#youreworthmore

[love-mom17]

Ladies!!! Know that you are worth a lot! Don't try to meet a "certain" guys expectations! Love yourself for who are! Fuck anything or anyone who says otherwise! Someone WILL love you for who you ARE!

[gnauniversalmedia]

Make the decision to set healthy boundaries in your life today. Remember, you also deserve happiness. Never let anyone deprive you of your core values, self worth, peace of mind and dreams. Be the amazing person God created you to be! Now go spread love today <3 Gina Sedman Http://www.gnauniversalmedia.com #todaysinspiration #GNAUniversalmedia #foodforthoughttoday #IfGodBeForUs #youreworthmore #spreadloveandkindness https://www.instagram.com/p/CVX1KLwllCg/?utm_medium=tumblr

[pinksweets87]

It Feels so amazing to clear the Negative out of my Life and focus on the Positive. I’m slowly, STILL slowly learning who are True. I am finding that once Toxicity enters my Life, my Life is Chaos. Don’t be scared to leave it behind. #LetItGo #YoureWorthMore #YoureHappinessMatters https://www.instagram.com/p/CKDbNkLHiwo/?igshid=nztd79ns1zxe

[yamsyam]

I want anyone who reads this to know that

You’re strong.

You’re brave.

You’re beautiful.

You’re caring.

You’re cared for.

You’re loving.

You’re loved.

You’re intelligent.

You’re bright.

You’re worth so much.

You’re so important.

You’ve made an impact.

You matter.

[ariannamae807]

For y’all that are struggling with knowing your worth and loving yourself. You’re beautiful, you are intelligent and you are worth so much more. #loveyourself #knowyourworth #youreworthit #youreworthmore #makeyouapriority

[peaceloveandshade-blog]

Your value is worth more than gold 👑 Tu valor es mas que el oro 👑 #ValueYourself #ValoraTuVida #DontUnderValueYourself #YoureWorthMore #YoureWorthMoreThanGold #ValesMasQueElOro #SigueTuCamino #MujeresEmprendedoras #MujeresPoderosas #StrongWomen #Unity #WomenSupportingWomen #PeaceLoveShade (at Miami, Florida)

[francieking]

How not to attract top talent, a love story.

I admit it. In my 20′s, I was worried about having fun and growing up, not my career. That has put me a bit in deficit but my last two jobs (more than five years time) have allowed me to learn, grow and know my strengths (and weaknesses). I am here to win, not to play. I have spent the last year in contemplation, giving my time to those in need and focus on creating a better me and a better Portland. Its been a year of growth and opportunity, but I am still looking for a full time role that inspires.

There have been countless meetings, interviews, and screenings on my calendar that frankly have left me the opposite of inspired. I am determined to find the light, and spread my vision so I will keep going. Here are some recent less than stellar interactions:

1.Interviewer sounds like they’re in tears on the phone. “Its great working here. Even with the layoffs.” (Lesson: know when to hire, and when to recalibrate.)

2. Send a rejection letter to the wrong name (like, not even close. I literally can not make this up). (Lesson: slow down.)

3. Send a discount code to future events you’re hosting after saying in an email “We will not be interviewing you.” Awkward and odd. (Lesson: work with a legal team on your rejection letters and treat people like people.)

4. Ghost/ignore. Shocking to be treated this way professionally but becoming more and more common place. (Lesson: everyone is worth a proper response. You’re not more important/busier than anyone else. If you don’t have time to hire, don’t.)

5. Not know anything about me during an interview, although I have sent writing samples, a resume and a cover letter. This is in addition to my blog, Linkedin and recommendations from colleagues. (Lesson: preparation is sexy.)

6. Leave a voicemail late on a Friday night saying they hired someone else five months after the interview. Again, this is not exaggerated. I had checked out my competition on Linkedin months before. (Lesson: timing is everything.)

7. “I have exactly 15 minutes to talk to you.” I was recently cut off during a conversation that started late while I was asking a question to get to know the role better. (Lesson: (again!) If you don’t have time for interview, change your schedule, or hold off on hiring.)

8. Video interviews for local candidates. This makes no sense to me. I live nearby and would rather meet in person, see the office and feel the vibe in person. And vice versa- I would like them to see me in the flesh. This makes me not interested to be honest. (Lesson: companies should think less of scheduling and more about finding the right fit. This will pay off for them and the employee (imagine a win-win situation).)

I am not discouraged. I am resolute to be better and humanize the approach, as we’re all people. When I’m on the other side of the table, I will remember that my time is not any more important than yours, and vice versa. I spent time applying, researching and preparing. Shouldn’t you spend time responding, thanking me for my skills and at least be present in the process? I am far from perfect but I am always trying to learn, better myself and do more next time. Not sure why I am on this journey but trying to learn from it each day. I can find something good in each interaction and right now that is my job.

[canagirl95]

Don't settle PERIOD!!! #YoureWorthMore #Repost @godlydating101 ・・・