Gordon Said:

Looking for a job. Suggestions?

We Answered:

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Jorge Said:

Resume put on file, should I continue to pursue?

We Answered:

If they said they're reviewing the applications in April, then it means that is when they are reviewing applications. I think it's too soon to be so aggressively 'proactive' at this point. Send a letter thanking them for their consideration. Sometime in mid to late March, you can send another letter reiterating your interest in the position, and it couldn't hurt to try for a meeting with the manager. But I suggest still pursuing other opportunities now, because if that falls through, you will have waited a long time for nothing.

Sean Said:

First DUI, should I expect jail time?

We Answered:

No one cares about the details.

"First DUI conviction: A fine between $600 to $1,000; 5 days to 1 year in jail; between 48 and 96 hours of community service; and, 12 points against your license."

Colorado does not screw around with DUI's. That's what the law change reflects. It largely deals with multiple offenders though.

You need an attorney. Colorado DUI's show up on your criminal record, so you need to be convicted of something NOT that. Jail time can absolutely come before .2. Do I think you'll get that? Probably not since you are trying to do the right thing by classes. BUT leave the excuse for driving at the door. In my experience with Colorado judges (Denver specifically and I've had plenty) they will not give jail time for first offenders if you own what you did and seem willing to make it right. I assume that you are sorry and know why it's wrong? If so, that attitude comes across nicely.

Stella Said:

I am a 26 year old current MBA graduate living in Illinois and looking to relocate to the Denver area....?

We Answered:

1. What is Denver like for young professionals?
VERY NICE.. COST OF LEAVING IS MUCH CHEAPER AS COMPARE TO CHICAGO, BEAUTIFULL SCENERY.. IN WINTER LIKE NOW. YOU CAN GO FOR SKI AND OTHER WINTER SPORTS
2. What is nightlight/entertainment like?
GOOD SAME AS IN CHICAGO.. CLUBS
3. How would you recommend searching for jobs being that I currently live in IL
GO TO INDEED.COM AND YOU CAN SIGN ON AND LOOK FOR JOBS THAT INTERESTS YOU AND FOR LOCATION PUT DENVER AND YOU WILL START GETTING TARGETED JOBS ADVERTISED IN DENVER
4. What are the major businesses in the area and what is the cost of living like in Denver and just outside?
DENVER AREA IS GETTING LOT OF COMPANIES MOVING FROM WEST COAST AS WE ALL KNOW ITS VERY EXPENSIVE IN WEST COAST... QWEST IS A MAJOR COMPANY BASED IN DENVER, ENGLEWOOD OUTSIDE DENVER HAS LOT OF TECH JOBS AND FOR LIVING AURORA, CO IS BEST AS ITS RIGHT ON THE BORDER OF DENVER AND ITS CLOSER TO ALL MAJOR EXPRESSWAYS AND BUSINESS AND ITS NOT THAT EXPENSIVE

Karl Said:

Moving to Denver, Colorado?

We Answered:

The Ventana that I've seen is right along I-25, near Colorado Blvd. It doesn't look very nice at all from the outside. Keep looking. Check out the Mayfair area. I think apartments in that area are pretty reasonable in price.