i am a leprechan i got me pot of gold dnt need no job te tar te tar *jumps up and down * :)
Looking for jobs in northern ireland?
can you tell what town in northern ireland as i may have something for you . thanks Kenny
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Looking for financial jobs in UK?
I am looking for finance related job in UK. So i feel its better to register or contact with a good consultant. Can anybody suggest me a good financial consultant in UK?
Looking for financial jobs in UK?
if you are looking for a financial related jobs then please go through the site http://www.bsharpe.co.uk/, Bharpe is the UK's leading financial recruitment consultant.
Looking for financial jobs in UK?
if you are looking for a financial related jobs then please go through the site http://www.bsharpe.co.uk/, Bharpe is the UK's leading financial recruitment consultant.
I am looking for house cleaning jobs in my area?
Print some flyer's and hand them out in neighborhoods of high dollar houses in your area. You can expect to get from 1-5% response depending on how good your flyer is and the area you distribute them in.
I am looking for house cleaning jobs in my area?
Where is your area?
I am looking for house cleaning jobs in my area?
Where is your area?
Looking for jobs class 1 or 2 driving?
does anyone know of companys that do long distance between portugal/uk/portugal,
Looking for jobs class 1 or 2 driving?
http://www.clear-stone.co.uk/search.asp
Looking for jobs class 1 or 2 driving?
http://www.clear-stone.co.uk/search.asp
What are the best places to look for jobs within the art and fashion industries?
Jobs in fashion magazines or photographer agencies etc.
What are the best places to look for jobs within the art and fashion industries?
start small with job fairs
Reply:I don't know why this was chosen as best answer. The best answer was given by EllieW. I should have given her best answer myself since I asked the question. Instead I left it up to others... this is what you get. Report Abuse
Reply:at the foundry down the block
Reply:Try Drapers Record
Reply:Paris, Milan, NYC, London
Reply:Gay Pride.
Reply:Try Gojobsite.com . Its free and has jobs in all fields. You put your CV on there and your profile and recruiters/employers contact you. It really works, my bf got all his engineering jobs from there! Try it
Reply:start with your closet
Reply:on the web retailchoice.com
Reply:seventeen
Reply:Try the Job Centre
Reply:It helps if you have a degree in the related area of art/fashion, because it would help you to build up contacts.
Otherwise, I would say try looking at the websites of individual fashion magazines etc to see if they have a Vacancies page, or just send them a CV with a cover letter saying how much you would love to work there. It's just a matter of trying your luck.
Reply:it's a hard business to get into so i'd say try everywhere!
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What are the best places to look for jobs within the art and fashion industries?
start small with job fairs
Reply:I don't know why this was chosen as best answer. The best answer was given by EllieW. I should have given her best answer myself since I asked the question. Instead I left it up to others... this is what you get. Report Abuse
Reply:at the foundry down the block
Reply:Try Drapers Record
Reply:Paris, Milan, NYC, London
Reply:Gay Pride.
Reply:Try Gojobsite.com . Its free and has jobs in all fields. You put your CV on there and your profile and recruiters/employers contact you. It really works, my bf got all his engineering jobs from there! Try it
Reply:start with your closet
Reply:on the web retailchoice.com
Reply:seventeen
Reply:Try the Job Centre
Reply:It helps if you have a degree in the related area of art/fashion, because it would help you to build up contacts.
Otherwise, I would say try looking at the websites of individual fashion magazines etc to see if they have a Vacancies page, or just send them a CV with a cover letter saying how much you would love to work there. It's just a matter of trying your luck.
Reply:it's a hard business to get into so i'd say try everywhere!
flower name
Is there a specific site to look for jobs in Denver & surrounding areas?
Please don't say Monster or Yahoo Hotjobs..They suck.
Is there a specific site to look for jobs in Denver %26amp; surrounding areas?
Try the Denver Post or Denver Business journal - these are local papers with online resources that offer employment opportunities. if there is a specific company or line of worl you are interested in - type the company followed by Denver.
Also, you may try the local CVB (convention and visitors bureau) for assistance about job listings. www.denver.org has a section under Visitors that details Moving Here as an option. Good Luck!
Reply:www.craigslist.com actually has a pretty decent resource for jobs here.
Reply:I've always liked this site. They're the best paying and offer the most benefits but are also the hardest to get.
http://www.gssa.state.co.us/announce/job...
Reply:Which field you belongs to
Are you looking for job or water
beware if that thristy girl caught you, it seems see would jail you for using Denver Water
I am wondering how senseless people -- trying to disturb humanity
Reply:There are not good sites to look for jobs in Denver, or in Colorado.
We do not have the water for more people to move in to the state.
Try Utah, if you must have the mountains.
Is there a specific site to look for jobs in Denver %26amp; surrounding areas?
Try the Denver Post or Denver Business journal - these are local papers with online resources that offer employment opportunities. if there is a specific company or line of worl you are interested in - type the company followed by Denver.
Also, you may try the local CVB (convention and visitors bureau) for assistance about job listings. www.denver.org has a section under Visitors that details Moving Here as an option. Good Luck!
Reply:www.craigslist.com actually has a pretty decent resource for jobs here.
Reply:I've always liked this site. They're the best paying and offer the most benefits but are also the hardest to get.
http://www.gssa.state.co.us/announce/job...
Reply:Which field you belongs to
Are you looking for job or water
beware if that thristy girl caught you, it seems see would jail you for using Denver Water
I am wondering how senseless people -- trying to disturb humanity
Reply:There are not good sites to look for jobs in Denver, or in Colorado.
We do not have the water for more people to move in to the state.
Try Utah, if you must have the mountains.
Where is a good place to look for jobs in NYC?
I am going to turn 18 in a few days and want a job. I have no previous job experiences, any place in NYC that I can have chances with?
Where is a good place to look for jobs in NYC?
bank teller
waitor
retail
cabby(they can make tons of money!)
hope this helps
Reply:Plenty of jobs here:
http://newyork.craigslist.org/
baby name
Where is a good place to look for jobs in NYC?
bank teller
waitor
retail
cabby(they can make tons of money!)
hope this helps
Reply:Plenty of jobs here:
http://newyork.craigslist.org/
baby name
What are the best websites to look for jobs and and respond to ur resumes?
monster.com
What are the best websites to look for jobs and and respond to ur resumes?
A great site that is a "harvester" site is www.indeed.com, you can search multimple job boards from one site.
Reply:I got the most responses and best offers right here.
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
Reply:Careerbuilder.com mos def. I get letters everyday.
Reply:Like everyone else said, monster.com isn't a bad site to check out and it's free. I never got a job through them (I'm only looking for part time work) but I have had several calls from employers wanting interviews. Good luck!
Reply:The best way to get a Job is to get out and actively look for a job or try your local newspaper. Look in the classifieds. In my opinion the internet is not very good for finding a job. Good luck!
Reply:I got my current job on Monster.com. It's a good one too.
Reply:Forget Monster, I had the best luck on careerbuilder.com
What are the best websites to look for jobs and and respond to ur resumes?
A great site that is a "harvester" site is www.indeed.com, you can search multimple job boards from one site.
Reply:I got the most responses and best offers right here.
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
Reply:Careerbuilder.com mos def. I get letters everyday.
Reply:Like everyone else said, monster.com isn't a bad site to check out and it's free. I never got a job through them (I'm only looking for part time work) but I have had several calls from employers wanting interviews. Good luck!
Reply:The best way to get a Job is to get out and actively look for a job or try your local newspaper. Look in the classifieds. In my opinion the internet is not very good for finding a job. Good luck!
Reply:I got my current job on Monster.com. It's a good one too.
Reply:Forget Monster, I had the best luck on careerbuilder.com
What type of jobs should I be looking for with a Assoicate's Degree in Business Administration?
I am looking to move to Miami and I wanted to know what type of jobs should I look for in the Miami Area.
What type of jobs should I be looking for with a Assoicate's Degree in Business Administration?
You can get entry level jobs in Accounting, Human Resources, Customer Service, Sales, Receptionist, or Administrative Assistant. Please do not delay in getting your BBA degree. It puts you ina better position for great jobs.
http://www.faqfarm.com/Q/What_jobs_can_y...
What type of jobs should I be looking for with a Assoicate's Degree in Business Administration?
You can get entry level jobs in Accounting, Human Resources, Customer Service, Sales, Receptionist, or Administrative Assistant. Please do not delay in getting your BBA degree. It puts you ina better position for great jobs.
http://www.faqfarm.com/Q/What_jobs_can_y...
New to the houston,tx. area,looking for jobs in healthcare clinics/doctor's offices as a rad tech vs. hosp
You might consider a fast growing company located in the Dallas area. They are a health and dental benefits company and they offer an awesome opportunity to work from home as a benefits rep. You may just want to check this out!
Im looking for jobs in craiglist.com but i i found a whole bunch i just dont know how to reply back nothing?
comes out like a fax number email adress......
Im looking for jobs in craiglist.com but i i found a whole bunch i just dont know how to reply back nothing?
Copy their cl e-mail addy on the top left of the ad. Go to your Yahoo e-mail and compose a new message and paste the cl e-mail addy in the To: Address line.
welsh name
Im looking for jobs in craiglist.com but i i found a whole bunch i just dont know how to reply back nothing?
Copy their cl e-mail addy on the top left of the ad. Go to your Yahoo e-mail and compose a new message and paste the cl e-mail addy in the To: Address line.
welsh name
Why was I asked at an interview how my job search was going and what type of jobs I was looking for?
Is this really any of their business?
Why was I asked at an interview how my job search was going and what type of jobs I was looking for?
I was asked that at two interviews as well. I think it's their way of seeing how interested you are in this job. I was honest with both employers and I got offered both jobs. I just said I had a couple of other things going on, but after the interview I still sent a thank you note saying I was interested. I now have an AWESOME job. Be honest but make sure they know you're very interested if you are.
Reply:More than likely, they want to understand where you are in your search. If you're far along, or just starting, it helps guide the recruiter/hiring manager if they're interested in you.
Reply:Yes its their business to know what type of person they are going to deal with if you had to be hired.
is a normal stupid old fashion way interview.
Sometimes asking you what type of job you looking for is a way of them to know where you can feet in their project if you are what they are looking for.
so all i can say to you when ever you go and interview always tell the truth about yourself and the things you like and do, who knows you may feet in their list and get hired
Why was I asked at an interview how my job search was going and what type of jobs I was looking for?
I was asked that at two interviews as well. I think it's their way of seeing how interested you are in this job. I was honest with both employers and I got offered both jobs. I just said I had a couple of other things going on, but after the interview I still sent a thank you note saying I was interested. I now have an AWESOME job. Be honest but make sure they know you're very interested if you are.
Reply:More than likely, they want to understand where you are in your search. If you're far along, or just starting, it helps guide the recruiter/hiring manager if they're interested in you.
Reply:Yes its their business to know what type of person they are going to deal with if you had to be hired.
is a normal stupid old fashion way interview.
Sometimes asking you what type of job you looking for is a way of them to know where you can feet in their project if you are what they are looking for.
so all i can say to you when ever you go and interview always tell the truth about yourself and the things you like and do, who knows you may feet in their list and get hired
I am 15 years of age, and am looking for a job. What jobs in the Dallas area hire 15 year olds?
I don't know what country the first poster is in, but it's not in the US obviously. Companies can hire starting at age fourteen. However, so many jobs that were once delegated to teens such as fast food and grocery stores are now going to immigrant populations. Still, that being said, it is still your best bet. Grocery stores will be easiest and flexible with scheduling. Fast food places such as Sonic will be easier as well, particularly if you do not speak spanish as a first language. Regular restaurants will be easy as well, as at that age you can do things such as hosting if you present a confident and neat appearance. If being outdoors/swimming is fun to you for the summer, you might check in to lifeguard training. Between municipal pools, the Y, and the local waterparks (such as NRH2O, Hawaiian Falls, etc.), they are always trying to find enough lifeguard staff. Theme parks such as Six Flags also hire teens. Local rec centers are worth checking out too. Most movie theaters will hire fifteen year olds as well.
I am 15 years of age, and am looking for a job. What jobs in the Dallas area hire 15 year olds?
it's not against the law to hire a 15 yr old but you can only work certain amount of hours and until certain times of night.
When I was fifteen I got a job at an animal hospital at Jupiter/Lookout. I'm sure other animal hospitals would be willing to do the same. It's bathing and walking dogs, and cleaning up after them.
I also had a friend get a job at 15 at Spring Creek BBQ, this was several years ago but you could try.
Reply:It is against federal law to hire any-one under the age of 16.
There are some exceptions in the agricultural and family owned business areas. Best to call your local government
Labor and industries agency.
Reply:you could try AMC Theatre's at desert ridge market place at
21001 N. Tatum Blvd
Phoenix, AZ 85050
I am 15 years of age, and am looking for a job. What jobs in the Dallas area hire 15 year olds?
it's not against the law to hire a 15 yr old but you can only work certain amount of hours and until certain times of night.
When I was fifteen I got a job at an animal hospital at Jupiter/Lookout. I'm sure other animal hospitals would be willing to do the same. It's bathing and walking dogs, and cleaning up after them.
I also had a friend get a job at 15 at Spring Creek BBQ, this was several years ago but you could try.
Reply:It is against federal law to hire any-one under the age of 16.
There are some exceptions in the agricultural and family owned business areas. Best to call your local government
Labor and industries agency.
Reply:you could try AMC Theatre's at desert ridge market place at
21001 N. Tatum Blvd
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Pilots looking for jobs,email full cv...type,tri,tre,pic hours ect...?
CV? You must be from a foreign country. Most Americans have no idea what a CV is. Where are you and what are you looking for?
Pilots looking for jobs,email full cv...type,tri,tre,pic hours ect...?
Very interesting - now, do you actually have a question?
Reply:Can you even pronounce "currriculum vitae" correctly?
Reply:Sorry Mark I had to say this (as a joke).
Can you even spell Curriculum Vitae?
Reply:LoL, is that a offer?, im sending you my deta.............
Pilots looking for jobs,email full cv...type,tri,tre,pic hours ect...?
Very interesting - now, do you actually have a question?
Reply:Can you even pronounce "currriculum vitae" correctly?
Reply:Sorry Mark I had to say this (as a joke).
Can you even spell Curriculum Vitae?
Reply:LoL, is that a offer?, im sending you my deta.............
I am an advocate of High Court in India having 14+ years experience and I am looking for job opportunity?
I have exposure of practice before High Court, Debt Recovery Tribunals and Civil Courts and have 14+ years of experience in the field. I have been conducting vetting documents of financial institutions and also providing legal opinions relating to immovable properties. Liked to be appointed as Legal Manager at middle or top level, managing legal affairs of the organisation. Presently getting around Rs.1.5 lakhs per month and looking comparatively higher.
I am an advocate of High Court in India having 14+ years experience and I am looking for job opportunity?
You are not supposed to use Yahoo Answers to job search. You will probably get kicked off for this.
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I am an advocate of High Court in India having 14+ years experience and I am looking for job opportunity?
You are not supposed to use Yahoo Answers to job search. You will probably get kicked off for this.
exotic names
Where to look for jobs - besides the internet?
I need to find a job - basic job not a career or anything like that - just something to pay the bills while I'm going to college and taking care of my family.I've tried internet job searches to no avail.What technique should I use whilst trying to find a job, real life apps or online apps or a combination?
Where to look for jobs - besides the internet?
A combination, definitely.
In addition to regular job search engines, try craig's list. Check newspaper want ads and job ads. Also, if there is a local store or business you would like to work at, go in and ask if they are hiring. Fill out an application. We used to call it "pounding the pavement."
Good luck.
Where to look for jobs - besides the internet?
A combination, definitely.
In addition to regular job search engines, try craig's list. Check newspaper want ads and job ads. Also, if there is a local store or business you would like to work at, go in and ask if they are hiring. Fill out an application. We used to call it "pounding the pavement."
