Job Market help

[Hayden Guthrie]

Hi Everyone, 

Been here since the beginning, but I've never posted.  I'm a UT grad and have been working as a teacher for a while. I was accepted to law school and was planning to attend until recent events changed that plan.  I'm now left without a position for this year (was making a change with or without law school) and a little lost.  Is anyone here willing to speak or possibly know of anyone legitimate job openings? Willing to take whatever advice is offered. 

Thanks!

[HookemTexas]

I assume you're in Austin.  The job market is fairly tough right now because so many companies/places have laid off recently, especially in the tech field.  What you do have at your disposal, is the ability to use AI.  You can start the prompt by stating:  I'm in [location] and I have an [degree] degree with [x] year of experience.  I'm looking for [fill in].  Upload your resume and ask it to provide a list of available job postings you can apply to.

You can further utilize it to come up with interview questions, tips, etc.  Clean up your resume, write a cover letter, etc.  It's crazy how AI has made that process so much easier.

[JMarquette]

27 minutes ago, Hayden Guthrie said:

Hi Everyone, 

Been here since the beginning, but I've never posted.  I'm a UT grad and have been working as a teacher for a while. I was accepted to law school and was planning to attend until recent events changed that plan.  I'm now left without a position for this year (was making a change with or without law school) and a little lost.  Is anyone here willing to speak or possibly know of anyone legitimate job openings? Willing to take whatever advice is offered. 

Thanks!

If you’re in Dallas DM me - may be able to help. 

[John F.]

If you’re adventurous there are all kinds of opportunities to teach overseas. Not just teaching English but all subjects. Private American schools all over the place. Good luck!