How do you find employment as a model builder with "Lucas Film" ?
I have been a semi pro modeler for many years, have worked professionally in digital art / animation / design and modeling and would like to work in real world 3D model builing for movies etc.
Can anyone help?
How do you find employment as a model builder with "Lucas Film" ?
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http://www.lucasfilm.com/employment/jobs...
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Reply:Networking. If you've been doing this for a while, I would suggest talking to employees, bosses and going to conferences. You'd be amazed what a small world 3D animation is.
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Does anyone know how or who to talk to about employment in Crime Scene Cleaning?
I have been looking all over the net and can't figure out how to seek employment in this field. I know there's agencies here in Nashville that work in Bio- hazardous enviroments and I want to d o this. Can anyone help me with this???
Does anyone know how or who to talk to about employment in Crime Scene Cleaning?
Criminals could really use your help. Talk to them. I'm sure they pay well too.
Does anyone know how or who to talk to about employment in Crime Scene Cleaning?
Criminals could really use your help. Talk to them. I'm sure they pay well too.
Does the rooms tore drug test for employment?
I have an interview tomorrow for employment at The Room Store warehouse; I was wondering if they do pre-employment drug tests. Anyone know?
Does the rooms tore drug test for employment?
I don't know for sure ...but nowadays most places do...There usually is a sign right at the front of the store that says so..... or right on the application.....
Does the rooms tore drug test for employment?
I don't know for sure ...but nowadays most places do...There usually is a sign right at the front of the store that says so..... or right on the application.....
Is length of employment really important in getting a good rate when buying a home?
Yup. Most lenders want to see at least 24 months with the same employer. If not, they ding you as a higher risk. If you were at the old job for plenty of time (more than 2 years) I wouldn't give it another thought.
Since you have the mitigating factor of a great credit score, I wouldn't worry.
Is length of employment really important in getting a good rate when buying a home?
What seems like a lifetime ago I was a mortgage originator an was responsible for what we called at the time 'pre-underwriting' and making sure that a borrower was 'credit-worthy'.
There are some things you can do to ensure that your length of time with your employer is not a deterrent to you getting a good mortgage rate.
A) Don't make a change of profession - one 'red flag' we use to watch for is someone who made a change from an 'executive' profession to a 'blue collar' profession - in other words don't 'step down' (step up is not as detrimental obviously)
B) If you're a job hopper - beware - this is a huge red flag for underwriting - if you've had a number of jobs over say the last five years include a letter with your mortgage application that clearly explains WHY you've moved from job to job. Especially if these changes were do to changing to a better paying job, a job with better benefits, hours, etc. Don't be afraid to tell the truth!
C) If you're income goes down in your 'new' job this is a huge deterrent to a mortgage lender. Don't get trapped into taking lower paying jobs. This could be a detriment to you.
Remember this: the underwriter must determine and document that the income and employment is stable enough to pay the mortgage in years to come.
Changing jobs doesn't have to be detrimental if you understand what to provide to the mortgage company (or bank) BEFORE questions arise!
Good luck in both your job hunting and your home hunting!
Reply:No...it just has to meet the minimum
Reply:As long as the new job is the SAME LINE OF WORK, then you are okay. make sure there are no gaps in employment. Like if I, as an Escrow Officer, went to work for another Escrow or title company. It's the SAME job, just a different place, maybe for more money.
Reply:Stability affects your standing with your bank or loan company. They want to know where their money will be coming from. If you are a job-hopper every few months, it looks bad. But, it is only one of many things the loan company will be looking for, so you should not be concerned.
Reply:Great question!
As a retired Mortgage Banker who has taught thousands of loan officers how to earn incredible incomes, I would love to answer it. There are SO many people hungry for answers to such a great question, that addressing them one at a time is SO ineffective. I have a free report available that anyone can access to get educated about all the "dirty little secrets" of this business and HOW we as a society ended up in such a mess.