Good luck.
Where do you look on the internet to find what types of jobs australia are looking for ?
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Where do you look on the internet to find what types of jobs australia are looking for ?
I think you're asking about the types of jobs that are eligible for skilled immigration. If so, here are the lists:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-s... (the jobs with the most critical shortages)
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1121... (the full list)
Reply:seek.com.au
but if you mean will your line of work be required in Australia, google search the immigration department to see what professions they are looking for as not everyone can come to Australia, they usually want certain professions like engineers, doctors, nurses, etc.
Reply:kangaroo pouch carries wanted ads daily to your door if you enter subscription
Reply:yahoo
Reply:google
Reply:http://jobsearch.gov.au
Where do you look on the internet to find what types of jobs australia are looking for ?
I think you're asking about the types of jobs that are eligible for skilled immigration. If so, here are the lists:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-s... (the jobs with the most critical shortages)
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1121... (the full list)
Reply:seek.com.au
but if you mean will your line of work be required in Australia, google search the immigration department to see what professions they are looking for as not everyone can come to Australia, they usually want certain professions like engineers, doctors, nurses, etc.
Reply:kangaroo pouch carries wanted ads daily to your door if you enter subscription
Reply:yahoo
Reply:google
Reply:http://jobsearch.gov.au
Looking for jobs in Sacramento, ca any suggestion?
Bus driver perfered
Looking for jobs in Sacramento, ca any suggestion?
Check the Sacramento Bee. I think their website (Sacbee.com) has a pretty extensive list of jobs in the classifieds section. Monster.com and hotjobs.com also have sections specifically for jobs in Sacramento. If you're interested in being a school bus driver, check out all the local school district websites(Elk Grove, Sac, Folsom, etc.) Good Luck
Reply:Here you go.....
Looking for jobs in Sacramento, ca any suggestion?
Check the Sacramento Bee. I think their website (Sacbee.com) has a pretty extensive list of jobs in the classifieds section. Monster.com and hotjobs.com also have sections specifically for jobs in Sacramento. If you're interested in being a school bus driver, check out all the local school district websites(Elk Grove, Sac, Folsom, etc.) Good Luck
Reply:Here you go.....
Looking for jobs abroad tenerife?
Im looking to work abroad, i would like to work in Tenerife. I have been searching the internet but i cant find any please help
Looking for jobs abroad tenerife?
OK Try these links:
http://www.guiatenerife.com/elbaul/
http://tenerife.loquo.com/?fix=1
http://www.canariasanuncia.com/
http://www.tablondeanuncios.com/clasific...
http://www.tenerife-abc.com/dir/index.ht...
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Looking for jobs abroad tenerife?
OK Try these links:
http://www.guiatenerife.com/elbaul/
http://tenerife.loquo.com/?fix=1
http://www.canariasanuncia.com/
http://www.tablondeanuncios.com/clasific...
http://www.tenerife-abc.com/dir/index.ht...
gothic names
Looking for over seas jobs for military clean up work
someone was saying the military is hiring for work over seas can you find out for me thanks
Looking for over seas jobs for military clean up work
You can try a military recruiter, join up and get assigned to police call!
Naw, just playing, there are so many contractors overseas and I answer this question every other day it seems. Browse their sites and send a resume for where and what you do or want. They all have jobs everywhere including of course SouthWest Asia.
http://www.kbr.com/careers/about_kbr/ind...
Also there is DynaCorp. This an awesome company that has what you are looking for too. They have been around for decades and served in every conflict.
http://www.dyn-intl.com/
And finally, there's ITT another good one with variety of jobs in the field you like. I know folks who work there too.
http://www.ittsystems.com/
Reply:All jobs like that are done by local hires. The military only uses stateside hires for highly technical jobs or jobs that require a security clearance.
Reply:try www.usajobs.opm.gov
Reply:try www.kbr.com
or usaajobs.gov. i think that is the website.
Looking for over seas jobs for military clean up work
You can try a military recruiter, join up and get assigned to police call!
Naw, just playing, there are so many contractors overseas and I answer this question every other day it seems. Browse their sites and send a resume for where and what you do or want. They all have jobs everywhere including of course SouthWest Asia.
http://www.kbr.com/careers/about_kbr/ind...
Also there is DynaCorp. This an awesome company that has what you are looking for too. They have been around for decades and served in every conflict.
http://www.dyn-intl.com/
And finally, there's ITT another good one with variety of jobs in the field you like. I know folks who work there too.
http://www.ittsystems.com/
Reply:All jobs like that are done by local hires. The military only uses stateside hires for highly technical jobs or jobs that require a security clearance.
Reply:try www.usajobs.opm.gov
Reply:try www.kbr.com
or usaajobs.gov. i think that is the website.
Looking for jobs in the entertainment business. Acting/modeling?
Acting/Modeling jobs are located in NYC.
Looking for jobs in the entertainment business. Acting/modeling?
Not sure where you live, but LA %26amp; NY are definitely the big cities for what you're looking for. However, that doesn't mean you can't do it from you small town.
Google 'your city/state film commission' and they have all the entertainment related contacts: agents, casting directors, etc. Good luck.
Reply:For Modeling, I would recommend
http://www.hollywoodnorth.com
Looking for jobs in the entertainment business. Acting/modeling?
Not sure where you live, but LA %26amp; NY are definitely the big cities for what you're looking for. However, that doesn't mean you can't do it from you small town.
Google 'your city/state film commission' and they have all the entertainment related contacts: agents, casting directors, etc. Good luck.
Reply:For Modeling, I would recommend
http://www.hollywoodnorth.com
I'm looking for work from home jobs does anyone know any good ones?
has anyone heard of expresspaidsurveys.com if so could you let me know what they're like to work for,thanks in advance.
I'm looking for work from home jobs does anyone know any good ones?
The survey thing did not work out for me. It took me years to find the right company to settle down with for a lifetime. From experience, Jennifer
Reply:I am a mother of 2 and I work from home and TOTALLY love it! I make about $600-1000 a month working part time. The others on my team who work more hours make a lot more than me. I work as an independent consultant for Passion Parties. I basically give parties and people buy my products. It's kind of like Mary Kay but "sensual item" style. The products really sell themselves so you don't have to be good in sales. I make 40% of whatever I sell the night of the party. I don't have to wait for a paycheck. And, I also make a % of everyone who signs under me. If I make a certain amount in sales per month, I get bonus checks directly from passion parties too. It's a very legit company and I am so glad that I chose them when looking to work from home. They have been around for about 13 years and I have been with them for 2. I love it. If you are over 18 and want more info, contact me or go to my website at http://www.hostpassions.com
Reply:You can get a work from home job without spending any fee as
Home based customer service agent
Writer
Tutor
Medical transcriptionist
You can get links of online companies hiring online workers at
jobzonline.blogspot.com
I'm looking for work from home jobs does anyone know any good ones?
The survey thing did not work out for me. It took me years to find the right company to settle down with for a lifetime. From experience, Jennifer
Reply:I am a mother of 2 and I work from home and TOTALLY love it! I make about $600-1000 a month working part time. The others on my team who work more hours make a lot more than me. I work as an independent consultant for Passion Parties. I basically give parties and people buy my products. It's kind of like Mary Kay but "sensual item" style. The products really sell themselves so you don't have to be good in sales. I make 40% of whatever I sell the night of the party. I don't have to wait for a paycheck. And, I also make a % of everyone who signs under me. If I make a certain amount in sales per month, I get bonus checks directly from passion parties too. It's a very legit company and I am so glad that I chose them when looking to work from home. They have been around for about 13 years and I have been with them for 2. I love it. If you are over 18 and want more info, contact me or go to my website at http://www.hostpassions.com
Reply:You can get a work from home job without spending any fee as
Home based customer service agent
Writer
Tutor
Medical transcriptionist
You can get links of online companies hiring online workers at
jobzonline.blogspot.com
Looking for Jobs in Buenos Aires, Argentina?
There is a new company who moved down there from San Francisco, www.emochila.com
My friend worked for them up in the Bay Area, and furthermore, they are paying in dollars in order to facilitate sales in Argentina. They are located right in downtown Buenos Aires.
You might visit them at www.emochila.com and inquire. You can also search them on the Buenos Aires Craigslist.
Looking for Jobs in Buenos Aires, Argentina?
Hi frnds!!!
U can do this online jobs from ur home or from office and u can do this from cybercafe(browsing centre) also ................
in this job there is no limited earnings(salary), from this job u can earn unlimited because this gives the commisions for ur work......
ican challenge you that u can earn 1000$-2500$ for a week by spending one hour time/day.the earnings may increase with increase in ur time in this job .....
definitely u will earn more than the other ways......................
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My friend worked for them up in the Bay Area, and furthermore, they are paying in dollars in order to facilitate sales in Argentina. They are located right in downtown Buenos Aires.
You might visit them at www.emochila.com and inquire. You can also search them on the Buenos Aires Craigslist.
Looking for Jobs in Buenos Aires, Argentina?
Hi frnds!!!
U can do this online jobs from ur home or from office and u can do this from cybercafe(browsing centre) also ................
in this job there is no limited earnings(salary), from this job u can earn unlimited because this gives the commisions for ur work......
ican challenge you that u can earn 1000$-2500$ for a week by spending one hour time/day.the earnings may increase with increase in ur time in this job .....
definitely u will earn more than the other ways......................
http://www.freewebs.com/geteasyjobs
swedish names
Where is the best place to look for jobs in Italy?
I'm thinking of moving there soon and am looking for work for a few months.
Where is the best place to look for jobs in Italy?
depends on how good your Italian is. If you are athletic, it might be worth considering the ski slopes. These resorts always need bilingual people
Reply:Bergamo airport there is a high demand from cargo employers looking for staff
Reply:Their local job centre.
Reply:mmm try wales your sure to find an italian job there
Reply:visit a italian job centre.....
Reply:The Vatican,They're always looking for rent-boys.lol
Where is the best place to look for jobs in Italy?
depends on how good your Italian is. If you are athletic, it might be worth considering the ski slopes. These resorts always need bilingual people
Reply:Bergamo airport there is a high demand from cargo employers looking for staff
Reply:Their local job centre.
Reply:mmm try wales your sure to find an italian job there
Reply:visit a italian job centre.....
Reply:The Vatican,They're always looking for rent-boys.lol
Environmental Manager looking for jobs?
What kind of jobs or internships can someone with a masters degree in environmental management get fresh out of college with no experience. Where do you recommend looking for them.
Environmental Manager looking for jobs?
Ya, I helped my friend through this too. She's working at a cougar sanctuary in WV now.
Reply:yellow pages!
Environmental Manager looking for jobs?
Ya, I helped my friend through this too. She's working at a cougar sanctuary in WV now.
Reply:yellow pages!
I am looking for jobs in New York in part time , because I am a student.?
There are always jobs - many are not well paid but if you are wiling, for example, to wash dishes, there are thousands of small restaurants that are willing to hire without the proper paperwork and permits.
Good luck to you
I am looking for jobs in New York in part time , because I am a student.?
i was in your same situation i moved form LA to NY i just became a stripper and made loot. i made more money stripping then my job i have now working for AT@T as a supervisor. stripping is not a long term job that why i got in and out but u can make a whole lot of loot trust me.
Reply:Hope youre learning how to write a question while you're there!
Reply:here's a list of some web sites you should take a look at
http://www.snagajob.com/default.aspx?ref...
http://part-time.careerbuilder.com/jobse...
http://www.groovejob.com/jobs/search
http://www.newyorkcityparttimejobs.com/
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
http://www.simplyhired.com/
http://www.jobs-ideas.com/Jobs/part-time...
http://www.jobasto.com/search-jobs/part+...
I hope you find a job soon
Reply:nice grammar. you would fit right in at a 7-eleven
Good luck to you
I am looking for jobs in New York in part time , because I am a student.?
i was in your same situation i moved form LA to NY i just became a stripper and made loot. i made more money stripping then my job i have now working for AT@T as a supervisor. stripping is not a long term job that why i got in and out but u can make a whole lot of loot trust me.
Reply:Hope youre learning how to write a question while you're there!
Reply:here's a list of some web sites you should take a look at
http://www.snagajob.com/default.aspx?ref...
http://part-time.careerbuilder.com/jobse...
http://www.groovejob.com/jobs/search
http://www.newyorkcityparttimejobs.com/
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
http://www.simplyhired.com/
http://www.jobs-ideas.com/Jobs/part-time...
http://www.jobasto.com/search-jobs/part+...
I hope you find a job soon
Reply:nice grammar. you would fit right in at a 7-eleven
Do y ou know of any graduates/ undergrads in bangkok who are looking for jobs?
Please indicate whether you are looking for part time or full time. Email to me at atserene@gmail.com
Do y ou know of any graduates/ undergrads in bangkok who are looking for jobs?
I know some undergraduates, who did not find any good jobs and decided to go "under" other "graduates"
It is sad, but with how thigns are in Bangkok, it is true.
Reply:what kind of job? a windjob is suppose?
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Do y ou know of any graduates/ undergrads in bangkok who are looking for jobs?
I know some undergraduates, who did not find any good jobs and decided to go "under" other "graduates"
It is sad, but with how thigns are in Bangkok, it is true.
Reply:what kind of job? a windjob is suppose?
name spelling
Looking for banking jobs in Chicago any contact email /number of job consultants ?
Start with the temp agencies.
Looking for banking jobs in Chicago any contact email /number of job consultants ?
Try a bank Teller for info.
Looking for banking jobs in Chicago any contact email /number of job consultants ?
Try a bank Teller for info.
Looking for job in production entertainment in CA?
How do I get into TV production work as an assistant? I have a BA in communications. I have applied to hundreds of jobs with no response at all. I am so frustrated. I will start at the bottom and work my way up. I just want a chance!
Looking for job in production entertainment in CA?
Have you check the Job Openings via the all the Network's Career Site?
http://www.cbscorporation.com/careers/in...
http://www.foxcareers.com
http://careers.newscorp.com
http://corporate.disney.go.com/careers/i...
https://careers.timewarner.com
https://jobhuntweb.viacom.com/jobhunt/ma...
http://www.nbcunicareers.com
Check these sites at least once a month - you never know when an opening will be available. Internship is also another way to get your foot in the door. But most of them are usually available for people who are still in College.
You can also check out http://www.entertainmentcareers.net
and http://losangeles.craigslist.org/tfr/
They often list production job openings for TV Networks.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:Where in California? If not in the LA area you may have to look for other opportunities. What I mean is look for employment in similar industry areas you may not have considered. A/V, TV, sound crew, etc. It is all work experience on the resume.
These articles may give you some ideas on how to survive in this industry.
TV Film %26amp; Video Careers
http://www.whatnots.cc/ac_articles.html#...
Hope this helps, and good luck!
Looking for job in production entertainment in CA?
Have you check the Job Openings via the all the Network's Career Site?
http://www.cbscorporation.com/careers/in...
http://www.foxcareers.com
http://careers.newscorp.com
http://corporate.disney.go.com/careers/i...
https://careers.timewarner.com
https://jobhuntweb.viacom.com/jobhunt/ma...
http://www.nbcunicareers.com
Check these sites at least once a month - you never know when an opening will be available. Internship is also another way to get your foot in the door. But most of them are usually available for people who are still in College.
You can also check out http://www.entertainmentcareers.net
and http://losangeles.craigslist.org/tfr/
They often list production job openings for TV Networks.
Good Luck!!!
Reply:Where in California? If not in the LA area you may have to look for other opportunities. What I mean is look for employment in similar industry areas you may not have considered. A/V, TV, sound crew, etc. It is all work experience on the resume.
These articles may give you some ideas on how to survive in this industry.
TV Film %26amp; Video Careers
http://www.whatnots.cc/ac_articles.html#...
Hope this helps, and good luck!
