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Hi Everyone, 

Been here since the beginning, but I've never posted.  I'm a UT grad and have been working as a teacher for a while. I was accepted to law school and was planning to attend until recent events changed that plan.  I'm now left without a position for this year (was making a change with or without law school) and a little lost.  Is anyone here willing to speak or possibly know of anyone legitimate job openings? Willing to take whatever advice is offered. 

Thanks!

I assume you're in Austin.  The job market is fairly tough right now because so many companies/places have laid off recently, especially in the tech field.  What you do have at your disposal, is the ability to use AI.  You can start the prompt by stating:  I'm in [location] and I have an [degree] degree with [x] year of experience.  I'm looking for [fill in].  Upload your resume and ask it to provide a list of available job postings you can apply to.

You can further utilize it to come up with interview questions, tips, etc.  Clean up your resume, write a cover letter, etc.  It's crazy how AI has made that process so much easier.

27 minutes ago, Hayden Guthrie said:

Hi Everyone, 

Been here since the beginning, but I've never posted.  I'm a UT grad and have been working as a teacher for a while. I was accepted to law school and was planning to attend until recent events changed that plan.  I'm now left without a position for this year (was making a change with or without law school) and a little lost.  Is anyone here willing to speak or possibly know of anyone legitimate job openings? Willing to take whatever advice is offered. 

Thanks!

If you’re in Dallas DM me - may be able to help. 

If you’re adventurous there are all kinds of opportunities to teach overseas. Not just teaching English but all subjects. Private American schools all over the place. Good luck! 

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