it's a bit annoying, but yeah winter in colorado is very random, this upcoming 5 or so days are the first time all winter where it'll be cold and below freezing for more than 2/3 days in a row. it snowed last week and it was literally 59 the next day
I haven't been in a few years but Charlotte is a pretty cool city, it's a good option if you're going to stay in the Southeast. It's a young city, lots of professionals out of college and into their early 30s. I have a few friends from college that live there and others that did for a little while, even a couple from HS in NY that moved there. Nightlife is decent, I don't know enough to give any insight but I always had a good time in Clt.
No wonder they had so many sales...Could this mean less 40% off sales?
okay, i did some research on this position and i'm thinking of calling the interview off; before i do so, maybe some of you in the business field can clear my thoughts. it's a full time financial representative/analyst gig at northwestern mutual. i only applied for this position because it was on my university's e-career center with a starting pay of $60k. next thing you know, i do some research and find myself in an unpleasant situation... i find out this position is commission based? basically clientele based, selling premiums for a living; making cold calls or selling to your family/friends. upon reading that, i realized i got got. i'm not a finance/business major so i had no idea before even agreeing to an interview.
i need help with this as well.
You could go with Red Wing, Wolverine, Frye, Timberland, Chippewa, Grenson, Trickers, Dr Martens. There are a ton more that I'm blanking out of but it depends on what style you want and price range.
thanks for the opinions. i'll most likely still show up for that interview and see what's uphere's a bit of advice for someone entering into the job market: "don't get caught up in job titles"..titles can be misleading and sometimes misrepresenting.
from what you described that pretty much sounds like a sales position.. or at least part sales position.. i don't think there's any harm in continuing the interview process.. most job descriptions don't fully match what the outlook may actually be for the job.. i don't think you really have much to lose, and even if the job isn't for you at least you were able to build interview experience..
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That no formal school requirement is pretty "eehhh" if i must say so myself too... ^^^^^^^^^
