I have an Industrial Engineering Degree. I want to be an Executive Assistant. 131 IQ?
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I have 2.5 years Office Management experience in a small Chiropractic Clininc that is actually my brother-in-law’s practice. I would never tell the companies that I apply to that he is my brother-in-law. I am a genius (131 IQ) and can learn any industry, and in 2.5 years I have mastered the Chiropractic insurance industry. I actually know everything that anyone can know without actually treating the patiens (I even give Chiropractic adjustments to my doctor). Point is, I can be valuable in any industry, but in 4 months I cannot find an office management or executive assistant (WHAT I REALLY WANT) job in Manhattan, NY. I had my resume professionally done 3 weeks ago. I am pulling my hair out. I feel worthless and that I got the wrong degree. Should I just kill myself??
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I have 2.5 years Office Management experience in a small Chiropractic Clininc that is actually my brother-in-law’s practice. I would never tell the companies that I apply to that he is my brother-in-law. I am a genius (131 IQ) and can learn any industry, and in 2.5 years I have mastered the Chiropractic insurance industry. I actually know everything that anyone can know without actually treating the patiens (I even give Chiropractic adjustments to my doctor). Point is, I can be valuable in any industry, but in 4 months I cannot find an office management or executive assistant (WHAT I REALLY WANT) job in Manhattan, NY. I had my resume professionally done 3 weeks ago. I am pulling my hair out. I feel worthless and that I got the wrong degree. Should I just kill myself??
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September 3rd, 2009 at 1:08 pm
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2.5 years ist nas lot of experience. you should stay with your degree or go back to school
September 6th, 2009 at 12:23 pm
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when you go for a job interview make sure you lead off with that genius line and then follow it up with the fact that you aspire to be a secretary.
September 8th, 2009 at 11:59 am
chiropractic
I’m sorry – I really do not intend to be cruel, but with an 131 IQ, you wouldn’t be having that kind of problem.
NO – Don’t shoot yourself. Your hair will grow back as long as you don’t pull out your scalp with it.
September 9th, 2009 at 6:00 am
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131 IQ is hardly a genius, you should know that. Why don’t you try doing some real work, you sound far to mental to do what you imagine you want to.
Only people who realise how much they cost can be of any real value to anyone.
September 10th, 2009 at 8:25 pm
Kansieo.com
wait executive assistant? like a secertary? I’m no genius but I think thats what that means. Anyways you sound like a pompus ***** and nobody want to have one of those around. Good luck with defineing yourself by your IQ
September 11th, 2009 at 7:03 pm
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First, get over yourself with the IQ. There really isn’t a section on your resume that states this is there? And if so, this could be offending or at least insulting a few prospective employers. Second, 4 months really isn’t that long to look for a job so be patient. Lastly, don’t get your resume “professionally done” again. It’s a waste of money.
September 12th, 2009 at 7:51 am
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Are you trying to get into a particular field, is that why you don’t want to go further in the Engineering field?
Anyway it seems like you have some experience in the field. Getting established in a new place sometimes takes a lot of time. I’ve been an Executive Assistant and it can help to have contacts. To do that why not temp. Get with a good agency that pays appropriately for someone with your skills (DO NOT let them short change you) — Also try posting your resume (sans address) on Craigslist, it can actually be useful. If you have any specific questions, drop me an email via Yahoo, I might be able to give you some leads to different companies both agencies and standard companies.