how do i get  a job with csx railroad?
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Just to be accurate, it is the BNSF Railway, no longer Burlington or even Burlington Northern for that matter.  What kind of work would you like to do for CSX, did you have anything in mind?  If you are interested in the transporation area and becoming a conductor or engineer (which is attained after a number of years as conductor) you will need to attend one of the schools from which CSX hires its conductors (Cincinnati has one as does Marshall University, in West Virginia).  These schools will certify you as a conductor, at which time you will likely be granted an interview by CSX.  If, though, you are interested in just a track worker you need to do nothing more than send a copy of your resume which you can do right online.  And, if you are interested in something outside of the transporation department, just check their openings online and see what is available (included below). - As a side note, for the best possible chances of being recognized if you are really interested in working for CSX I would post my information at their official career website and not CareerBuilder, Monster, WetFeet, etc. - In any event, I know that Union Pacific is hiring an unheard of 5000 new employees this year to meet growing demand and replace soon-to-be retirees.  And speaking of demand, because of the unprecedented growth and boom in the rail industry over the past few years (which is forecast to continue through the foreseeable future), locating a job with any of the big Class 1s should not be that difficult.  Best of luck to you!
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you can search in jobstreet.com
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monster.com\nbrassring.com\ncareerbuilder.com\n\ngo to your local unemployemnt office and see if they know of any jobs, too.  also, newspapers are available online for any place, check online for wanted ads for where you want to go.
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I would recommend networking. Do you know any pharmaceutical reps? Do you know anybody who does? Meet with them, talk with them about their job to see if it would be right for you, ask them if they could point you in the right direction of the person you need to talk with.  When you send your resume in, it most likely is just being thrown into a larger pile of resumes. You need to make contact, meet the actual decision maker face to face, etc. I imagine you should take the same approach with getting a job at AMTRAK. Ask around, find someone who works there.  Knowing someone is a big hurdle in getting you through the door.  Good luck, I hope you nail the job you want!
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sure go to goarmyreserve.com and click contact recruiter
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Anything with programming should help. Research job sites like monster, dice, hotjobs, vault, allamericanjobs to see what seems to be in demand at the time you are looking to come.
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There are several ways to do this - \n\nIf you are 16-24 head to Job Corps. They have many different construction trades. Many ofthe programs are directly tied to the union, and the instructors are not "teachers" but union carpenters, or whatever. http://jccdrc.jobcorps.gov/voc_db/search/voc_master_view/voc_offering_list will take you to a list of all the Job Corps Centers and all the possible trades you can learn.\n\nIf you are older - go to your local state apprenticeship office (can't provide the link as you do say where you are) and ask about the trade you want to join.
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just consult some job sites
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well the first thing you can do iz go around your community and see if theres jobs that are hiring your intrested in.then anywhere you go and you like take time to fill out applications and take the company number so you can call and check the update on you application with that company
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Hmm, you might want to contact the Association of American Railroads (AAR), they should be able to get the information you need on Louisiana's railroads.  Best of luck to you!
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the best way is to go to their website.  THey have tons of job openings.  Just take some time and look into it
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Go to commercialappeal.com and click on the job link.
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I think you need a good story, a good angle, something non standard as a peg on which to start, getting your profile raised as an "Expert" then moving on from writing press release type stuff which others use to your own output which others merely edit and for which you hopefully get paid.\nI have had zero sucess in interesting magazines because there are just a few specialised railway modelling magasines out there and my field of "expertise" is a very small part of this field, but I am quite adept at getting myself and associates publicity, and I write village news for our local papers, which is paid, but unless you have something odd with mainstream appeal to get you noticed then you have little chance, which ever way you make the approach...
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Get in touch with the Operators Union in your area. They provide all the training and you'll be paid while you learn. The apprenticship program is usually 3 years. Just looking into this myself. I worked one job for them so far operating a forklift at a nuclear power plant. 24.50 an hour. \nGood Luck
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Type in your state in the browser...then go to jobs...there should be a list of the best paying, most desired positions.
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Whatever you do DO NOT PAY  A COMPANY YOU FIND ON THE INTERNET TO DISTRIBUTE YOUR RESUME. There is an operator in Calgary, Canada that operates under several names that will charge you a few hundred dollars and sometimes even promise you a job. He will then send you a number of phony emails that appear to be from companies like Halliburton that are forged and illegitimate. He will eventually complain that the reason you didn't get a job is that you were not qualified. This operation is a FRAUD. They do not send out resumes and refuse to give refunds whenever possible. There are some other operators like this working in Nigeria. You do not need to pay anyone to find an offshore job. I know because I work in the industry.\n\n\nOne place you can look is www.rigzone.com on the jobs board. I did a search on welders and found 13 jobs posted:\nhttp://www.rigzone.com/jobs/search_job_results.asp\n\nThere was one company in Columbus, TX looking for 35+ welders. They had a job fair at the end of January, but may still be hiring. \nhttp://www.rigzone.com/jobs/job_posting.asp?p_id=10845\nHere is an ad from Todco:\nhttp://www.rigzone.com/jobs/job_posting.asp?p_id=10933\n\nIf you are not in North America, www.oilcareers.com is a legitimate site that lists primarily UK jobs:\nhttp://www.oilcareers.com/content/categories/welder.asp\n\nIn Australia McConnell Dowell appears to looking for welders:\nhttp://www.macdow.com.au/\n\nGood luck.
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http://www.uprr.com/employment/index.shtml