS program was created to help New York State agencies fill thousands of jobs open across the state. This program streamlines the appointment process to allow State agencies to hire diverse, qualified permanent employees quickly and without examinations. What does this mean for you? Now is the time to join New York State public service! With the NY HELPS program, it’s easier than ever to get a job—without taking an exam. New employees hired under the NY HELPS Program will be appointed on a permanent basis. Interested candidates can view NY HELPS Job Postings on https://statejobs.ny.gov/. To narrow your search for NY HELPS jobs, click on "For the General Public". Select "YES" in the NY HELPS field. Press submit. This will bring up all of the NY HELPS jobs that are available. Once you find the job in which you are interested and qualified, review the entire job posting. Directions to apply will be specified on each individual job posting.

Looking for a job opportunity with New York State?! Be sure to keep an eye out for jobs that have the HELPS designation! We are excited to announce the launch of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide (NY HELPS) program. What is the NY HELPS program? The NY HELPS program was created to help New York State agencies fill thousands of jobs open across the state. This program streamlines the appointment process to allow State agencies to hire diverse, qualified permanent employees quickly and without examinations. What does this mean for you? Now is the time to join New York State public service! With the NY HELPS program, it’s easier than ever to get a job—without taking an exam. New employees hired under the NY HELPS Program will be appointed on a permanent basis. Interested candidates can view NY HELPS Job Postings on https://statejobs.ny.gov/. To narrow your search for NY HELPS jobs, click on "For the General Public". Select "YES" in the NY HELPS field. Press submit. This will bring up all of the NY HELPS jobs that are available. Once you find the job in which you are interested and qualified, review the entire job posting. Directions to apply will be specified on each individual job posting. View Open NY HELPS Positions Why now? The State workforce provides crucial services to their fellow New Yorkers. Yet thousands of vacancies remain. By temporarily lifting exam requirements, this program will help fill crucial state positions and improve services for all New Yorkers. Spread the word to your friends and neighbors, and look out for a new marketing campaign promoting the benefits of fulfilling work helping the public as an employee of New York State. There has never been a better time to apply. More questions? Check out the NY HELPS FAQ webpage: https://lnkd.in/e9jN4V-z

NY HELPS Positions are open at agencies across the state! The NY HELPS program was created to help New York State agencies fill thousands of jobs open across the state. This program streamlines the appointment process to allow State agencies to hire diverse, qualified permanent employees quickly and without examinations.     What does this mean for you?  Now is the time to join New York State public service! With the NY HELPS program, it’s easier than ever to get a job—without taking an exam. New employees hired under the NY HELPS Program will be appointed on a permanent basis. Interested candidates can view NY HELPS Job Postings on https://statejobs.ny.gov/.  To narrow your search for NY HELPS jobs, click on "For the General Public". Select "YES" in the NY HELPS field. Press submit. This will bring up all of the NY HELPS jobs that are available. Once you find the job in which you are interested and qualified, review the entire job posting. Directions to apply will be specified on each individual job posting.

A recent Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) News article highlights the severe shortage of surveyors in Australia, particularly in regional areas. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE: https://lnkd.in/gT4rrKmB The piece features Dale Adamson, a surveyor who relocated to Cloncurry, Queensland, with aspirations of contributing to the region's development. Despite his efforts, Mr. Adamson has struggled to fill vacancies, even after offering substantial salaries and seeking international talent. His attempts to secure skilled workers through the subclass 400 short-stay specialist visa were denied, leaving his business's future in jeopardy. Our research reports a national shortfall of approximately 2,000 surveyors, a gap expected to widen. This shortage poses significant challenges to infrastructure projects and regional growth. LEARN MORE HERE: https://lnkd.in/gPMCeMux The article underscores the urgent need for policy reforms to address these critical skill shortages and support businesses like Mr. Adamson's. We will continue to advocate to the government to ensure surveyors remain on the Skills Priority List. Jobs and Skills Australia Professor Barney Glover AO #surveyors #skills #shortage #priority #industry #queensland

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And another one! Has there been a sudden spate of retirements? Have old surveyors been hanging up their ladders and putting their moisture meters into mothballs? I pop onto LinkedIn for a quick browse over my lunch and lots of references to opportunities arising. Fabulous news alround - feels as though there is a steady, healthy market. And you know what you have to do here. Contact Hugh Riley if anything here catches your eye. #residentialproperty #residentialsurveying #residentialcareers #careers