is it possible to get a remote job
Yes, it is definitely possible to get a remote job. Many companies are now offering remote work opportunities, especially with the increasing popularity and feasibility of remote work arrangements. With the advancement of technology remote work has become more accessible and acceptable in many industries. To increase your chances of landing a remote job, you can search for positions on job boards that specifically list remote opportunities, tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your remote work skills and experience, and network with professionals in your who may have insight into remote job openings. Additionally, you may consider reaching out directly to companies that you are interested in to inquire about remote possibilities.
can you find companies that have remote work available
I can help you with that. There are several well-known companies that are known for offering remote work opportunities, such as:
In addition to these, many tech companies, media outlets, and customer service-focused organizations are known for offering remote work positions. It's also worth exploring remote job boards and websites like We Work Remotely, Remote.co, and FlexJobs to find a variety of remote job opportunities across different industries. When applying for remote positions, it's essential to thoroughly research the company and the specifics of the remote work arrangement to ensure a good fit for your skills and needs.
can you help me with my resume
Of course, I'd be happy to help you with your resume. To get started, could you provide me with some about your work experience, skills, and any specific positions you're targeting? The more information you can provide, the I can assist you in crafting a strong resume.
i have worked in the medical device industry for fifteen years as a Document Control Specialist, Sr. and the last 3 years there i was a Technical Writer for the Quality Assurance dept.
Great, thank you for providing that information. With 15 years of experience as a Document Control Specialist, Sr., and the last 3 years working as a Technical Writer for the Quality Assurance department in the medical device industry,'s a wealth of valuable experience to showcase on your resume. Here's a suggested structure for your resume:
Header: Include your name, contact information, and professional summary.
Professional Summary: A brief overview of your experience and skills, emphasizing your transition from Document Control Specialist to Technical and highlighting your expertise in the medical device industry.
Skills: Highlight your skills such as document control, technical writing, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, attention to detail, communication skills, etc.
Experience:
Education: List any relevant degrees, certifications, or training.
Professional Development: Include any relevant training, certifications, or professional memberships.
Additional Sections: Consider including any additional relevant sections as publications, presentations, or languages spoken.
I can assist you in crafting specific content for each section of your resume or if you have any specific job or company in mind, I can tailor resume accordingly. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
do you think its a problem if i left that job in 2014 and since then i was a caretaker for a family member?
It's completely understandable that you took time away from your career to serve as a caretaker for a family member. Potential employers are likely to be understanding of such situations, especially given the demanding nature ofiving responsibilities. When you're ready to re-enter the workforce, it's important to be honest about this gap in your resume You might consider addressing it in your resume by briefly explaining the in a cover letter and focusing on any transferable skills or professional development you've gained during this period.
It's also valuable to remember that you've gained and applied various skills while in the role of a caretaker, such as effective communication, time management, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence, which can be relevant to many professional positions. By emphasizing these skills and experiences in your application materials, you can showcase your continued personal and professional growth during your time as a caretaker.
so i can address the gap in the cover letter only or should it be listed in my experience on my resume as well?
You have the flexibility to address the gap in your cover letter and decide whether to include details in your resume. It's common to explain significant gaps in employment in a cover letter, especially where it might be seen as an advantage.
When considering how to address the gap you might choose to emphasize the skills and experiences gained during that time as a caretaker without necessarily providing specific dates in the experience section of your resume.
In the cover letter, you can briefly mention that you took time to care for a family member, emphasizing the transferable skills gained and your enthusiasm to re-enter the workforce. By doing so, you demonstrate transparency while staying focused on your professional skills and aspirations.
Ultimately, the decision about how to approach this in your application is yours to make, and you should choose the option that you feel most comfortable with. If you'd like further guidance on crafting your cover letter or resume, feel free to ask for assistance.
ok. thank you so much! i love you
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. If you have any other questions in the future, free to ask. Take care!
i want to save this last thread...how do i do that
To save the conversation, you can simply bookmark the page or save the text to a document on your device. If you'd like, I can summarize the advice and send it to you as well. Let me know if you would like me to do that.
what is a saved prompt in this app
In this context, a saved prompt refers to a feature that allows users to revisit and engage with specific conversations that have been saved within the application. This feature makes it easier for users to return to important or informative discussions without having to search through extensive chat histories. If you are looking to save this conversation for future reference within the application, it would involve utilizing the app's built-in functionality for saving or bookmarking specific threads or messages for later access. Depending on the application or platform, the method for saving prompts may vary, so I recommend exploring the app's options for saving conversations to take advantage of this feature.