As an F-1 student, I have 90 days from July 1st to find a job after graduating with a Master’s in Industrial Engineering from NC State in May. While applying for supply chain positions, I've been encouraged to gain experience with a company. To stand out, I created airytics.com, an AI-powered business intelligence tool for small and medium-sized teams that helps with dashboards, shipment tracking, and AI forecasting. No company is giving me chance to learn and grow. So now what should I do?

Hi, I am constantly looking for a networking or maybe security related job, though I’m getting multiple interviews after the second or third round of interview, I see I’m getting rejected with unreal reasons. And I do see that my background check is very bad and in this condition, is there any possible way to get back into an IT industry working back into the networking or security? Firewall related job?  I have a very good foundation in CCNA and I’m training students on CCNA for 5 years now.

Any tech folks in the Baltimore MD area be careful of this role. The max pay is $32 per hour. Not bad. But you will be doing 2 jobs in one. Field tech and on the phone help desk. You'll be expected to drive from Koons dealership to dealership, then in your free time be a on the help desk helping folks at other dealerships across the country. Now, if you're desperate and need to go back to work then apply. But they have already lost 4 techs in 5 months so.

I'm seasoned IT engineer who has been in the industry since 1998. I have extensive experience with Cisco and Palo Alto firewalls but I've been out of work since 2023. It seems everywhere I apply, I get a form email. I have certifications in Cybersecurity, ITIL, Microsoft, etc. Any suggestions? I'm 53 and I'm getting concerned my age is scaring away employers.

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With the heat wave that is across our country, I hope that everyone is staying cool and that everyone in the country can be safe. But do you struggle with the atmosphere in your workplace? Does your employer not want to run the air conditioner? I've always been lucky as that. My work needs to be done in a temperature-controlled area, so spoilage will not occur. What are your experiences?

Air France/ KLM have terrific award availability this Summer. But make sure to double-check for discounted award rates before you transfer points, I thought a West Coast business class flight to CDG was 60k points and it turned out to be only 45k. Now im stuck with extra Flying Blue points I could've kept with Chase.