It bothers me greatly that so many people, young AND old, have been taken advantage of and NEED answers to prosper financially and not become a mortgage victim. If you DON'T get educated BEFORE making a decision, you're next in line to be ripped off. Count on it.
I've been posting answers under numerous aliases on Yahoo! because I have to keep creating new accounts to do so. It seems the "establishment" prefers to keep the public in the dark when it comes to exposing the truth about anything which could actually help them avoid catastrophe. When faced with a serious choice about something in your past think about what you should have been made aware of by someone in "authority", but weren't. If you knew what "they" knew, wouldn't you have made a better decision?
Whether you're a first time buyer, moving up, refinancing, buying a foreclosure, short sale or trustee sale or auction, you're going to need financing in place. First. Doing it ANY other way is wasting your time and a professional real estate broker won't even LOOK at you or your offer unless your financing is in place. Don't believe me? Try it.
If you want to learn the industry from the inside, visit my website. I can't type the internet address here or I'll be creating yet another Yahoo! account. I'll spell it for you. MortgageSelfDefense[dot]com. Type that into your web browser as you would a regular internet address and you'll get there.
In addition to the information you'll receive on the site, if you decide to be a free subscriber, you'll receive tips, techniques and advice on regular intervals along with my personal contact information to ask questions.
I look forward to helping you.
P.S. I'm also a Real Estate Broker in two states (CA %26amp; NV) and have been since 1981. Having been so gives me a unique perspective on the industry.
Since you have the mitigating factor of a great credit score, I wouldn't worry.
Is length of employment really important in getting a good rate when buying a home?
What seems like a lifetime ago I was a mortgage originator an was responsible for what we called at the time 'pre-underwriting' and making sure that a borrower was 'credit-worthy'.
There are some things you can do to ensure that your length of time with your employer is not a deterrent to you getting a good mortgage rate.
A) Don't make a change of profession - one 'red flag' we use to watch for is someone who made a change from an 'executive' profession to a 'blue collar' profession - in other words don't 'step down' (step up is not as detrimental obviously)
B) If you're a job hopper - beware - this is a huge red flag for underwriting - if you've had a number of jobs over say the last five years include a letter with your mortgage application that clearly explains WHY you've moved from job to job. Especially if these changes were do to changing to a better paying job, a job with better benefits, hours, etc. Don't be afraid to tell the truth!
C) If you're income goes down in your 'new' job this is a huge deterrent to a mortgage lender. Don't get trapped into taking lower paying jobs. This could be a detriment to you.
Remember this: the underwriter must determine and document that the income and employment is stable enough to pay the mortgage in years to come.
Changing jobs doesn't have to be detrimental if you understand what to provide to the mortgage company (or bank) BEFORE questions arise!
Good luck in both your job hunting and your home hunting!
Reply:No...it just has to meet the minimum
Reply:As long as the new job is the SAME LINE OF WORK, then you are okay. make sure there are no gaps in employment. Like if I, as an Escrow Officer, went to work for another Escrow or title company. It's the SAME job, just a different place, maybe for more money.
Reply:Stability affects your standing with your bank or loan company. They want to know where their money will be coming from. If you are a job-hopper every few months, it looks bad. But, it is only one of many things the loan company will be looking for, so you should not be concerned.
Reply:Great question!
As a retired Mortgage Banker who has taught thousands of loan officers how to earn incredible incomes, I would love to answer it. There are SO many people hungry for answers to such a great question, that addressing them one at a time is SO ineffective. I have a free report available that anyone can access to get educated about all the "dirty little secrets" of this business and HOW we as a society ended up in such a mess.
It bothers me greatly that so many people, young AND old, have been taken advantage of and NEED answers to prosper financially and not become a mortgage victim. If you DON'T get educated BEFORE making a decision, you're next in line to be ripped off. Count on it.
