Do you have all it takes to get a into a white-collar job?

Question

If you have the good education, developed marketable skills, built up impressive resumes yet have become repeatedly vulnerable to financial disaster. How did you cope up with such a struggle. What's your motivation?


This is one of my sociology project report. I hope you answer truthfully and with substantial detail if possible. Thanks.

Answer 1

You have to have persistence and patience. You can't just throw your arms up in the air and give up. Most things in life are presented to you as problems which have solutions, your task when faced with such is to simply figure them out. You solve a problem by working on the pieces of it, one step at a time.

The financial disaster bit, that's another story. We're living in such a tight society(financially) and it seems that any extra increase in our expenses can easily topple the balancing act or juggling act which we're using to survive upon. Sometimes, if it gets too disastrous you have to take that dreaded step, throw in the towel, and file bankruptcy.

My motivation? I want something better for myself, and to get there takes tremendous work and effort.

Answer 2

The real question is why one is, as you say, repeatedly vulnerable to financial disaster and is where one needs to focus their attention and not in getting the Job. The job is as a result of understanding ones self and what are the root causes of the "repetitive" problem... personality and character.


Good Luck

h. c,


Remember to choose whoever for Best Answer.

Answer 3

Having financial problems has little to do with whether you have a white collar or blue collar job. It has to do with self control and financial responsibility. Most people get into financial difficulties because they have irresponsible behavior. They continue to live beyond their means. Credit cards are one of the primary reasons why people get into trouble. They pull out a credit card to pay for things rather than paying cash. There are those who get into financial trouble when an unexpected illness or other disaster hits. It is difficult to plan for everything. Those people are in the minority. Most people get into trouble because they want to have their immediate wants satisfied without having to wait, plan or save.

Answer 4

I'm a professional, educated career woman. I don't have any financial problems whatsoever because I make good money and know how to manage it in a responsible manner. It's that simple. Prevention is the key.

Answer 5

woolworths wear white collars try there

Answer 6

Sure hope so.