Im looking for a job online but all the sites im finding is only for major jobs nothing little?
ok so im looking for a job...im mostly interested in auto body right now but i dont have much experience im just looking for a job that i can start learning but those online sites are mostly only looking for advanced positions and stuff...anyone know a site that has all positions and many job listings?
Im looking for a job online but all the sites im finding is only for major jobs nothing little?
On this website is a guide for finding jobs online and some advice on how to learn more and be successful. Take a look, you won't regret it.
http://www.squidoo.com/online_jobs/
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Reply:What State are you in? They usually have positions that the State puts out or they have links to different cities for positions that are open.. like I live in Nevada and would go to http://nv.gov/new_Employment.htm#Jobs
Good luck
Reply:http://craigslist.org
You won't find the job in one day. Keep checking the site every day more than once a day. And you can put your resume there too.
Reply:monster.com
or simply type in auto body jobs on the internet...
I'm sorry if this didnt help
Reply:Auto Body Help wanted...
This is the type of job that you'll just have to knock on doors to get you are not going to find it on Monster.com.
If you don't have much experience you can start as an auto body helper, it pays a little less but you learn the tricks of the trade and gain experience.
If you haven't already done so.. check your local Sunday paper too.
Also go to your states employment office and career center .
Reply:Hope these job websites can help you.
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com
http://www.craigslist.org
http://www.usejob.com
Reply:You can get work from home job without spending any fee as
Home based customer service agent
Writer
Tutor
Medical transcriptionist
You can get links of online companies hiring online workers at
www.jobzonline.blogspot.com
Im looking for a job online but all the sites im finding is only for major jobs nothing little?
On this website is a guide for finding jobs online and some advice on how to learn more and be successful. Take a look, you won't regret it.
http://www.squidoo.com/online_jobs/
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Reply:What State are you in? They usually have positions that the State puts out or they have links to different cities for positions that are open.. like I live in Nevada and would go to http://nv.gov/new_Employment.htm#Jobs
Good luck
Reply:http://craigslist.org
You won't find the job in one day. Keep checking the site every day more than once a day. And you can put your resume there too.
Reply:monster.com
or simply type in auto body jobs on the internet...
I'm sorry if this didnt help
Reply:Auto Body Help wanted...
This is the type of job that you'll just have to knock on doors to get you are not going to find it on Monster.com.
If you don't have much experience you can start as an auto body helper, it pays a little less but you learn the tricks of the trade and gain experience.
If you haven't already done so.. check your local Sunday paper too.
Also go to your states employment office and career center .
Reply:Hope these job websites can help you.
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com
http://www.craigslist.org
http://www.usejob.com
Reply:You can get work from home job without spending any fee as
Home based customer service agent
Writer
Tutor
Medical transcriptionist
You can get links of online companies hiring online workers at
www.jobzonline.blogspot.com
Looking for job possibilities in the greater Orlando, Florida area?
I will be transitioning out of Active Duty Army. My final out date is not until June, but I wanted to get a jump start on a new job. I will be moving to Kissimmee, FL which is in the greater Orlando area. I am looking for some good job possibilities in that area. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Looking for job possibilities in the greater Orlando, Florida area?
http://www.osceolanewsgazette.com/ - this is Kissimmee's local newspaper which is issued every thurs. %26amp; sat., you can check the classified section for jobs, best to look at a specific job category than the employment category ;-)
You'll probably have better luck here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/classifie...
This is the Orlando Sentinel newspaper serving the greater Orlando area, you can search by a specific city or click on one of the categories for all job listings, they also have where you can post your resume and receive email alerts about jobs.
Good Luck %26amp; thanks for your service!!
Reply:In Kissimmee you'll be near all the Disney tourist area related businesses. So that would be a good start, especially since Disney World hires more employees for the summer season.
Other than that, the Orlando job market is very tight. There's a lot of people out there looking for jobs.
You should contact some Veteran groups to see if they have any job placement assistance.
Good luck, and thank you for your service!
Reply:right now, you will be lucky to find a job.
walmart - hiring freeze
disney - only hiring certain fields
Universal - same as disney
avaiable jobs may be McDonalds. or some fast food restaurants.
What is you specality? That may help...
check out Monster.com
Or the OrlandoSentinal.com (spelling not sure of)
Live here. Know that there are no jobs. The hospitals may be hiring some housekeepers and food service workers. Not sure though.
good luck.
Reply:A veterans group should start a Girl Scout cookie program.Girl Scouts make a 20% profit without a business license or a degree.This would be a dignified way to survive instead of begging with a cardboard sign.Beggars who engage the target increase the rate of return.Girl Scouts are engaging and the interaction is pleasant.A high protein cookie would provide a working lunch for bankrupt America.
Reply:The job market sucks. Unemployment is high.
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Looking for job possibilities in the greater Orlando, Florida area?
http://www.osceolanewsgazette.com/ - this is Kissimmee's local newspaper which is issued every thurs. %26amp; sat., you can check the classified section for jobs, best to look at a specific job category than the employment category ;-)
You'll probably have better luck here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/classifie...
This is the Orlando Sentinel newspaper serving the greater Orlando area, you can search by a specific city or click on one of the categories for all job listings, they also have where you can post your resume and receive email alerts about jobs.
Good Luck %26amp; thanks for your service!!
Reply:In Kissimmee you'll be near all the Disney tourist area related businesses. So that would be a good start, especially since Disney World hires more employees for the summer season.
Other than that, the Orlando job market is very tight. There's a lot of people out there looking for jobs.
You should contact some Veteran groups to see if they have any job placement assistance.
Good luck, and thank you for your service!
Reply:right now, you will be lucky to find a job.
walmart - hiring freeze
disney - only hiring certain fields
Universal - same as disney
avaiable jobs may be McDonalds. or some fast food restaurants.
What is you specality? That may help...
check out Monster.com
Or the OrlandoSentinal.com (spelling not sure of)
Live here. Know that there are no jobs. The hospitals may be hiring some housekeepers and food service workers. Not sure though.
good luck.
Reply:A veterans group should start a Girl Scout cookie program.Girl Scouts make a 20% profit without a business license or a degree.This would be a dignified way to survive instead of begging with a cardboard sign.Beggars who engage the target increase the rate of return.Girl Scouts are engaging and the interaction is pleasant.A high protein cookie would provide a working lunch for bankrupt America.
Reply:The job market sucks. Unemployment is high.
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If your looking for a job and everyone is going for the untrain jobs,should not everybody who want a job train
train i something you might not like but just to get a good wage
If your looking for a job and everyone is going for the untrain jobs,should not everybody who want a job train
Loving the Answer above - he dares to make fun of someone else's grammar but can't actually spell. The word is GRAMMAR.
In answer to the question, yes, of course you're correct. People who have training and qualifications always have far more prospects than those who do not. But, why not find something you do like? There are loads of different areas that you could train in so you're bound to find something that you do like.
Plus, even if you think you don't like something now, you might learn to like it. Usually your interest in a particular subject will increase naturally after you learn more about it. And remember that many people's enjoyment of work is derived from the people that they work with, rather than from the actual job that they do.
Also, qualifications can be beneficial even if they're not in the field that you work in. There are vast numbers of university graduates whose degrees are in a field unrelated to what they work in, but that doesn't mean that their degree is worthless.
Reply:Grammer teaching positions are not for everybody!
If your looking for a job and everyone is going for the untrain jobs,should not everybody who want a job train
Loving the Answer above - he dares to make fun of someone else's grammar but can't actually spell. The word is GRAMMAR.
In answer to the question, yes, of course you're correct. People who have training and qualifications always have far more prospects than those who do not. But, why not find something you do like? There are loads of different areas that you could train in so you're bound to find something that you do like.
Plus, even if you think you don't like something now, you might learn to like it. Usually your interest in a particular subject will increase naturally after you learn more about it. And remember that many people's enjoyment of work is derived from the people that they work with, rather than from the actual job that they do.
Also, qualifications can be beneficial even if they're not in the field that you work in. There are vast numbers of university graduates whose degrees are in a field unrelated to what they work in, but that doesn't mean that their degree is worthless.
Reply:Grammer teaching positions are not for everybody!
Why do pet supply stores do this, when hiring or looking for job applicants?
Why do pet supply stores (including Petsmart stores), refuse to interview and hire a qualified job applicant that has knowledge in animals?
I have been in 4H when I was a kid, and I know a lot of things relating to pets. I have been with animals all my life. I have been refused an interview, when I qualified for the job. I have what it takes to work for a pet supply store, but none of them will even interview me.
Why do pet supply stores do this, when hiring or looking for job applicants?
if you really want the job (or the interview for that matter), you need to be more persistent. did you call them every single week to see when they'll have time to interview you? how does your application look? perhaps start with that. if you simply put on there that you grew up with animals, that is not enough--you need to beef it up. why don't you go in there on monday (dressed nicely as if it were an actual interview) and ask to speak to a manager. Let him/her know that you're interested and tell them a little about yourself. don't go off about how you grew up with pets. instead, walk in there and tell them that you love animals, yet lack the experience, but you're a fast learner who is willing to learn. then throw out a closing question. something like, "when can i come in for an official interview, i'd really like to work here. what's better for you, mornings or afternoons?"
Reply:Yea... Have you worked elsewhere? You're not just working with pets at a pet supply store, you're working with people. Also, are you old enough? No criminal record? Do they actually NEED any more personell?
If not, there are probably just more qualified people applying, or there could be a prejudice issue or something of that swort.
Reply:Because knowledge is one thing having experience is another. Maybe you never worked at a retail environment before. So, try to apply elsewhere and gain some experience before applying at Petsmart stores. You need at least a year of retail experience before working at Petsmart. Good luck.
Reply:they may not wnat someone knowledgable because you might understand their bad conditions that most people wouldn't
Reply:Perhaps you could focus your energies to work at an animal shelter, or similar.
I have been in 4H when I was a kid, and I know a lot of things relating to pets. I have been with animals all my life. I have been refused an interview, when I qualified for the job. I have what it takes to work for a pet supply store, but none of them will even interview me.
Why do pet supply stores do this, when hiring or looking for job applicants?
if you really want the job (or the interview for that matter), you need to be more persistent. did you call them every single week to see when they'll have time to interview you? how does your application look? perhaps start with that. if you simply put on there that you grew up with animals, that is not enough--you need to beef it up. why don't you go in there on monday (dressed nicely as if it were an actual interview) and ask to speak to a manager. Let him/her know that you're interested and tell them a little about yourself. don't go off about how you grew up with pets. instead, walk in there and tell them that you love animals, yet lack the experience, but you're a fast learner who is willing to learn. then throw out a closing question. something like, "when can i come in for an official interview, i'd really like to work here. what's better for you, mornings or afternoons?"
Reply:Yea... Have you worked elsewhere? You're not just working with pets at a pet supply store, you're working with people. Also, are you old enough? No criminal record? Do they actually NEED any more personell?
If not, there are probably just more qualified people applying, or there could be a prejudice issue or something of that swort.
Reply:Because knowledge is one thing having experience is another. Maybe you never worked at a retail environment before. So, try to apply elsewhere and gain some experience before applying at Petsmart stores. You need at least a year of retail experience before working at Petsmart. Good luck.
Reply:they may not wnat someone knowledgable because you might understand their bad conditions that most people wouldn't
Reply:Perhaps you could focus your energies to work at an animal shelter, or similar.
I am under 15 and I am looking for a job other than babysitting. What are some jobs I could do?
Here's a short list of jobs which you can create to generate income:
1. Learn calligraphy so that you can provide handwritten invitations and thank you notes to prospective wedding parties, birthday celebrations, etc. Seek out clients through wedding planners at nearby churches and temples. A starter calligraphy kit usually runs around $20 and anyone can easily pick up this skill. The going rate is usually $1 per hand addressed item.
2. Become a "poser" who assists wedding photographers in setting and arranging various individuals in group and single photographic positions. "Posers" carry around a sketch book of various sitting and standing poses which consists of onion skin overlays of various wedding pictures bound in albums. Again, contact local wedding photographers and wedding planners, accordingly. The hourly pay is around $10-$12 per hour and you are often invited to attend all dining activities.
3. Seek from your neighbors a gardner position which involves planting, weed removal, plant/tree trimming, light brush clearance. You will be using the neighbor's equipment and tools. Again, do not represent yourself as a lawn mower since there are any number of safety issues involved. A door-to-door solicitation of surrounding neighbors is required and you can charge between $6 to $9 per hour.
4. Offer policing/removal or clearance of trash services to surrounding neighbors which involve trash pickup within nearby residential area. Limit the extent of pickup to small areas and be aware that there are no hazardous terrain or elements involved in this process. Again, a door-to-door solicitation of neighbors is in order. You can charge between $6.75 to $7.50 per hour.
5. Acquire a set of window cleaning tools [a bucket, liquid window cleaner, sponge, squeegee, handle with an extension and a small step ladder] and solicit local businesses for your window cleaning services. However, be careful to limit the height of the window cleaning to no higher than one story. Charge $1 per window panel.
6. Become a proxy/stand-in for neighbors to allow delivery of goods and packages to your home/apartment. Acquire the authority to sign any receipt of incoming packages as an accepting neighbor. Charge $1 per each package handled by you.
7. Consider becoming a restaurant-cafe customer liaison by using your cell phone at restaurants-cafes to coordinate with the hostess to keep track of waiting customers. Whenever there's a very long period of time to activate a waiting list, you want to offer the restaurant your services so that customers do not have to stand around for any lengthy period of time. And when their name/assigned number comes up; you can call the upcoming customer's cell phone to tell them that they can return to the restaurant and be served. The call back fee is usually around $0.50 cents on a per head basis. For example, a couple would be charged $1.00 while children under 6 would not be charged. Placement of a plaque which outlines your fee schedule near the hostess station is sufficient to garner attention of prospective customers who will value your services since they can do other activities outside of the restaurant -- often beyond the range of any inhouse paging system. You realize that everyone has a cellphone and why not take advantage of the connectivity to make the diner's experience worthwhile. The restaurant will also appreciate the added service you are providing as a customer liaison.
8. Why not become a paid feeder servicing the disabled at nearby nursing, convalescent, assisted living/care centers and hospitals. It involves feeding food to patients who are unable to feed themselves. The starting rate is $8.00 per hour. The only downside is that one has to take precautions to wash one's hands after each feeding. A posting of your services [by a business card or flyer] on a reviewable bulletin board would be enough to generate customers. The paid feeder position is one of the fastest growing occupation at this time.
Good luck!
I am under 15 and I am looking for a job other than babysitting. What are some jobs I could do?
You could deliver the newspaper
Reply:Pick veggies and fruit for farmers and people who own orchards. Sell stuff on E-Bay.
Reply:You could do mow grass, cleaning houses, doing laundry, errands. Pet walking is also becoming really popular around here.
1. Learn calligraphy so that you can provide handwritten invitations and thank you notes to prospective wedding parties, birthday celebrations, etc. Seek out clients through wedding planners at nearby churches and temples. A starter calligraphy kit usually runs around $20 and anyone can easily pick up this skill. The going rate is usually $1 per hand addressed item.
2. Become a "poser" who assists wedding photographers in setting and arranging various individuals in group and single photographic positions. "Posers" carry around a sketch book of various sitting and standing poses which consists of onion skin overlays of various wedding pictures bound in albums. Again, contact local wedding photographers and wedding planners, accordingly. The hourly pay is around $10-$12 per hour and you are often invited to attend all dining activities.
3. Seek from your neighbors a gardner position which involves planting, weed removal, plant/tree trimming, light brush clearance. You will be using the neighbor's equipment and tools. Again, do not represent yourself as a lawn mower since there are any number of safety issues involved. A door-to-door solicitation of surrounding neighbors is required and you can charge between $6 to $9 per hour.
4. Offer policing/removal or clearance of trash services to surrounding neighbors which involve trash pickup within nearby residential area. Limit the extent of pickup to small areas and be aware that there are no hazardous terrain or elements involved in this process. Again, a door-to-door solicitation of neighbors is in order. You can charge between $6.75 to $7.50 per hour.
