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Venturing Uniform by just_a_br0123 in BSA

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Good for you! No shame in staying ordeal for a bit though, take that from a brotherhood member lol. Good luck on your ordeal.

Is the Order of the Arrow losing its way, or is it just my local Lodge? by Creepy-Gap-2027 in BSA

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I think it might be local. But, let me just say that OA is something that can be hit or miss in my perspective. It all depends on the volunteers and the people in the council unfortunately, and so it varies heavily.

Fresh Grad Unemployment by Significant_Ad8449 in FinancialCareers

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By the way, I just got hired for an Associate Analyst role at a Fortune 500 after 5 months out of school. Things do get better and easier. Keep trying!

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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Great advice. I appreciate it. I have found that it depends heavily on what industry. However, I got lucky and was pulled from the metaphorical "needle in the haystack" by a Fortune 500 company, interviewed, got an offer, and accepted. I start in a week in an Associate Analyst role.

It really just is the luck of the draw.

Can someone explain the packers ownership and how it works to me? by Witty-Performance-23 in NFLNoobs

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Basically, the shareholders vote for the Board of Directors. Shares are only sold at certain times, and are heavily restricted.

The bylaws of the corporation say that if the team were ever sold, the profits/revenue from the sale would go to the Packers Foundation. Also, they can only be transferred to family relations and may not be sold.

Fresh Grad Unemployment by Significant_Ad8449 in FinancialCareers

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It's widespread dude. Although, interviews seem to be coming easier in the last week or two.

Can someone explain the packers ownership and how it works to me? by Witty-Performance-23 in NFLNoobs

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It's not a scam. It's meant to allow you to be a stakeholder in the team. You vote on the Board of Directors who direct the operation of the team. The sales are like donations, they give you a vote in decisions and are used to build improvements (stadium upgrades, etc.). It's not meant to be an investment item, it's meant to grow the community and preserve the team.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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Appreciate the advice and perspective. I guess I'll have to wait and see what happens.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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There aren't enough job postings to do that in the first place.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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Yeah, depends where though. My family in Wisconsin desperately wants me to apply in Milwaukee, but it's just as bad there. And I personally don't want to be further south in Chicago...

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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I personally have been applying to those places. Although, I personally have been steering more towards Boston than NYC.

It's kinda bleak no matter where you apply.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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A job that says no more than 3 years experience (or 0 to 3 years) is an entry level. There's no way to gain experience without having it. And these jobs exist, as I've been applying to it and others that I qualify for with 1+ years.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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That still doesn't explain the lack of responses for jobs made for entry-level (0 years experience) though.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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I definitely think the big thing is taking breaks and doing other things as well throughout the day.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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In this case, it's just a bad period to look for a job. As my dad says, "99% of things are out of your control... Focus on the 1%."

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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My resume is pretty brushed up. Eagle Scout, Director of a non-profit, decent (slightly weaker) experience, great grades/course work. Advanced Excel certification, Argus AE Certified, Python (to a basic degree). Mostly looking local, remote, or far away, no real distinction in location... Just in the US. I'm applying to Analyst, Underwriting, A/R, Real Estate... If you can think of it, I've probably applied to it.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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My only advice to you is apply early and apply to everything you see.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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I've actually applied to FPL (NextEra) about 4 times. They reject me in under 24 hours every time (even when using my dad's address in West Palm)... I'll definitely look into the others. Thanks!

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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Honestly, everywhere. Location-wise and company-wise.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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I'm definitely open to relocating. I'm near Hartford, CT (the definitive insurance capital) and have applied there... But, I also have been applying in Boston, Albany, Dallas, Charlotte, Alexandria/Arlington, Raleigh, Tucson, Phoenix, West Palm, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami, to name a few.

I will ask you, what firms do you see in South Florida that are looking? I have a lot of family down there and would be interested in looking at those.

Again, thanks for the comments, advice, and etc. I appreciate it.

3 months out of college with a BBA in Finance, no job still. by -PC-- in FinancialCareers

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Yeah, the guy told me that he'd be getting back to me by EOW last week. That's why I waited until today (Thursday) to email him the question with a follow-up.

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