tricolore_21 asked:


I was just called by Just For Laughs, an entertainment company whose job I gladly would have accepted, if it hadn’t been for another offer I already accepted. If I’m looking for another job in the future, do you think it would be alright to apply to the same company I just turned down, again?
The jobs I was offered were both seasonal summer jobs, so nothing long term. They called me on the phone, so I didn’t come in for an interview or anything, I simply thanked them for the opportunity and told them I had already been offered a job elsewhere. I hope that would be considered polite. Should I send an email to the same address that I applied?

Mom of 2 asked:


FTS – Failure To Select.

If someone was to fail to select to the next pay grade and get discharged from the military, honorably, would that have an effect on getting hired as a civilian?

If that person was trying to get a job as an federal employee, would they have a difficult time because they didn’t select to the next pay grade?

Vanessa Reiss asked:


I’m 15, I luv small animals. aka Rodents like hamsters rats guinea pigs rabbits etc.
I’m 15, I’m going to be in 1oth grade. What all do I gotta do to start off being a vet?
I havent even gotten my work permit yet!

Zak asked:


I am 16, between the ages 14 and 15 I occasionally was experimenting with marijuana. I am starting to realize that what I want to do for the rest of my life is join the police force and hopefully end up in the FBI. I realize that they do give you a polygraph test and I was wondering if this will effect whether or not I get a job.

mikee asked:


i plan on going into the Business Workfield. but i was wondering what i should go to college for and what i should become.. im really interested in math(numbers) and i love to take risks and i’ve always been a business man at heart but im kind of a lazy person
plzz serious answers only

kristi asked:


i was really wondering this…especially if it is in the medical field. is their limits, because the person may have an urge to steal the medicine that is so readily available…you know? so i am wondering if they can check about this, or not. i think it’s messed up if they can, because the percentage of people who relapse.

ryo asked:


Which job has a brighter future, more jobs and growth, and higher salary: health care administrations or a registered dietitian?

jmad asked:


I know someone that just filed a workman’s comp claim because of a broken limb and it may be necessary to have surgery to correct the problem. Are future employers allowed to find out about a workman’s comp history and, if so, can this be used as a deciding factor when you are applying for a job?

travelin_soul21 asked:


And while we are at it, I do not know my credit score, but I know I have a few blemishes on it. Cell Phone and a bank, that I know of. How badly will that affect it? How can I fix it? Pay it off?

E_Diddy asked:


And no one say i don’t know becuz that’s really dumb.