snake_plissken8

Barack Obama's ratings are in the toilet right now. Please tell me why Mitt Romney would handle our current crises any better than Obama.

Right now, I contemplating working at Labor Ready. I have little luck getting a full-time job and the part-time job that I had which barely paid me at all, but at least was a job is now gone. Now, I am seriously thinking about working Labor Ready because I just want some extra money and not deplete my savings any more. Looking for a job full-time has yielded a lot of interviews and no jobs. I still want to look for a full-time job but I really not interested in depleting my savings any more even though I have at least $45,000 in liquid assets. And I am tired of having a huge gap on my resume. Is it better for me to work at Labor Ready and look for a job part-time or keeping on depleting my savings because a possible full-time job is coming up? My gut feeling is better to work at Labor Ready which does not a permanent committment and wait for full-time job than try to dedicate myself to permanent part-time job that is not in my field?

I am just curious whether there is structured settlement companies are actually help you or they another version of the payday loan companies that prey upon poor people with very high interest rates.

Will the GOP win a ton of seats in Congress because of Obama's scandals and general incompetence in managing scandals?

For large career boards like Monster or Careerbuilder, is it better to use a text resume so it get through the system's applicant track system or just use a word resume? For Craigslist, I use a Microsoft Word resume, but for the large job boards, I am leaning towards using a text resume? What in your opinion is better?

I have some luck on Craigslist in getting interviews, but more difficulty in getting interviews on Indeed.com? Is it because the resume goes directly to employer on Craigslist rather than through an applicant tracking system like on Indeed.com? Which one have you had better luck with?