5. Acquire a set of window cleaning tools [a bucket, liquid window cleaner, sponge, squeegee, handle with an extension and a small step ladder] and solicit local businesses for your window cleaning services. However, be careful to limit the height of the window cleaning to no higher than one story. Charge $1 per window panel.
6. Become a proxy/stand-in for neighbors to allow delivery of goods and packages to your home/apartment. Acquire the authority to sign any receipt of incoming packages as an accepting neighbor. Charge $1 per each package handled by you.
7. Consider becoming a restaurant-cafe customer liaison by using your cell phone at restaurants-cafes to coordinate with the hostess to keep track of waiting customers. Whenever there's a very long period of time to activate a waiting list, you want to offer the restaurant your services so that customers do not have to stand around for any lengthy period of time. And when their name/assigned number comes up; you can call the upcoming customer's cell phone to tell them that they can return to the restaurant and be served. The call back fee is usually around $0.50 cents on a per head basis. For example, a couple would be charged $1.00 while children under 6 would not be charged. Placement of a plaque which outlines your fee schedule near the hostess station is sufficient to garner attention of prospective customers who will value your services since they can do other activities outside of the restaurant -- often beyond the range of any inhouse paging system. You realize that everyone has a cellphone and why not take advantage of the connectivity to make the diner's experience worthwhile. The restaurant will also appreciate the added service you are providing as a customer liaison.
8. Why not become a paid feeder servicing the disabled at nearby nursing, convalescent, assisted living/care centers and hospitals. It involves feeding food to patients who are unable to feed themselves. The starting rate is $8.00 per hour. The only downside is that one has to take precautions to wash one's hands after each feeding. A posting of your services [by a business card or flyer] on a reviewable bulletin board would be enough to generate customers. The paid feeder position is one of the fastest growing occupation at this time.
Good luck!
I am under 15 and I am looking for a job other than babysitting. What are some jobs I could do?
You could deliver the newspaper
Reply:Pick veggies and fruit for farmers and people who own orchards. Sell stuff on E-Bay.
Reply:You could do mow grass, cleaning houses, doing laundry, errands. Pet walking is also becoming really popular around here.
Is the end of the year a bad time to look for jobs?
I just re-enrolled in college. I calculated it out and will end up being a December graduate. There is no way I can take more classes to finish sooner in the year. Is December a bad time to graduate and be looking for employment? Should I stretch out my schooling so I graduate in March?
Is the end of the year a bad time to look for jobs?
I do not think it is ever a bad time to look for a job. As long as you look for one.
Reply:Anytime is a good time to look for employment.
Reply:right now is the best time as stores like walmart target are hiring for the winter season so get out there and good luck :)
Reply:As long as you are qualified, there is no bad time to look for employment. You may want to go to an employment placement agency or "headhunter" to help in your search...These are different than a temp agency because they look to place you permanently at an establishment that has a long term job available
Reply:Whew! To graduate earlier, the better! Don't be too much affected on that ok? The fact is there are several companies that are continiously hiring. Just be positive! You'll find the right place for you in time.
Regards,
Paula
www.global-sky.com
Reply:I understand your sentiments. I graduated from college in December. Yes, it is kind of tough during winter months..especially late December, January, and early February. Companies seem more intent on laying people off at end of year reviews than hiring people. However, there are still some opportunities...companies still interview during these times. I talked a career counselor briefly about this..and he said that companies will interview but will tend not to start people then. I think this is true of most recent graduates..they might want you to start later. If you are experienced, the job opportunities might be less, but you should do more research and target specific companies. Another option, is to go on vacation during the winter to celebrate your graduataion and start looking in late January and early February. Best of luck.
Reply:You know, I think it might actually work to your advantage. Companies look at their budgets either at the end of the quarter or end of the year, so they may be considering adding more employees during the next financial period. You'll be in the door long before your spring graduating friends will be out of school.
Get done with school and start looking for a job, even prior to graduation. Most employers don't care if you're not completely done, as long as graduation is coming up soon.
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Is the end of the year a bad time to look for jobs?
I do not think it is ever a bad time to look for a job. As long as you look for one.
Reply:Anytime is a good time to look for employment.
Reply:right now is the best time as stores like walmart target are hiring for the winter season so get out there and good luck :)
Reply:As long as you are qualified, there is no bad time to look for employment. You may want to go to an employment placement agency or "headhunter" to help in your search...These are different than a temp agency because they look to place you permanently at an establishment that has a long term job available
Reply:Whew! To graduate earlier, the better! Don't be too much affected on that ok? The fact is there are several companies that are continiously hiring. Just be positive! You'll find the right place for you in time.
Regards,
Paula
www.global-sky.com
Reply:I understand your sentiments. I graduated from college in December. Yes, it is kind of tough during winter months..especially late December, January, and early February. Companies seem more intent on laying people off at end of year reviews than hiring people. However, there are still some opportunities...companies still interview during these times. I talked a career counselor briefly about this..and he said that companies will interview but will tend not to start people then. I think this is true of most recent graduates..they might want you to start later. If you are experienced, the job opportunities might be less, but you should do more research and target specific companies. Another option, is to go on vacation during the winter to celebrate your graduataion and start looking in late January and early February. Best of luck.
Reply:You know, I think it might actually work to your advantage. Companies look at their budgets either at the end of the quarter or end of the year, so they may be considering adding more employees during the next financial period. You'll be in the door long before your spring graduating friends will be out of school.
Get done with school and start looking for a job, even prior to graduation. Most employers don't care if you're not completely done, as long as graduation is coming up soon.
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Looking for local jobs in wetzel county, west virginia, can you help me?
I need some extra money to meet my budget...and upkeep on my car...can anyone help...
Looking for local jobs in wetzel county, west virginia, can you help me?
Have you thought about starting your own business? I don't know what your interests are but I have a home based business with Latasia jewelry and I love it! I don't run my business entirely online, but you could if you wanted to. Latasia is a fantastic, small, (but growing!) family owned company that has been around for over 15 years, and is a member of the DSA. The jewelry is beautiful, the people are great and the commissions are super! As a Latasia designer, you are your own boss...You work your own hours, and the sky is the limit on how much you can earn. I can even help you get started for free!
My contact info and website address are available on my profile. Please feel free to contact me and I'll be happy to help in any way I can! :)
Good luck!
Kim
Looking for local jobs in wetzel county, west virginia, can you help me?
Have you thought about starting your own business? I don't know what your interests are but I have a home based business with Latasia jewelry and I love it! I don't run my business entirely online, but you could if you wanted to. Latasia is a fantastic, small, (but growing!) family owned company that has been around for over 15 years, and is a member of the DSA. The jewelry is beautiful, the people are great and the commissions are super! As a Latasia designer, you are your own boss...You work your own hours, and the sky is the limit on how much you can earn. I can even help you get started for free!
My contact info and website address are available on my profile. Please feel free to contact me and I'll be happy to help in any way I can! :)
Good luck!
Kim
Looking for jobs at wilkinsons retail cant find them?
They are now known as WILKINSONplus+ If you search for them as that name you will find them, if not their customer services number is 08000 329 329 and good luck with the job hunting
Looking for jobs within the Federal government (Canada)?
Im looking for a job within the canadian federal gov, Does any1 know any specific web sites that I can checK??
Looking for jobs within the Federal government (Canada)?
You need to apply via the Public Service Commision of Canada. Here is a link http://www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca/menu/alljo...
This site also has links to the websites of other Fed Govt Organizations who do not hire through the commision and do their own hiring (eg. Bank of Canada, Canada Post, ect) Just do a search for your province and at the bottom of the available jobs through the commision, are some links for 'other governmental organizations'
If you are wanting to work for a Provincial Government, they too have their own Public Service Commision sites
Reply:Try here:
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/gateways/indiv...
Looking for jobs within the Federal government (Canada)?
You need to apply via the Public Service Commision of Canada. Here is a link http://www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca/menu/alljo...
This site also has links to the websites of other Fed Govt Organizations who do not hire through the commision and do their own hiring (eg. Bank of Canada, Canada Post, ect) Just do a search for your province and at the bottom of the available jobs through the commision, are some links for 'other governmental organizations'
If you are wanting to work for a Provincial Government, they too have their own Public Service Commision sites
Reply:Try here:
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/gateways/indiv...
Looking for jobs in working mans clubs?
It depends on what kind of job you're looking for. If you have an artistic talent you could do a stage show, or if you're good at interacting with people you could be a waitress or something, if you passed your maths at school you could even work as an accountant and count the money when people buy things like beer and crisps. Or if you're a tidy person you could probably do all the cleaning up and if you're big and fast there's always a job in security.
Or if you're all of these it might be worth telling the manager who interviews you that you're after their job.
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Anyone know a good site to look for jobs in the Plano/Dallas area?
I've been to careerbuilders, hotjobs, and craigslist. None of them are really good. Anyone know another site that offers jobs online?
Anyone know a good site to look for jobs in the Plano/Dallas area?
I would hit monster and the local paper. After that, if you have a resume throw it up on linkedin and there are a ton of recruiters on there if your technical.
Reply:Check out Einstein Bros. Bagels
there are three locations in Plano
They are always needing good people. Other than that try Monster
Anyone know a good site to look for jobs in the Plano/Dallas area?
I would hit monster and the local paper. After that, if you have a resume throw it up on linkedin and there are a ton of recruiters on there if your technical.
Reply:Check out Einstein Bros. Bagels
there are three locations in Plano
They are always needing good people. Other than that try Monster
Where do I find people who are looking for online jobs?
In Yahoo! Answers, go to the "Advanced" Search, enter "online jobs" and select "Open questions". That should cough up some motivated online job seekers. The just enter an Answer, giving your contact info.
Where do I find people who are looking for online jobs?
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Reply:I am willing, as long as it doesn't require a "catch" like sending money
Reply:Well you can contact me, I'm looking for one....
Also try Craigslist.Org
Reply:well you got one here grill_toy@yahoo.com
Where do I find people who are looking for online jobs?
my id is amritashesh@yahoo.com
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Reply:I am willing, as long as it doesn't require a "catch" like sending money
Reply:Well you can contact me, I'm looking for one....
Also try Craigslist.Org
Reply:well you got one here grill_toy@yahoo.com
I'm looking for jobs part time?
help, i'm international student, i had visa working but i dont know how to get a job . i tried to find but no good result , s.o please help me to get jobs part time , i really want to improve my english and have some extra money because my parents are not in australia with me , i live alone :( . HELPPPPPPPP
I'm looking for jobs part time?
G'day,
I used to be an international student in Australia as well.
Have you tried the job in the university/college itself? Sometimes you can find it advertised in their own website (employments). Also, are you active in social clubs? Sometimes the churches/religion clubs may be able to give you leads on who to contact to.
Just want to remind you that you can only work max 20hrs/week during study period, and full-time only during holiday period.
Hope this help. Good luck on your job hunting :)
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I'm looking for jobs part time?
G'day,
I used to be an international student in Australia as well.
Have you tried the job in the university/college itself? Sometimes you can find it advertised in their own website (employments). Also, are you active in social clubs? Sometimes the churches/religion clubs may be able to give you leads on who to contact to.
Just want to remind you that you can only work max 20hrs/week during study period, and full-time only during holiday period.
Hope this help. Good luck on your job hunting :)
Reply:Go here,
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Reply:Try fast food restaurants...stores at malls...mini-mart type stores...they hire college age students and normally will schedule your work hours around your classes so that you can do both. Ask for an application, fill in the information and return it. When called for an interview...show up on time and appropriately dressed. Best of luck to you!
Reply:You can easily bring in a lot of legitimate cash completing free offers on GPT sites. GPT (Get Paid To) websites are a good and easy way to make fast and free money online. A good site to learn about them is http://www.gptcentral.net/.
I am looking for exciting jobs, does anyone know any awesom ewebsites?
Its tough finding the right job. i am looking for work like travelling with bands, events promotions, fashion industry etc
I am looking for exciting jobs, does anyone know any awesom ewebsites?
The list is unlimited. I personally have found some of the sites to be very useful depending on the desired location. WorldJobSites.org is a directory of jobs around the world. GulfJobSites.com focuses on the Gulf region. Aarknet.org is an excellent free to use job portal used by thousands of employers/ recruiters and job seekers.
Reply:Unfortunately those kinds of jobs don't get advertised on websites. A company has to pay to advertise and companies will get 100s of direct applications from people to do those jobs, so it would be a waste of money.
My advice if you want to get into that is to find a list of companies and send your CV to them directly. This will take some research (e.g. on web), but is your best and probably only opportunity.
Bear in mind that these jobs tend to pay peanuts. They have so many people wanting to do it that they have no reason to pay well.
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I am looking for exciting jobs, does anyone know any awesom ewebsites?
The list is unlimited. I personally have found some of the sites to be very useful depending on the desired location. WorldJobSites.org is a directory of jobs around the world. GulfJobSites.com focuses on the Gulf region. Aarknet.org is an excellent free to use job portal used by thousands of employers/ recruiters and job seekers.
Reply:Unfortunately those kinds of jobs don't get advertised on websites. A company has to pay to advertise and companies will get 100s of direct applications from people to do those jobs, so it would be a waste of money.
My advice if you want to get into that is to find a list of companies and send your CV to them directly. This will take some research (e.g. on web), but is your best and probably only opportunity.
Bear in mind that these jobs tend to pay peanuts. They have so many people wanting to do it that they have no reason to pay well.
Reply:this is an exiting job where no envestment is needed
try it by visiting this site
http://www.earnparttimejobs.com/index.ph...
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I am 15 and looking for a jobs what are some things that i can do in my age?
i Need money to buy stuff i am tired of asking My moM she wont give me any money i need to make my own.
I am 15 and looking for a jobs what are some things that i can do in my age?
A 14- or 15-year-old, youth cannot work:
More than 3 hours a day on school days, including Fridays;
More than 18 hours per week in school weeks;
More than 8 hours a day on non-school days;
More than 40 hours per week when school is not in session.
The child labor rules also determine where a youth can and cannot work. A 14- or 15-year-old youth may work in retail stores, food service establishments and gasoline service stations.
He or she may not work in:
Communications or public utilities jobs;
Construction or repair jobs;
Driving a motor vehicle or helping a driver;
Hazardous jobs identified by the Secretary of Labor (which will be described on the next page);
Manufacturing and mining occupations;
Power-driven machinery or hoisting apparatus other than typical office machines.
Processing occupations;
Public messenger jobs;
Transporting of persons or property;
Workrooms where products are manufactured, mined or processed;
Warehousing and storage.
The rules also specify what kind of jobs a 14- or 15-year-old can and cannot do.
The jobs a youth can do in the retail and service industries include:
Bagging and carrying out customer's orders;
Cashiering, selling, modeling, art work, advertising, window trimming, or comparative shopping;
Cleaning fruits and vegetables;
Clean-up work and grounds maintenance -- youth may use vacuums and floor waxers, but cannot use power-driven mowers, cutters and trimmers;
Clean cooking equipment, including the filtering, transporting and dispensing of oil and grease, but only when the surfaces of the equipment and liquids do not exceed 100掳 F;
Delivery work by foot, bicycle, or public transportation;
Kitchen work in preparing and serving food and drinks, but not cooking or baking (see below);
Office and clerical work;
Pricing and tagging goods, assembling orders, packing, or shelving;
Pumping gas, cleaning and polishing cars and trucks (but youth cannot repair cars, use garage lifting rack, or work in pits);
Wrapping, weighing, pricing, stocking any goods as long as the youth doesn't work where meat is being prepared and doesn't work in freezers or meat coolers.
The list above explains what jobs 14- and 15-year-olds can do in retail stores, food service establishments and gasoline service stations.
