Sat. Oct. 13 Fine

I've finally jumped on the online finding job bandwagon. My classmate don't agree it's a good way to find a good job. But I am still wanting to try. Why wouldn't anyone want to be able to weed out countless pages of bad companies and and avoid all that dishonest companies? You get to pick exactly what you want, according to introduction of background, business and capital. What more could a job hunter ask for?

Here I'm at the starting line, writing my resume on 104. "I'm a smart, kindly ..." No. "I'm so glad you took the time ..." No! "Hey all you bosses out there ..." No! No! NO! Ugh! This sucks! If I make myself out to be too smart or too hard-working, I might sound arrogant. If I don't "sell myself" no one will look me! I've been reading through other resumes on line and they all sound so cliche. How can I make myself standout? And to make things worse, I heard that profiles without pictures get ignored. GEEZ! I hate my figure. I need to lost weight firs. Finding work online is supposed to be a way to avoid the image anxiety of interview. I already feel like I Xanax! "Hi, I'm Carina, now addicted to Xanax ... please give me a chance to work with you, if you don't afraid work with a crazy woman!" Hmmm, that's different. But seriously, selling yourself ain't that easy. I think I'll stick to my Carina line. Always stick to your first instinct!