I've been posting answers under numerous aliases on Yahoo! because I have to keep creating new accounts to do so. It seems the "establishment" prefers to keep the public in the dark when it comes to exposing the truth about anything which could actually help them avoid catastrophe. When faced with a serious choice about something in your past think about what you should have been made aware of by someone in "authority", but weren't. If you knew what "they" knew, wouldn't you have made a better decision?
Whether you're a first time buyer, moving up, refinancing, buying a foreclosure, short sale or trustee sale or auction, you're going to need financing in place. First. Doing it ANY other way is wasting your time and a professional real estate broker won't even LOOK at you or your offer unless your financing is in place. Don't believe me? Try it.
If you want to learn the industry from the inside, visit my website. I can't type the internet address here or I'll be creating yet another Yahoo! account. I'll spell it for you. MortgageSelfDefense[dot]com. Type that into your web browser as you would a regular internet address and you'll get there.
In addition to the information you'll receive on the site, if you decide to be a free subscriber, you'll receive tips, techniques and advice on regular intervals along with my personal contact information to ask questions.
I look forward to helping you.
P.S. I'm also a Real Estate Broker in two states (CA %26amp; NV) and have been since 1981. Having been so gives me a unique perspective on the industry.
What type of employment do modern day Ninjas take to fit into society?
And are some of those jobs taken so they further their training into the dark arts to another level?
What type of employment do modern day Ninjas take to fit into society?
Sous-chef in a fancy restaurant. They specialize in not being seen and they have excellent knife-handling skills.
Reply:I'm a Corrections officer.
Reply:Most modern Ninjas have a large selection of jobs to choose from. These jobs may include:
Stunt person, Martial Arts Instructor, Fight Co-ordinator, Security Systems Investigator, Actor, Store Owner/Operator, Gardener, EMT/Paramedic, Holistic Healer, Weaponsmith, Spy, Professional Athlete...
And these are just the jobs where their skills apply most often! And often such jobs do lead to further training. The problem with most Ninjas is that their special skills are not very often in demand so they need to find other ways to stay alive and pay bills.
Let's face it, it's easy to kill a person, or steal something valuable. It's much harder to remain unseen and unnoticed. And becoming a ninja is so very demanding that fewer and fewer exist each generation. Where is the demand for them to exist?
Reply:They can do anything they want. Lucky.
But they don't really need to get a job, they are so stealthy they can steal anything that they need.
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What type of employment do modern day Ninjas take to fit into society?
Sous-chef in a fancy restaurant. They specialize in not being seen and they have excellent knife-handling skills.
Reply:I'm a Corrections officer.
Reply:Most modern Ninjas have a large selection of jobs to choose from. These jobs may include:
Stunt person, Martial Arts Instructor, Fight Co-ordinator, Security Systems Investigator, Actor, Store Owner/Operator, Gardener, EMT/Paramedic, Holistic Healer, Weaponsmith, Spy, Professional Athlete...
And these are just the jobs where their skills apply most often! And often such jobs do lead to further training. The problem with most Ninjas is that their special skills are not very often in demand so they need to find other ways to stay alive and pay bills.
Let's face it, it's easy to kill a person, or steal something valuable. It's much harder to remain unseen and unnoticed. And becoming a ninja is so very demanding that fewer and fewer exist each generation. Where is the demand for them to exist?
Reply:They can do anything they want. Lucky.
But they don't really need to get a job, they are so stealthy they can steal anything that they need.
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What type of employment is available for someone with a degree in forensic science?
I'm sure there are private corps. and police departments to work for but would I have to become a police officer/go to the police academy to work as a forensic scientist for the police?
What type of employment is available for someone with a degree in forensic science?
Check out the web links below. I think the answers to your questions are there.