But there are some jobs that a youth may not do:
Baking;
Boiler or engine room work, whether in or about;
Cooking, except with gas or electric grilles that do not involve cooking over an open flame and with deep fat fryers that are equipped with and utilize devices that automatically lower and raise the baskets in and out of the hot grease or oil;
Freezers or meat coolers work;
Loading or unloading goods on or off trucks, railcars or conveyors;
Meat processing area work;
Maintenance or repair of a building or its equipment;
Operating, setting up, adjusting, cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, grinders, choppers or cutters and bakery mixers;
Outside window washing, or work standing on a window sill, ladder, scaffold or similar equipment;
Warehouse work, except office and clerical work.
Remember, the youth may work for a parent in a solely-owned non-agricultural business except in manufacturing, mining, and hazardous jobs (which are listed on the next page).
Reply:15 is a great age for making money! Now you're old enough (in Canada, at least--I don't know about the US laws regarding that..) to get a job!
At almost any age there's always McDonalds. However, a slightly less greasy choice is always Dairy Queen. You have to take a look at your interests and what you can put up with at a job. Look into it, find out how much you'd be paid, and make a resume. Even if you don't have any work experience, you can put volunteer work on there, etc. Look for local jobs in smaller businesses for a more tightly-knit environment, or look at bigger corporations (such as Cineplex) for jobs that involve more people.
If you don't like the idea, get a paper route! Its great exercise, and its a very steady job--you know in advance what your schedule is and it never changes! Good luck finding a job!
Reply:Mow lawns , work on a farm
Reply:paper route, cut grass, garden, run errands
Reply:You don't need money. What you need is an education. Start with learning how to write properly.
Reply:This is your first step towards self reliance. Moms usually have limited funds to run home.
When I was of your age I use to work at my dads factory during summer holidays to make some buks and ofcourse learned many things there.
You can work at convinent stores, help neighbours in lawn mouving land scaping, make candles, car wash, sell news paper, work at fast food etc.
Reply:be a part-time waiter/waitress
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Reply:Local restaraunts will hire 15 year olds as bus boys, or in the summer you can go to lanscaping companies to mow lawns, you can go to the city, and ask what summer jobs they are hiring for. Sometimes you can get a job in a park doing activites for kids.
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Reply:you can try to get a job at a local store near by. or talk your mom into helping you find a job... moms can always help {most of the time} try baby sitting if you can stand the kids
Reply:part time restaurant server?
Reply:You can get a job when you're 15. Just get a work permit from your school office and go apply for jobs. (Grocery Stores, Restaurants, Movie Theaters, etc.)
Hope that helps!
I am 15 and looking for a jobs what are some things that i can do in my age?
A 14- or 15-year-old, youth cannot work:
More than 3 hours a day on school days, including Fridays;
More than 18 hours per week in school weeks;
More than 8 hours a day on non-school days;
More than 40 hours per week when school is not in session.
The child labor rules also determine where a youth can and cannot work. A 14- or 15-year-old youth may work in retail stores, food service establishments and gasoline service stations.
He or she may not work in:
Communications or public utilities jobs;
Construction or repair jobs;
Driving a motor vehicle or helping a driver;
Hazardous jobs identified by the Secretary of Labor (which will be described on the next page);
Manufacturing and mining occupations;
Power-driven machinery or hoisting apparatus other than typical office machines.
Processing occupations;
Public messenger jobs;
Transporting of persons or property;
Workrooms where products are manufactured, mined or processed;
Warehousing and storage.
The rules also specify what kind of jobs a 14- or 15-year-old can and cannot do.
The jobs a youth can do in the retail and service industries include:
Bagging and carrying out customer's orders;
Cashiering, selling, modeling, art work, advertising, window trimming, or comparative shopping;
Cleaning fruits and vegetables;
Clean-up work and grounds maintenance -- youth may use vacuums and floor waxers, but cannot use power-driven mowers, cutters and trimmers;
Clean cooking equipment, including the filtering, transporting and dispensing of oil and grease, but only when the surfaces of the equipment and liquids do not exceed 100掳 F;
Delivery work by foot, bicycle, or public transportation;
Kitchen work in preparing and serving food and drinks, but not cooking or baking (see below);
Office and clerical work;
Pricing and tagging goods, assembling orders, packing, or shelving;
Pumping gas, cleaning and polishing cars and trucks (but youth cannot repair cars, use garage lifting rack, or work in pits);
Wrapping, weighing, pricing, stocking any goods as long as the youth doesn't work where meat is being prepared and doesn't work in freezers or meat coolers.
The list above explains what jobs 14- and 15-year-olds can do in retail stores, food service establishments and gasoline service stations.
But there are some jobs that a youth may not do:
Baking;
Boiler or engine room work, whether in or about;
Cooking, except with gas or electric grilles that do not involve cooking over an open flame and with deep fat fryers that are equipped with and utilize devices that automatically lower and raise the baskets in and out of the hot grease or oil;
Freezers or meat coolers work;
Loading or unloading goods on or off trucks, railcars or conveyors;
Meat processing area work;
Maintenance or repair of a building or its equipment;
Operating, setting up, adjusting, cleaning, oiling, or repairing power-driven food slicers, grinders, choppers or cutters and bakery mixers;
Outside window washing, or work standing on a window sill, ladder, scaffold or similar equipment;
Warehouse work, except office and clerical work.
Remember, the youth may work for a parent in a solely-owned non-agricultural business except in manufacturing, mining, and hazardous jobs (which are listed on the next page).
Reply:15 is a great age for making money! Now you're old enough (in Canada, at least--I don't know about the US laws regarding that..) to get a job!
At almost any age there's always McDonalds. However, a slightly less greasy choice is always Dairy Queen. You have to take a look at your interests and what you can put up with at a job. Look into it, find out how much you'd be paid, and make a resume. Even if you don't have any work experience, you can put volunteer work on there, etc. Look for local jobs in smaller businesses for a more tightly-knit environment, or look at bigger corporations (such as Cineplex) for jobs that involve more people.
If you don't like the idea, get a paper route! Its great exercise, and its a very steady job--you know in advance what your schedule is and it never changes! Good luck finding a job!
Reply:Mow lawns , work on a farm
Reply:paper route, cut grass, garden, run errands
Reply:You don't need money. What you need is an education. Start with learning how to write properly.
Reply:This is your first step towards self reliance. Moms usually have limited funds to run home.
When I was of your age I use to work at my dads factory during summer holidays to make some buks and ofcourse learned many things there.
You can work at convinent stores, help neighbours in lawn mouving land scaping, make candles, car wash, sell news paper, work at fast food etc.
Reply:be a part-time waiter/waitress
http://likeall.blogspot.com
Reply:Local restaraunts will hire 15 year olds as bus boys, or in the summer you can go to lanscaping companies to mow lawns, you can go to the city, and ask what summer jobs they are hiring for. Sometimes you can get a job in a park doing activites for kids.
Reply:Prostitution
Reply:you can try to get a job at a local store near by. or talk your mom into helping you find a job... moms can always help {most of the time} try baby sitting if you can stand the kids
Reply:part time restaurant server?
Reply:You can get a job when you're 15. Just get a work permit from your school office and go apply for jobs. (Grocery Stores, Restaurants, Movie Theaters, etc.)
Hope that helps!
How far back should I look for jobs on MSN/Yahoo?
I've been applying for jobs on internet websites (MSN/Monster, etc.) and I'm not sure how far back to go to find job listings. Is it one, two, three weeks? Any ideas?
How far back should I look for jobs on MSN/Yahoo?
If you are just starting your search - go back as far as the system will allow which is usually thirty days. After this check back daily.
By doing this you catch all the openings that you can - generally, when an opening is filled the posting is removed - or the site is contacted and you will receive a message stating that the position has expired.
It's good practice to go back as far as you can bcz it will allow you to see who is hiring for where - and if a job looks interesting then you can visit that site directly and see if they have any similar postings. On the flip side, once you have been searching for a while you might see the same company listing the same position, it may be a red flag for you that there is turmoil there and they cannot keep employees...in which case you want to avoid them.
Reply:You should go with the most recent listings. Usually if you go back too far, the position by then would probably be filled already. Also, you could email the company and find out how many positions are open. With the larger companies more than one position is more likely to be available. If you go back three weeks, even if the position is already filled, sometimes if they really like your credentials, they may keep your resume on file for some other job you would be qualified for with their company. You should not go back further than three weeks. On your resume be sure to list all your significant experience and keep updating it, as well as your skills, education, and so forth. Good luck.
Reply:7 days.
How far back should I look for jobs on MSN/Yahoo?
If you are just starting your search - go back as far as the system will allow which is usually thirty days. After this check back daily.
By doing this you catch all the openings that you can - generally, when an opening is filled the posting is removed - or the site is contacted and you will receive a message stating that the position has expired.
It's good practice to go back as far as you can bcz it will allow you to see who is hiring for where - and if a job looks interesting then you can visit that site directly and see if they have any similar postings. On the flip side, once you have been searching for a while you might see the same company listing the same position, it may be a red flag for you that there is turmoil there and they cannot keep employees...in which case you want to avoid them.
Reply:You should go with the most recent listings. Usually if you go back too far, the position by then would probably be filled already. Also, you could email the company and find out how many positions are open. With the larger companies more than one position is more likely to be available. If you go back three weeks, even if the position is already filled, sometimes if they really like your credentials, they may keep your resume on file for some other job you would be qualified for with their company. You should not go back further than three weeks. On your resume be sure to list all your significant experience and keep updating it, as well as your skills, education, and so forth. Good luck.
Reply:7 days.
What are some websites to look for jobs other than craigslist and monster?
Along the same lines as Monster there is:
careerbuilder.com
yahoo hot jobs
www.dice.com
Dice is very good
What are some websites to look for jobs other than craigslist and monster?
Top 10 Other Job Web Sites
Reply:careerbuilder.com
I just found a great job through that website like one month ago!
Reply:hotjobs.com
theladders.com for 100K + jobs
local newpapers
careerbuilder.com
Reply:How about looking up the classifieds section of your local newspapers website? There is also careerbuilder.com.
Reply:http://blurbpage.com
careerbuilder.com
yahoo hot jobs
www.dice.com
Dice is very good
What are some websites to look for jobs other than craigslist and monster?
Top 10 Other Job Web Sites
Reply:careerbuilder.com
I just found a great job through that website like one month ago!
Reply:hotjobs.com
theladders.com for 100K + jobs
local newpapers
careerbuilder.com
Reply:How about looking up the classifieds section of your local newspapers website? There is also careerbuilder.com.
Reply:http://blurbpage.com
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Where should I post a position for a Developer in Canada - Where do Canadian Developers look for jobs?
I work at a company in Canada and we're having trouble recruiting Developers. I was wondering where you look, and where you'd recommend looking.
We post on Workopolis and Monster, what other sites do you recommend - any unlikely suggestions for recruitment - forums, ads in newsletters, blogs, prof organizations, etc?
Do you use Dice? Toronto IT jobs? Communitech?
Where should I post a position for a Developer in Canada - Where do Canadian Developers look for jobs?
You can also hire freelance programmers from web site like http://www.getafreelnacer.com/ . They come 75% cheaper than regular employees.
Reply:This is a longshot... But you could try http://sourceforge.net marketplace.
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We post on Workopolis and Monster, what other sites do you recommend - any unlikely suggestions for recruitment - forums, ads in newsletters, blogs, prof organizations, etc?
Do you use Dice? Toronto IT jobs? Communitech?
Where should I post a position for a Developer in Canada - Where do Canadian Developers look for jobs?
You can also hire freelance programmers from web site like http://www.getafreelnacer.com/ . They come 75% cheaper than regular employees.
Reply:This is a longshot... But you could try http://sourceforge.net marketplace.
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Is there any jobs out there for a 15 year old . I am looking for a job in Houston,TX anything will do. Thank?
Is there anybody who needs help i can help them in i am pretty good at mostly anything. Thanks
Is there any jobs out there for a 15 year old . I am looking for a job in Houston,TX anything will do. Thank?
Dont follow any of those links posted......
I had a hard time finding a job since I was 14! I end up waiting until I was 16 and worked at Chuck E Cheese [luved it!!]
I tried local grocery stores as a stocker or bagger.
Chick Fil A "hires" from 14 but the work is limited
local small business are your best chance at getting a job at 15
good luck!! u can always try Chuch e cheese when ur 16! its tons of fun [depending on the pplz u work with]
Reply:see if theres any programs for youth work at the workforce center or unemployment office, when your 15 1/2 you can go to your highschool counsel and get a work permit and you can work anywhere they will hire you. My first job was at 15 1/2 at taco bell. Try fast food, or maybe movie theatre or similar.
Reply:see you got a lot of great answers there you can baby sit or go to the grocery store but one thing you will need a
work permit and you have to fight a bunch of older people for that job because our economy isnt doing to well but if
you want want just make a little money enough to buy a new cell phone or a whole line of clothing try this site here
http://stableeconomy.blogspot.com/ its free and easy to do and they pay you for filling up free offers hope i help
and good luck
Reply:A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments
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Is there any jobs out there for a 15 year old . I am looking for a job in Houston,TX anything will do. Thank?
Dont follow any of those links posted......
I had a hard time finding a job since I was 14! I end up waiting until I was 16 and worked at Chuck E Cheese [luved it!!]
I tried local grocery stores as a stocker or bagger.
Chick Fil A "hires" from 14 but the work is limited
local small business are your best chance at getting a job at 15
good luck!! u can always try Chuch e cheese when ur 16! its tons of fun [depending on the pplz u work with]
Reply:see if theres any programs for youth work at the workforce center or unemployment office, when your 15 1/2 you can go to your highschool counsel and get a work permit and you can work anywhere they will hire you. My first job was at 15 1/2 at taco bell. Try fast food, or maybe movie theatre or similar.
Reply:see you got a lot of great answers there you can baby sit or go to the grocery store but one thing you will need a
work permit and you have to fight a bunch of older people for that job because our economy isnt doing to well but if
you want want just make a little money enough to buy a new cell phone or a whole line of clothing try this site here
http://stableeconomy.blogspot.com/ its free and easy to do and they pay you for filling up free offers hope i help
and good luck
Reply:A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments
http://Job4Teens.blogspot.com
Looking for jobs in chicago?
hey guys.
Well i tried doing some promo gigs/jobs..but so far all of them are not too convenient for me. I am 20 years old and im looking for a job in chicago, somewhere around the south side...any one know any where they are looking?? i know this might be a stupid question but i was just wondering if any of you know any. Thanks!
Looking for jobs in chicago?
All I can tell you is to read the paper. The Chicago Tribune is best.
Reply:I saw a site last year for the first, I think their guide is so strong and they have many secrets that no one don't know about it, Go and visit them, and then plz tell me about what do you think about their secrets, They are a great site I think.
http://www.googleadvertise.com
Reply:The University of Chicago Hospitals hire all the time-the HR department is on Ellis.
Well i tried doing some promo gigs/jobs..but so far all of them are not too convenient for me. I am 20 years old and im looking for a job in chicago, somewhere around the south side...any one know any where they are looking?? i know this might be a stupid question but i was just wondering if any of you know any. Thanks!
Looking for jobs in chicago?
All I can tell you is to read the paper. The Chicago Tribune is best.
Reply:I saw a site last year for the first, I think their guide is so strong and they have many secrets that no one don't know about it, Go and visit them, and then plz tell me about what do you think about their secrets, They are a great site I think.
http://www.googleadvertise.com
Reply:The University of Chicago Hospitals hire all the time-the HR department is on Ellis.
Does anyone have a contact in Human Resources at NBC Universal? I'm looking for jobs in Communications/PR/Mktg?
Yes i do but we are actually firing many people!!
I'm looking for jobs in galesburg illionis which is in knox county?
i'm looking for healthcare jobs in galesburg illionis
I'm looking for jobs in galesburg illionis which is in knox county?
