Only a smattering of people peruse the job listings in the morning, but by early afternoon, the room swells with job seekers, most in their late 20s and 30s. While there, many sign up for personal job counseling. They didn't cut me slack just because I was a student here. But the center's classes and tutorials are designed for the electronically challenged. By the time you send out a hard copy, you've reviewed it 10 times.
People are quite careless with e-mail resumes.
Or they send it in a zip drive, and the employer can't even open them up. A lot of women re-entering the workforce, college grads with no work experience, who don't know what they want to do or found out they don't want to do what they thought they did. We expect they've had this sort of guidance in college, but they haven't. Last month, the technology center was slated to undergo a major redesign. The center's two rooms will become a single, open room surrounded by a glass wall.