I have been a hairstylist for 30 years. I have owned my own business, worked as an independent contractor, and worked for a few salons. I have 25 years of faithful clients who have stuck by me all of these years. Problem is, due to an accident, I am unable to work as long or as quickly as I used to, so no one wants me in a salon because I no longer bring down the big bucks of which they get 50%. I am trying to find a new job and go to school, but no one wants to hire me because it looks like I job hopped, even though my clients have always followed me. I can’t even collect unemployment so I am truly in a bad way. How can I write a resume that shows all of my experience and makes me look like a loyal (and dependable, which I am) employee?
| changing careers |
June 28, 2012
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Very beautiful. I meditate when I get home from work. I get up at 5:30 and just can't get motivated to get up any earlier. When I wake up in the middle of the night, I immediately go to prayer. It's comforting. Teresa
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