I don't know if you have tried any of these or not. Good luck in your job search.
www.monster.com
www.hotjobs.com
www.craigslist.com
children names
I'm looking for jobs in galesburg illionis which is in knox county?
I don't know if you have tried any of these or not. Good luck in your job search.
www.monster.com
www.hotjobs.com
www.craigslist.com
children names
What is the best website to look for jobs in Grand Rapids, MI?
I have looked at several websites and can not find a good website to look for a job. If you know a website where I can find a job in Grand Rapids, MI with out much hassle plse help me!!
What is the best website to look for jobs in Grand Rapids, MI?
www.mlive.com. Choose Grand Rapids Press from the newspapers.
Reply:Hey, I hope that this will help you out!
I also live in michigan,and know of alot of people that have lost jobs,which is too bad.
But if you are looking for something,check this out.
I work from home. I do not sell, stock, pick-up or deliver anything.
There is no paperwork, no record keeping, and no overhead.
All I do is set up wholesale accounts for a catalog company.
It is a business you can start for less than $15
This is a SOLID 20 year old, INC 500 company, with NO large investments, and NO risk.
And if you are not satisfied, you get ALL your money back within 90 days.
This company is set apart from ALL other companies.
In two short years my mom, who is a stay at home mom, and home schools her kids,
is making VERY reliable, residual income.
More than $9000.00 a month.
For more info e-mail me
enhancinglivesdaily@yahoo.com
Reply:www,monstertrak.com monster.com yahoo's hotjob and simplyhired.com
Reply:If you are looking for a technical job, http://www.dice.com is good.
Otherwise, maybe http://www.careerbuilder.com or http://www.hotjobs.com
Reply:Rush Limbaugh
Reply:Have you tried the online job search engines?
Many of them are free and you can target the specific city %26amp; state.
http://www.effective-resume-writing.com/...
Reply:With a computer at home and internet connection, you can start earning from home, without any investment. You should choose your work at home job according to your skills and time available.
If you have a good typing speed, general and legal transcription jobs from companies like Mountain West, Tigerfish and Accutran are available. You will have to apply from their websites which are listed at
http://www.pcworkathome.net/transcriptio...
Medical transcription work is also available if you have completed a course.
Many companies like Manuscript Services, Associated Content, constant content pay for writing articles, poems, proofreading and copywriting. A good writer can earn more than US$30 per hour.
You have to directly apply online and the companies websites are listed at
http://www.pcworkathome.net/freelancewri...
The simplest work at home job is answering phones for companies like WorkathomeAgent, Alpine
Access, Liveops. You will need a quiet enviroment at home without any disturbance. To apply you will have
to complete an online application form on the companies website ( a list of companies with websites is available at http://www.pcworkathome.net/customerserv... )
Reply:www.monster.com
Reply:go to google and type in what your searching for.
Reply:Career Builder
http://jobs.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/...
Craigs List
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/jjj/
Hot Jobs
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/jobs/MI/Grand-R...
What is the best website to look for jobs in Grand Rapids, MI?
www.mlive.com. Choose Grand Rapids Press from the newspapers.
Reply:Hey, I hope that this will help you out!
I also live in michigan,and know of alot of people that have lost jobs,which is too bad.
But if you are looking for something,check this out.
I work from home. I do not sell, stock, pick-up or deliver anything.
There is no paperwork, no record keeping, and no overhead.
All I do is set up wholesale accounts for a catalog company.
It is a business you can start for less than $15
This is a SOLID 20 year old, INC 500 company, with NO large investments, and NO risk.
And if you are not satisfied, you get ALL your money back within 90 days.
This company is set apart from ALL other companies.
In two short years my mom, who is a stay at home mom, and home schools her kids,
is making VERY reliable, residual income.
More than $9000.00 a month.
For more info e-mail me
enhancinglivesdaily@yahoo.com
Reply:www,monstertrak.com monster.com yahoo's hotjob and simplyhired.com
Reply:If you are looking for a technical job, http://www.dice.com is good.
Otherwise, maybe http://www.careerbuilder.com or http://www.hotjobs.com
Reply:Rush Limbaugh
Reply:Have you tried the online job search engines?
Many of them are free and you can target the specific city %26amp; state.
http://www.effective-resume-writing.com/...
Reply:With a computer at home and internet connection, you can start earning from home, without any investment. You should choose your work at home job according to your skills and time available.
If you have a good typing speed, general and legal transcription jobs from companies like Mountain West, Tigerfish and Accutran are available. You will have to apply from their websites which are listed at
http://www.pcworkathome.net/transcriptio...
Medical transcription work is also available if you have completed a course.
Many companies like Manuscript Services, Associated Content, constant content pay for writing articles, poems, proofreading and copywriting. A good writer can earn more than US$30 per hour.
You have to directly apply online and the companies websites are listed at
http://www.pcworkathome.net/freelancewri...
The simplest work at home job is answering phones for companies like WorkathomeAgent, Alpine
Access, Liveops. You will need a quiet enviroment at home without any disturbance. To apply you will have
to complete an online application form on the companies website ( a list of companies with websites is available at http://www.pcworkathome.net/customerserv... )
Reply:www.monster.com
Reply:go to google and type in what your searching for.
Reply:Career Builder
http://jobs.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/...
Craigs List
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/jjj/
Hot Jobs
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/jobs/MI/Grand-R...
Where do people with criminal records look for jobs?
Not bad records that involve hurting anyone but themselves. I know someone close to me and I need to know what sites I can look on or what companies hire people with records.
Where do people with criminal records look for jobs?
Factories is the only thing I can think of. Tell your friend to also go to job placement places, they may be able to match him to an employer
Reply:... a record is a record.... although a if you mean like a misdemeanor, then you shouldn't have much of a problem with finding a job. Most employers will not cease to hire you just because you have a record, however, although the fact that you have a record does not automatically mean that you are not going to be able to get a job, if your conviction relates to something that has to do with the job you are applying for, (e.i. you have a petit theft conviction and you are applying for a job at walmart, or you have a child pornography conviction and you are applying for a job at a day care) you probably won't get it. Most employers ask that question to screen for convictions that would disqualify you for the job....
Reply:Either Alaska and fishing fleets, or they go back into criminal activity. I suspect that parole officers in your area would know of legitimate employeers in your area.
Sadly, the US imprisons 7 times more of it's population than more civilized countries like Canada.
Reply:Construction is about all you can do.
That's one of the things I don't like about the US. People who have paid their debt to society are still punished even after paying their debt and doing their time.
Reply:Go to your local unemplyment agency they can help you find companies....My mom is a felon
Reply:On the street corner wearing dark glasses and selling pencils out of a tin cup.
Reply:Micky d's
Reply:Try politics!!
Reply:At a school or daycare center.
Where do people with criminal records look for jobs?
Factories is the only thing I can think of. Tell your friend to also go to job placement places, they may be able to match him to an employer
Reply:... a record is a record.... although a if you mean like a misdemeanor, then you shouldn't have much of a problem with finding a job. Most employers will not cease to hire you just because you have a record, however, although the fact that you have a record does not automatically mean that you are not going to be able to get a job, if your conviction relates to something that has to do with the job you are applying for, (e.i. you have a petit theft conviction and you are applying for a job at walmart, or you have a child pornography conviction and you are applying for a job at a day care) you probably won't get it. Most employers ask that question to screen for convictions that would disqualify you for the job....
Reply:Either Alaska and fishing fleets, or they go back into criminal activity. I suspect that parole officers in your area would know of legitimate employeers in your area.
Sadly, the US imprisons 7 times more of it's population than more civilized countries like Canada.
Reply:Construction is about all you can do.
That's one of the things I don't like about the US. People who have paid their debt to society are still punished even after paying their debt and doing their time.
Reply:Go to your local unemplyment agency they can help you find companies....My mom is a felon
Reply:On the street corner wearing dark glasses and selling pencils out of a tin cup.
Reply:Micky d's
Reply:Try politics!!
Reply:At a school or daycare center.
What are some good sites to look for jobs on?
Im fifteen years old and I need a summer job.
What are some good sites to look for jobs on?
indeed.com,careerbuilder, monster.com,hot jobs, your local employment office, job fairs,employmentguide.com
Reply:You should see http://aboutjobs.friendsmela.com
or you can browse more on answers.yahoo.com
Reply:Want extra money? Take easy 5 min. yes/no surveys on your computer for extra cash. Get paid for each one that you complete. Check is sent to your house. No scam. Stay at home moms and young teens have been making extra money this way for years. Costs you nothing!
http://sites.google.com/site/teensandmom...
Reply:This is a really good site someone sent to me. Tons of jobs. All telecommuting though. Check it out. Genuinejobs.com
Reply:indeed.com
Reply:don't fall for those online work at home things, they are all scams. at your age you need to look for fast food, retail, things like that. also check your sunday paper
Reply:Not these sites:
hotjobs.yahoo.com
careerbuilder.com
monster.com
snagajob.com
Most of them send your information to MLM programs and spammers. Your best bet is to let people you know at school and in your community that you're looking for a job, because that's pretty much the only sure-fire way to get a legitimate one.
Reply:I was doing hard work of finding home based jobs. Luckily I found this website: http://www.snobbyweb.com They gave me list of top companies. I clicked and find many jobs. Did one job and received my pay yesterday. Best place for home based jobs.
Reply:A great way for teens to earn money is from http://teencash.webs.com It's free to join and easy to do. You are guaranteed to get paid so you don't have to worry about this being a scam. Plus, you can even work from school!
Reply:The job's column in any newspaper more than one year old.
Reply:I make some extra money taking surveys.
I found a site that doesn't try to charge you anything
or ask for a credit card. I have posted pictures of the payments I received, as proof.
http://thebestfreepaidsurveys.blogspot.c...
Reply:blog for cash check www.bloggtraffic.blogspot.com
Reply:p a i d t e e n s . w e b s . c o m
What are some good sites to look for jobs on?
indeed.com,careerbuilder, monster.com,hot jobs, your local employment office, job fairs,employmentguide.com
Reply:You should see http://aboutjobs.friendsmela.com
or you can browse more on answers.yahoo.com
Reply:Want extra money? Take easy 5 min. yes/no surveys on your computer for extra cash. Get paid for each one that you complete. Check is sent to your house. No scam. Stay at home moms and young teens have been making extra money this way for years. Costs you nothing!
http://sites.google.com/site/teensandmom...
Reply:This is a really good site someone sent to me. Tons of jobs. All telecommuting though. Check it out. Genuinejobs.com
Reply:indeed.com
Reply:don't fall for those online work at home things, they are all scams. at your age you need to look for fast food, retail, things like that. also check your sunday paper
Reply:Not these sites:
hotjobs.yahoo.com
careerbuilder.com
monster.com
snagajob.com
Most of them send your information to MLM programs and spammers. Your best bet is to let people you know at school and in your community that you're looking for a job, because that's pretty much the only sure-fire way to get a legitimate one.
Reply:I was doing hard work of finding home based jobs. Luckily I found this website: http://www.snobbyweb.com They gave me list of top companies. I clicked and find many jobs. Did one job and received my pay yesterday. Best place for home based jobs.
Reply:A great way for teens to earn money is from http://teencash.webs.com It's free to join and easy to do. You are guaranteed to get paid so you don't have to worry about this being a scam. Plus, you can even work from school!
Reply:The job's column in any newspaper more than one year old.
Reply:I make some extra money taking surveys.
I found a site that doesn't try to charge you anything
or ask for a credit card. I have posted pictures of the payments I received, as proof.
http://thebestfreepaidsurveys.blogspot.c...
Reply:blog for cash check www.bloggtraffic.blogspot.com
Reply:p a i d t e e n s . w e b s . c o m
Looking for work at home jobs that are "real" Im not looking to get rich but I'd like to know if there are any
Like I said Im not looking for a get rich scheme. I'd really like to work from home though. Ive tried looking for information on dropshipping and selling through e-bay but Im not sure what to trust out there. Does anyone work from home love what they do and have some advice for me?
Looking for work at home jobs that are "real" Im not looking to get rich but I'd like to know if there are any
Yup, I love what I do! I've been doing in home spa parties since January and it's been really great for my family and I. Like you said, get rich schemes are not very realistic, and this is certainly a business you have to put some work into. I make an average of $400 or more if I put more time into it.
The parties are FUN and take about 2 hours. I go to a home, set the spa experience up, and everyone gets to treat their hands and do a 4 step pedicure treatment. Everyone adores the parties and I have no troubles getting bookings that suit my schedule. Plus, because it is a small but quickly growing company, there isn't really any competition for what I do out there!
If you're interested, check out the sites below and then email me at sabrina@spagirlparties.com. I can email you more info, no strings attached. :) I know what it's like to need the extra money, and because I actually really enjoy what I do I'd like to share the info! (And fyi, I have never ever considered any other company that does parties... I found this one and something told me to try it - it's been so fabulous for us!)
Reply:I have tried a couple of the "work from home", "use the internet in your spare time" type jobs. I never found one that really worked. I'm not saying there isn't something out there, but be prepared to be in an MLM scheme where only the top tier really makes anything worth while.
You said you aren't looking for a get rich scheme. Have you considered Avon, Tupperware, Mary Kay, etc.??
My wife has been doing AVON for about 8 years. It takes a while to get to a point where you can be consistently profitable, but it can be done with enough effort. All of these type jobs are essentially the same. You make money by selling items to your customers. The more you sell the deeper the discount from the parent company, which means the greater your profit. Unfortunately, you have to purchase the marketing materials to distribute to potential clients. And you have to know what your local laws are about distribution of these materials. I know it is illegal everywhere to place them in the mailbox. Federal offense, you don't want to go there. Around here there are hooks on the sides of mailboxes you can hang them from, so it works well for driving around, you don't even have to get out of the car.
It does take alot of work to get established. My wife was not consistently profitable until two years ago. But, she could have worked harder at that earlier on, even she says so. There is a lady in Connecticut that does $1 million a year in Avon sales, she works her tail off and has a small staff to help her. So it is possible, but your rewards will be directly related to how hard you want to work.
If the reason you want to work from is because you want something easier than going to work every day, then none of these jobs would be for you. You would never be able to support yourself or your business, much less a family on these if you are looking for easy.
Good Luck.
Reply:OK well after months of research I have found that most of these "opportunities" are a big scam.
A few things to look for are: do they have a real brick and mortar office that is located in the U.S.? If not be careful because a lot of these so called "businesses" are over seas and those tend to be a huge scam.
The other thing to look for is do they have a Dunn and Bradstreet rating? Dunn and Bradstreet is credit but for a business and not an individual person. Check and see if they have a good Paydex score (like a FICO score but for a business).
Having said all of that I work from home as a loss mitigation specialist and I love it. I get to help people who are in or near foreclosure and I make money doing it. I love it.
Reply:First of all one legit work at home site i would like to tell is:-
http://www.workfromhomedaily.blogspot.co...
And now the real thing:-
http://quickmoneymakingtips.blogspot.com
Check these superb sites from which atleast I have benefitted!
bakugan names
Looking for work at home jobs that are "real" Im not looking to get rich but I'd like to know if there are any
Yup, I love what I do! I've been doing in home spa parties since January and it's been really great for my family and I. Like you said, get rich schemes are not very realistic, and this is certainly a business you have to put some work into. I make an average of $400 or more if I put more time into it.
The parties are FUN and take about 2 hours. I go to a home, set the spa experience up, and everyone gets to treat their hands and do a 4 step pedicure treatment. Everyone adores the parties and I have no troubles getting bookings that suit my schedule. Plus, because it is a small but quickly growing company, there isn't really any competition for what I do out there!
If you're interested, check out the sites below and then email me at sabrina@spagirlparties.com. I can email you more info, no strings attached. :) I know what it's like to need the extra money, and because I actually really enjoy what I do I'd like to share the info! (And fyi, I have never ever considered any other company that does parties... I found this one and something told me to try it - it's been so fabulous for us!)