Forensic science technicians investigate crimes by collecting and analyzing physical evidence. Often, they specialize in areas such as DNA analysis or firearm examination, performing tests on weapons or on substances such as fiber, glass, hair, tissue, and body fluids to determine their significance to the investigation. Proper collection and storage methods are important to protect the evidence. Forensic science technicians also prepare reports to document their findings and the laboratory techniques used, and they may provide information and expert opinion to investigators. When criminal cases come to trial, forensic science technicians often give testimony, as expert witnesses, on specific laboratory findings by identifying and classifying substances, materials, and other evidence collected at the scene of a crime. Some forensic science technicians work closely with other experts or technicians. For example, a forensic science technician may consult either a medical expert about the exact time and cause of a death or a technician who specializes in DNA typing in hopes of matching a DNA type to a suspect.
What type of employment is available for someone with a degree in forensic science?
Check out the web links below. I think the answers to your questions are there.
Forensic science technicians investigate crimes by collecting and analyzing physical evidence. Often, they specialize in areas such as DNA analysis or firearm examination, performing tests on weapons or on substances such as fiber, glass, hair, tissue, and body fluids to determine their significance to the investigation. Proper collection and storage methods are important to protect the evidence. Forensic science technicians also prepare reports to document their findings and the laboratory techniques used, and they may provide information and expert opinion to investigators. When criminal cases come to trial, forensic science technicians often give testimony, as expert witnesses, on specific laboratory findings by identifying and classifying substances, materials, and other evidence collected at the scene of a crime. Some forensic science technicians work closely with other experts or technicians. For example, a forensic science technician may consult either a medical expert about the exact time and cause of a death or a technician who specializes in DNA typing in hopes of matching a DNA type to a suspect.
What is the employment situation for art teachers in ireland?
I am an art teacher from the US considering a move to Ireland. Are arts specialists common in public schools? I have a BFA in VA and a MAT in AE. I took my husband to DUblin and we noticed a lot of construction (his field) so our next question is how difficult would it be for me to find a job as an art teacher (Kindergarten-12th grade certified in the states)? We are open to all locations.
What is the employment situation for art teachers in ireland?
As far as i know you could both have problems. The construction industry has peaked and builders and other construction workers are signing on the unemployment register in rising numbers and likely to get worse with housing market glutted with unsold houses. My son who left the local community college six years ago never had art as part of his curriculum during his entire school life. There are a few jobs for art teachers but these are few and far between and rarely in the sector you are interested. Hope i havnt put you off too much.Alan in Co. Roscommon
Reply:Im sorry but im a student in secondary school(high school) in ireland and art is kinda seen as an unimportant subject here.For starters,in kindergarten up to 6th class in primary schoolfrom 3y/o to 12y/o the normal teacher will do art with the children it is not compulsory or anything,usually done on a friday as a treat or as an excuse for teacher to sit down.Then in high school they hire tom,dick and harry to be an art teacher but because u have qualifications u have a good chance.Oh yeah and because irelands 10 year property boom has ended and we have entered recession ur husband has an extremely bad chance and i mean EXTREMELY BAD chance of getting a job.Unemployment benefit queues have almost doubled in a year and guess what...most of them are construction workers
What is the employment situation for art teachers in ireland?
As far as i know you could both have problems. The construction industry has peaked and builders and other construction workers are signing on the unemployment register in rising numbers and likely to get worse with housing market glutted with unsold houses. My son who left the local community college six years ago never had art as part of his curriculum during his entire school life. There are a few jobs for art teachers but these are few and far between and rarely in the sector you are interested. Hope i havnt put you off too much.Alan in Co. Roscommon
Reply:Im sorry but im a student in secondary school(high school) in ireland and art is kinda seen as an unimportant subject here.For starters,in kindergarten up to 6th class in primary schoolfrom 3y/o to 12y/o the normal teacher will do art with the children it is not compulsory or anything,usually done on a friday as a treat or as an excuse for teacher to sit down.Then in high school they hire tom,dick and harry to be an art teacher but because u have qualifications u have a good chance.Oh yeah and because irelands 10 year property boom has ended and we have entered recession ur husband has an extremely bad chance and i mean EXTREMELY BAD chance of getting a job.Unemployment benefit queues have almost doubled in a year and guess what...most of them are construction workers
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