Reply:I have tried a couple of the "work from home", "use the internet in your spare time" type jobs. I never found one that really worked. I'm not saying there isn't something out there, but be prepared to be in an MLM scheme where only the top tier really makes anything worth while.
You said you aren't looking for a get rich scheme. Have you considered Avon, Tupperware, Mary Kay, etc.??
My wife has been doing AVON for about 8 years. It takes a while to get to a point where you can be consistently profitable, but it can be done with enough effort. All of these type jobs are essentially the same. You make money by selling items to your customers. The more you sell the deeper the discount from the parent company, which means the greater your profit. Unfortunately, you have to purchase the marketing materials to distribute to potential clients. And you have to know what your local laws are about distribution of these materials. I know it is illegal everywhere to place them in the mailbox. Federal offense, you don't want to go there. Around here there are hooks on the sides of mailboxes you can hang them from, so it works well for driving around, you don't even have to get out of the car.
It does take alot of work to get established. My wife was not consistently profitable until two years ago. But, she could have worked harder at that earlier on, even she says so. There is a lady in Connecticut that does $1 million a year in Avon sales, she works her tail off and has a small staff to help her. So it is possible, but your rewards will be directly related to how hard you want to work.
If the reason you want to work from is because you want something easier than going to work every day, then none of these jobs would be for you. You would never be able to support yourself or your business, much less a family on these if you are looking for easy.
Good Luck.
Reply:OK well after months of research I have found that most of these "opportunities" are a big scam.
A few things to look for are: do they have a real brick and mortar office that is located in the U.S.? If not be careful because a lot of these so called "businesses" are over seas and those tend to be a huge scam.
The other thing to look for is do they have a Dunn and Bradstreet rating? Dunn and Bradstreet is credit but for a business and not an individual person. Check and see if they have a good Paydex score (like a FICO score but for a business).
Having said all of that I work from home as a loss mitigation specialist and I love it. I get to help people who are in or near foreclosure and I make money doing it. I love it.
Reply:First of all one legit work at home site i would like to tell is:-
http://www.workfromhomedaily.blogspot.co...
And now the real thing:-
http://quickmoneymakingtips.blogspot.com
Check these superb sites from which atleast I have benefitted!
bakugan names
Am looking for jobs in the printing industry?
jobs related to printing
Am looking for jobs in the printing industry?
Have you tried Monster.com?
Am looking for jobs in the printing industry?
Have you tried Monster.com?
My family and I want to move to San Antonio from CA. Any ideas where to look for jobs or decent areas to live?
I've already looked online but it's not the same online as it is coming from someone who lives there. It's myself my two children and my husband who want to move there. I have an associates degree in criminology.
My family and I want to move to San Antonio from CA. Any ideas where to look for jobs or decent areas to live?
Dear frien visit my website, i have some opportunities to tell u.
http://real-estate-informations.blogspot...
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My family and I want to move to San Antonio from CA. Any ideas where to look for jobs or decent areas to live?
Dear frien visit my website, i have some opportunities to tell u.
http://real-estate-informations.blogspot...
Thank you
Where can a PhD in Organic Chemistry look for jobs in United States?
What are some of the companies that would be willing to sponsor international candidates?
Where can a PhD in Organic Chemistry look for jobs in United States?
try www.chemjobs.net
Reply:depends on which part of the US you are looking to work in...how about WWW.rt-corp.com, or www.inorganicventures.com
Reply:I would query the biotech companies in San Diego. That is only one location of the plethera of companies doing research where a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry would be welcomed!
Where can a PhD in Organic Chemistry look for jobs in United States?
try www.chemjobs.net
Reply:depends on which part of the US you are looking to work in...how about WWW.rt-corp.com, or www.inorganicventures.com
Reply:I would query the biotech companies in San Diego. That is only one location of the plethera of companies doing research where a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry would be welcomed!
I wanna shoot my self because nobody reply to me..im looking for jobs. i apply for about 10-50 jobs a day?
i do the same routing everyday...i get no reply...i have no jobs..i lack experience...im getting older...i feel like im headed no where...f my life...i havent a clue...i have no direction...i feel like im done...there is no light at the end of tunnel for me
I wanna shoot my self because nobody reply to me..im looking for jobs. i apply for about 10-50 jobs a day?
I have 15 years experience and I am having trouble with being underemployed! Keep trying! Its a horrible economy right now! I have been put on call my last 9-10 shifts missing out on $5400.00 dollars of income planned for taxes! I feel desperate at times, but I wake up with food in my mouth and a place to live, so I can only count the blessing's I have! Enjoy and cherish what you have. Pray and hope for what you have not! Don't give up, keep trying! I will pray for your comfort and success!
Reply:It may be worth going somewhere to get advice on your CV and brushing up your interview technique, also ask about other ideas of careers you can apply to if you havent already. Keep in mind that there are hundreds of people applying for the same post. Just keep going, things will pick up eventually.
Reply:Hun...killing yourself is not the answer I'm 23 yrs old and out of a job and now I'm at my parents house and yea it's depressing but I keep moving. I don't have a lot of work experience either which is why I got myself into college. Look there aren't that many jobs available right now cause our economy sucks.My advice to you is get yourself into college it will make you happy. Me I go to online college so that when I do find some type of job I can do both school and work full time. It is not the end of the world hun even if it feels like it is. Get in college or a Tech school so that you will gain some experience. Good Luck
Reply:Thats great, walmart sells guns for less then 200$. goodluck. or you can act like a man, and keep trying, try craigslist.com try Monster.com maybe even this http://www.job-hunt.org/
Reply:If you already have a gun, try getting a security guard license.
flower name
I wanna shoot my self because nobody reply to me..im looking for jobs. i apply for about 10-50 jobs a day?
I have 15 years experience and I am having trouble with being underemployed! Keep trying! Its a horrible economy right now! I have been put on call my last 9-10 shifts missing out on $5400.00 dollars of income planned for taxes! I feel desperate at times, but I wake up with food in my mouth and a place to live, so I can only count the blessing's I have! Enjoy and cherish what you have. Pray and hope for what you have not! Don't give up, keep trying! I will pray for your comfort and success!
Reply:It may be worth going somewhere to get advice on your CV and brushing up your interview technique, also ask about other ideas of careers you can apply to if you havent already. Keep in mind that there are hundreds of people applying for the same post. Just keep going, things will pick up eventually.
Reply:Hun...killing yourself is not the answer I'm 23 yrs old and out of a job and now I'm at my parents house and yea it's depressing but I keep moving. I don't have a lot of work experience either which is why I got myself into college. Look there aren't that many jobs available right now cause our economy sucks.My advice to you is get yourself into college it will make you happy. Me I go to online college so that when I do find some type of job I can do both school and work full time. It is not the end of the world hun even if it feels like it is. Get in college or a Tech school so that you will gain some experience. Good Luck
Reply:Thats great, walmart sells guns for less then 200$. goodluck. or you can act like a man, and keep trying, try craigslist.com try Monster.com maybe even this http://www.job-hunt.org/
Reply:If you already have a gun, try getting a security guard license.
flower name
What are the most common sites to look for jobs online?
I know Craigslist and usjobs.gov but I want to know if there are other job searching sites possibly better than the ones mention or popular too.
What are the most common sites to look for jobs online?
If you are in the UK, best site I know is
www.monster.co.uk
But when I had to leave going to sea and needed a job ashore I also the employment agencies like Blue Arrow and Manpower very well worth checking out for vacancies. Because a lot depends on what sort of hours you are willing to work and what your qualifications and work experience is, as they can match up this with what vacancies are in your own area a lot better than you can yourself so a personal visit there can be more fruitful than trying to do it all from home on your PC.
Reply:Monster.com is a great job resource.
Hotjobs.com is good too.
Careerbuilder.com is popular.
There are also many job search websites that are industry specific,
so if you're looking for a job in restaurants or hotels (for example),
you can go to hcareers.com or hospitalityonline.com.
Hope this helps.
What are the most common sites to look for jobs online?
If you are in the UK, best site I know is
www.monster.co.uk
But when I had to leave going to sea and needed a job ashore I also the employment agencies like Blue Arrow and Manpower very well worth checking out for vacancies. Because a lot depends on what sort of hours you are willing to work and what your qualifications and work experience is, as they can match up this with what vacancies are in your own area a lot better than you can yourself so a personal visit there can be more fruitful than trying to do it all from home on your PC.
Reply:Monster.com is a great job resource.
Hotjobs.com is good too.
Careerbuilder.com is popular.
There are also many job search websites that are industry specific,
so if you're looking for a job in restaurants or hotels (for example),
you can go to hcareers.com or hospitalityonline.com.
Hope this helps.
Looking for jobs in windsor ontario canada?
You can visit the Workopolis Web site and search for jobs in all of Canada. Good luck!
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Looking for jobs in Dubai?
My husband and I live in Hyderabad and we are looking for jobs in Dubai. We have tried various places online and have even posted our resumes on various sites, but to no avail. Our jobs here are pathetic and we have no social or family life whatsoever. We have our minds set on Dubai and are eagerly trying to get jobs there and relocate.
Could someone possibly help me out with this. Anybody working for a consultancy out there reading this, please help. Really really need all the help I can get. If someone could direct me to some job opportunities, it would be great.
Thanks
Looking for jobs in Dubai?
Check the postings here.
http://www.dubaicityinfo.com/Jobs/
Reply:i will ask my niece working in dubai for 3 yr contract on how to apply. my next niece is going too.
Could someone possibly help me out with this. Anybody working for a consultancy out there reading this, please help. Really really need all the help I can get. If someone could direct me to some job opportunities, it would be great.
Thanks
Looking for jobs in Dubai?
Check the postings here.
http://www.dubaicityinfo.com/Jobs/
Reply:i will ask my niece working in dubai for 3 yr contract on how to apply. my next niece is going too.
Is it possible to look for jobs in Perth without a car?
I am a new migrant so probably would not buy a car for a start....intend to stay near the CBD. Would public transport bring me to most of the places I need to go for interviews?
Is it possible to look for jobs in Perth without a car?
I'm with Billybean, if you plane to live and work close or within the CBD then public transport is the go. Its ridiculously subsidised to the point where you entire travel for the day will almost certainly cost less than just your car parking. Buses in the CBD are free too.
Then again if you live in the suburbs and are going to somewhere other than Perth CBD, the system is crap. For example to get to a recent place of work from my home (8kms as the crow flies) required three bus changes, an hour travel in all and I would have to walk almost as far as I rode.
Reply:Hi there, no not really. Perth is very spread out so it will be quiet a bit harder to get a job without a car.
Good luck, Perth is a cool city.
Reply:Just search for a job in the CBD because most people there don't drive to work anyway! Public transport is known to be good but you wouldn't want to be travelling too far from where you live (hense the reason for getting a job in the CBD)
It would be better having a car because being in a new city (and country) it may be difficult to find your way around using public transport. But there are many people that do it!
Reply:If you plan on living and working near the CBD, then no, a car would be as much of a hindrance as a help - think traffic jams %26amp; expensive parking.
Perth is very small really. You can walk the lenght of St George's %26amp; Adelaide Terrace in under 30 minutes.
On the other hand, if you plan on working in one of the more outlying suburbs, then a car becomes quite a necessity.
Is it possible to look for jobs in Perth without a car?
I'm with Billybean, if you plane to live and work close or within the CBD then public transport is the go. Its ridiculously subsidised to the point where you entire travel for the day will almost certainly cost less than just your car parking. Buses in the CBD are free too.
Then again if you live in the suburbs and are going to somewhere other than Perth CBD, the system is crap. For example to get to a recent place of work from my home (8kms as the crow flies) required three bus changes, an hour travel in all and I would have to walk almost as far as I rode.
Reply:Hi there, no not really. Perth is very spread out so it will be quiet a bit harder to get a job without a car.
Good luck, Perth is a cool city.
Reply:Just search for a job in the CBD because most people there don't drive to work anyway! Public transport is known to be good but you wouldn't want to be travelling too far from where you live (hense the reason for getting a job in the CBD)
It would be better having a car because being in a new city (and country) it may be difficult to find your way around using public transport. But there are many people that do it!
Reply:If you plan on living and working near the CBD, then no, a car would be as much of a hindrance as a help - think traffic jams %26amp; expensive parking.
Perth is very small really. You can walk the lenght of St George's %26amp; Adelaide Terrace in under 30 minutes.
On the other hand, if you plan on working in one of the more outlying suburbs, then a car becomes quite a necessity.
What is the best way to look for jobs in Australia?
I've been looking on craigslist %26amp; gumtree for jobs/housing. I'm finding success in the housing part of my search, but not so much in the jobs part. Anybody know of a better job web site....specializing in hospitality would be a plus!
What is the best way to look for jobs in Australia?
Check these out : http://www.seek.com.au
http://www.mycareer.com.au
Reply:Definitely do :)
If you've tried seek, mycareer and linkme, then try COMPASS GROUP...
http://my.compass-group.com.au/portal/pa...
They specialize in hospitality jobs, including cleaners/kitchenhands for the mines in Western Australia. It depends on which state you are living in... but I would sign up to agencies INTEGRATED, Hays, Skilled Recruitment and Hudson - go to www.whitepages.com.au for local contact numbers (I'd provide them for you but don't know where you are)
Time are definitely tough at the moment in our current economic climate, so if you can, try and hand out your CV to local cafes/restaurants/bars/catering companies/cleaning companies... depending on what you are looking for. A lot of local companies are cutting down on using agencies to save the fees, and by handing out your CV you are increasing the chances of gaining employment.
Best of luck with your search :-)
Reply:you could try jobsjobsjobs.com.au
Reply:yeah seek and mycareer are good sites and I would also try this site
http://www.linkme.com.au/
What is the best way to look for jobs in Australia?
Check these out : http://www.seek.com.au
http://www.mycareer.com.au
Reply:Definitely do :)
If you've tried seek, mycareer and linkme, then try COMPASS GROUP...
http://my.compass-group.com.au/portal/pa...
They specialize in hospitality jobs, including cleaners/kitchenhands for the mines in Western Australia. It depends on which state you are living in... but I would sign up to agencies INTEGRATED, Hays, Skilled Recruitment and Hudson - go to www.whitepages.com.au for local contact numbers (I'd provide them for you but don't know where you are)
Time are definitely tough at the moment in our current economic climate, so if you can, try and hand out your CV to local cafes/restaurants/bars/catering companies/cleaning companies... depending on what you are looking for. A lot of local companies are cutting down on using agencies to save the fees, and by handing out your CV you are increasing the chances of gaining employment.
Best of luck with your search :-)
Reply:you could try jobsjobsjobs.com.au
Reply:yeah seek and mycareer are good sites and I would also try this site
http://www.linkme.com.au/
I would like to work in Dubai. How do I go about looking for job there in Dubai?
I'm a single mom to a 13months old baby girl. Seeking employment in Dubai.
I would like to work in Dubai. How do I go about looking for job there in Dubai?
I agree with the poster above that classifieds are the best place to look. However, craigslist in Dubai isn't that popular. A more popular alternative for Dubai is http://www.emiratesvillage.com
Its up to date with employers ads looking for employees.
It is also completely free and you will therefore find lots of ads there. Good Luck!!
Reply:I posted my resume on http://www.jobs123.com and recruiters and employers contacted me with jobs that matched my skills.
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Reply:Uh, have you ever been to Dubai? They only like american tourists. They like the money. If you work there you are a second class citizen.
Reply:No problem.. with that ..
To give you the exact location where you can visit for searching jobs in dubai is...
http://www.naukrigulf.com/ni/nijobsearch...
Reply:You can easily find a job in Dubai. With new stores popping up everyday, a job is the easiest to find. Try looking at tabloids of news sites (Such as Gulf-News.com or 7days.ae). You can also look at local newspapers and ads, there are tons of stores.
Reply:Here's the craiglist site for Dubai.
If you look under jobs, you can see what people have posted.
Best of luck!!!! Bring suntan lotion hahaha.
http://dubai.craigslist.org/
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I would like to work in Dubai. How do I go about looking for job there in Dubai?
I agree with the poster above that classifieds are the best place to look. However, craigslist in Dubai isn't that popular. A more popular alternative for Dubai is http://www.emiratesvillage.com
Its up to date with employers ads looking for employees.
It is also completely free and you will therefore find lots of ads there. Good Luck!!
Reply:I posted my resume on http://www.jobs123.com and recruiters and employers contacted me with jobs that matched my skills.
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Reply:Uh, have you ever been to Dubai? They only like american tourists. They like the money. If you work there you are a second class citizen.
Reply:No problem.. with that ..
To give you the exact location where you can visit for searching jobs in dubai is...
http://www.naukrigulf.com/ni/nijobsearch...
Reply:You can easily find a job in Dubai. With new stores popping up everyday, a job is the easiest to find. Try looking at tabloids of news sites (Such as Gulf-News.com or 7days.ae). You can also look at local newspapers and ads, there are tons of stores.
Reply:Here's the craiglist site for Dubai.
If you look under jobs, you can see what people have posted.
Best of luck!!!! Bring suntan lotion hahaha.
http://dubai.craigslist.org/
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Im looking for a job, before my parents kick me out, but im barely 13.. Any jobs?
Please i asked before.. but i didnt have much luck,, can any1 hook me up with a job near Orange County. Please and thank you. any job would be great.. =]
Im looking for a job, before my parents kick me out, but im barely 13.. Any jobs?
at 13, no one can legally employ you. Sorry!!!!
Reply:contact the police if your parents are kicking you out.
Reply:omg why r they gonna kick u out!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?- maybe u should find a house cleaning job- or babysitting- babysitting would be my best guess....- good luck
Reply:I was a paperboy at 13.
Early mornings and every day (no sick days!!) but the money was good and I only worked for an hour each day.
Reply:now these days it is illegal to legally employ a 13 years old but when your 15 you can get a job at togos there always hiring but you would need a job permit from your school
Reply:Your parents can not legally kick you out until your are 16 or 17. Another young lady if Florida asked this same question.
Learn to think BIG and work for yourself. Don't get in the habit of working for someone else. Here are a few ideas.
Work for yourself.
1. rake leaves, cut grass
2. grow roses, tulips, tomatoes, lavender etc in your yard and resell them
3. buy candy, chips, soda and sell it
4. do housekeeping, laundry (not for strangers)
5. paper route
6. find if they have a junior acheivement in your area
search for the other young ladies question like yours.
Good Luck !
Think Big !
God Bless!
Reply:errr babysitting?
Reply:Your parents can legally kick you out at 13. If that happens, contact your local child and family services and they'll find a place for you to stay.
There aren't a lot of jobs you can get at 13 that would pay much. You can maybe babysit, walk dogs, help neighbors with chores. Most companies don't hire 13 year olds.
Good luck.
Reply:If you are only 12-13 and your parents are trying to kick you out, maybe you need to go to Social Services before you get a job.
Reply:why are your parents kicking you out!
call the police!
Reply:How about a nanny or babysitting job?? There is a website called sittercity.com that has people who are looking for sitters in your area. Some actually need a Live-In nanny. Someone who lives with them, and takes care of the kids, and does some house hold chores. Hope this helps. Good Luck Hun!!
Im looking for a job, before my parents kick me out, but im barely 13.. Any jobs?
at 13, no one can legally employ you. Sorry!!!!
Reply:contact the police if your parents are kicking you out.
Reply:omg why r they gonna kick u out!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?- maybe u should find a house cleaning job- or babysitting- babysitting would be my best guess....- good luck
Reply:I was a paperboy at 13.
Early mornings and every day (no sick days!!) but the money was good and I only worked for an hour each day.
Reply:now these days it is illegal to legally employ a 13 years old but when your 15 you can get a job at togos there always hiring but you would need a job permit from your school
Reply:Your parents can not legally kick you out until your are 16 or 17. Another young lady if Florida asked this same question.
Learn to think BIG and work for yourself. Don't get in the habit of working for someone else. Here are a few ideas.
Work for yourself.
1. rake leaves, cut grass
2. grow roses, tulips, tomatoes, lavender etc in your yard and resell them
3. buy candy, chips, soda and sell it
4. do housekeeping, laundry (not for strangers)
5. paper route
6. find if they have a junior acheivement in your area
search for the other young ladies question like yours.
Good Luck !
Think Big !
God Bless!
Reply:errr babysitting?
Reply:Your parents can legally kick you out at 13. If that happens, contact your local child and family services and they'll find a place for you to stay.
There aren't a lot of jobs you can get at 13 that would pay much. You can maybe babysit, walk dogs, help neighbors with chores. Most companies don't hire 13 year olds.
Good luck.
Reply:If you are only 12-13 and your parents are trying to kick you out, maybe you need to go to Social Services before you get a job.
Reply:why are your parents kicking you out!
call the police!
Reply:How about a nanny or babysitting job?? There is a website called sittercity.com that has people who are looking for sitters in your area. Some actually need a Live-In nanny. Someone who lives with them, and takes care of the kids, and does some house hold chores. Hope this helps. Good Luck Hun!!
I would like to live and work in Autralia. Where is the best place for looking for online-jobs ?
mycareer.com.au
I would like to live and work in Autralia. Where is the best place for looking for online-jobs ?
www.seek.com.au or www.careerone.com.au, also try the Coles group website http://www.colesgroup.com.au/Home/ and click on 'careers' (these are mainly retail/supermarket jobs), www.woolworths.com.au (same deal) and www.myer.com.au (department store)
Good luck, it's pretty easy to get a job here : )
Reply:It depends on where you are from, what kind of qualifications you have on so on. Please repost with more details
Reply:What kind of a job are you looking for? You could search and apply for jobs on job websites like Hotjobs,Monster, Careerbuilder and Craigslist. You can find more information at http://tinyurl.com/emdyn
Reply:http://www.jobsearch.gov.au
I would like to live and work in Autralia. Where is the best place for looking for online-jobs ?
www.seek.com.au or www.careerone.com.au, also try the Coles group website http://www.colesgroup.com.au/Home/ and click on 'careers' (these are mainly retail/supermarket jobs), www.woolworths.com.au (same deal) and www.myer.com.au (department store)
Good luck, it's pretty easy to get a job here : )
Reply:It depends on where you are from, what kind of qualifications you have on so on. Please repost with more details
Reply:What kind of a job are you looking for? You could search and apply for jobs on job websites like Hotjobs,Monster, Careerbuilder and Craigslist. You can find more information at http://tinyurl.com/emdyn
Reply:http://www.jobsearch.gov.au
How can I look for jobs in my area?
I would like to find a job in Ontario, Ottawa region. How can I search this. Is there a website that has job listings. The job is for a student in highschool.
How can I look for jobs in my area?
You can look on the web, obviously, but as a student looking for an entry level job what's wrong with driving around town and looking for job available signs. Also, many coffee houses have bulletin boards that list help wanted. Since you aren't looking to be a brain surgeon this can help. Also, ask around? Where are your friends working?
Reply:www.monster.com
Reply:Monster.com, Yahoo hotjobs.com, also look for your local newspaper online.
Reply:First of all, work on your resume and make it an excellent one to get job, which suits your interest. You should take the help of consultant to make an attractive resume. Then You should submit your resume to leading jobsite like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com. Also you should consult local placement consultant in your area. In the meantime, look out for an option to work online. Although it wont pay you like full time job but you can make extra cash in your spare time. I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I would like to share a link where you can make $600-$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
http://ommc.blogspot.com
I will publish few more genuine site in couple of weeks, where you can earn money. You may also write to me at talkofmoney@rediffmail.com (Note: When u are planning for a home based online work, be careful because most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site.)
Reply:http://geo.craigslist.org/iso/ca
Good luck!
How can I look for jobs in my area?
You can look on the web, obviously, but as a student looking for an entry level job what's wrong with driving around town and looking for job available signs. Also, many coffee houses have bulletin boards that list help wanted. Since you aren't looking to be a brain surgeon this can help. Also, ask around? Where are your friends working?
Reply:www.monster.com
Reply:Monster.com, Yahoo hotjobs.com, also look for your local newspaper online.
Reply:First of all, work on your resume and make it an excellent one to get job, which suits your interest. You should take the help of consultant to make an attractive resume. Then You should submit your resume to leading jobsite like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com. Also you should consult local placement consultant in your area. In the meantime, look out for an option to work online. Although it wont pay you like full time job but you can make extra cash in your spare time. I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I would like to share a link where you can make $600-$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
http://ommc.blogspot.com
I will publish few more genuine site in couple of weeks, where you can earn money. You may also write to me at talkofmoney@rediffmail.com (Note: When u are planning for a home based online work, be careful because most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site.)
Reply:http://geo.craigslist.org/iso/ca
Good luck!
My husband and I have been looking for jobs? What do I do?
We used to own our own business, sold it and our new venture doesn't look like it can support us for awhile. I've been getting lots of interviews and job offers, he hasn't gotten any response except a former employer who may/may not have a job for him in the near future. He is not feeling too great right now, he is frustrated and doesn't understand why he isn't hearing anything and I am getting the opportunities. How do I make it better for him, it is difficult to watch him go through this. I believe he will get something, but his skills are different and he has a degree (I don't have a degree, but an extensive background in managing people and offices). His degree isn't really directly related to what he's done. Any suggestions? It's breaking my heart (he's 37yrs. old and has struggled before) He won't just apply for anything either.
My husband and I have been looking for jobs? What do I do?
I would suggest to you that you be supportive in his efforts and try to help him the best you can. Its not easy when both are unemployed or the income isn't enough type pressure and Men handle these things differently, we still have that little gene that says were a failure if we can't provide kind of thing, so don't worry and be there for him, hes vulnerable and unsure and scared all rolled into one.
Reply:what do you do? this is the time that is ----stand by your man.
Reply:just take a job and work until you find a better one!
Reply:A little sugar can go a long way. You don't have to coddle him and bake him a cake for him to know you support him. A little kiss, a little look, a little kick in the pants once in a while, he'll know you care.
At the same time, he's 37 and struggled before, watch out for a lifetime of this. He may be a lane-changer, so, be prepared to change lanes many many more times.
Good luck.
Reply:Have him go to a professional to tweak his resume, sometimes that is all it takes. Good luck......
Reply:First, tailor your husbands resume to fit the job he is applying for. Second, LIE. I know it sounds unscrupulous, but so is the business world. If you were self employed, an employer can only verify the existence of the business and the rest is selling himself. When it is said that employees should put forth 100% or more, here is what they mean:
a=1, b=2, c=3, d=4.......z=26.
B-U-L-L-S-H-I-T
%26gt; 2+21+12+12+19+8+9+20 = 103%
A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E
%26gt; 1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100%
Good luck!
Reply:Y U got so many jobs offer? why degree holder likes non graduate?
Reply:he needs to go to social services. after he decides to apply for something and help himself. he needs to stop being lazy. he would get the opportunities i he looked for them.
Reply:You can start your own web site but what you put on there its up to you ;)
Reply:Maybe thats his problems he is being picky. He is either feeling out applications where he is over qualified or not qualified enough. If the degree is not helping he should use the same info your using to get a job since he was part owner too. Or he should look for jobs where they can see he's smart and a jack of all trades. Tell him sometimes he has to take what he can until he can get something better. He can even take something part time to free his time to find something else. He also might just need to change his resume to fit the job he wants, as long as knows he can handle the job. I fixed my resume to get get the job I wanted and after proving myself that I could be a jack of all trades they love me. And I really had no experience except working for personel friends.
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My husband and I have been looking for jobs? What do I do?
I would suggest to you that you be supportive in his efforts and try to help him the best you can. Its not easy when both are unemployed or the income isn't enough type pressure and Men handle these things differently, we still have that little gene that says were a failure if we can't provide kind of thing, so don't worry and be there for him, hes vulnerable and unsure and scared all rolled into one.
Reply:what do you do? this is the time that is ----stand by your man.
Reply:just take a job and work until you find a better one!
Reply:A little sugar can go a long way. You don't have to coddle him and bake him a cake for him to know you support him. A little kiss, a little look, a little kick in the pants once in a while, he'll know you care.
At the same time, he's 37 and struggled before, watch out for a lifetime of this. He may be a lane-changer, so, be prepared to change lanes many many more times.
Good luck.
Reply:Have him go to a professional to tweak his resume, sometimes that is all it takes. Good luck......
Reply:First, tailor your husbands resume to fit the job he is applying for. Second, LIE. I know it sounds unscrupulous, but so is the business world. If you were self employed, an employer can only verify the existence of the business and the rest is selling himself. When it is said that employees should put forth 100% or more, here is what they mean:
a=1, b=2, c=3, d=4.......z=26.
B-U-L-L-S-H-I-T
%26gt; 2+21+12+12+19+8+9+20 = 103%
A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E
%26gt; 1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100%
Good luck!
Reply:Y U got so many jobs offer? why degree holder likes non graduate?
Reply:he needs to go to social services. after he decides to apply for something and help himself. he needs to stop being lazy. he would get the opportunities i he looked for them.
Reply:You can start your own web site but what you put on there its up to you ;)
Reply:Maybe thats his problems he is being picky. He is either feeling out applications where he is over qualified or not qualified enough. If the degree is not helping he should use the same info your using to get a job since he was part owner too. Or he should look for jobs where they can see he's smart and a jack of all trades. Tell him sometimes he has to take what he can until he can get something better. He can even take something part time to free his time to find something else. He also might just need to change his resume to fit the job he wants, as long as knows he can handle the job. I fixed my resume to get get the job I wanted and after proving myself that I could be a jack of all trades they love me. And I really had no experience except working for personel friends.
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Where to look for jobs for minors between 16 and 18?
Is there a website that list local stores that are hiring? I have no idea where to start to look for a job. I'm guessing there's an easier way than walking into local stores and asking for a job? How do if a place is hiring? Whats the easiest way to look for a job?
Where to look for jobs for minors between 16 and 18?
Best way to find out is to ask. Usually only places that take part-time workers will take minors due to labor laws/school requirements.
Suggestions: fast food restaurants, retail (the Gap, Macy's, Borders, Staples, Best Buy, etc.), Starbucks, etc. I asked a store if they were hiring, and they said no, not at the time. However, when I heard that they were hiring, I went and was given a job. The HR manager had conducted an impromtu, informal interview and liked me. She remembered me when I came in to formally interview.
Ask your friends where they are working and if they're hiring.
You can try monster.com and other larger career sites, but they typically are aimed toward fulltimers. Try craigslist.org for some ideas. Some sites aimed towards teens include snagajob.com and summerjobs.com. Good luck!
Reply:You should ask around and see where your friends work..it all depends on where you live. You should try working at an amusement park or waterpark or something fun like that!
Reply:Go door to door in your town and ask..try looking for organizations that hire minors or can get minors jobs..there are a few youth programs that help you find jobs..or like I said get dressed in causal yet nice clothes and walk door to door and ask..If you don't ask they dont know you need a job and if nothing else someone in store might set you to the right direction even if they don't hire you ..
Reply:the best way to get a good paying job as a minor is to start as a dishwasher.yes it is demanding work. but a job that requires perfection. No one wants dirty dish's. especially a patron and it looks great at future jobs.
Where to look for jobs for minors between 16 and 18?
Best way to find out is to ask. Usually only places that take part-time workers will take minors due to labor laws/school requirements.
Suggestions: fast food restaurants, retail (the Gap, Macy's, Borders, Staples, Best Buy, etc.), Starbucks, etc. I asked a store if they were hiring, and they said no, not at the time. However, when I heard that they were hiring, I went and was given a job. The HR manager had conducted an impromtu, informal interview and liked me. She remembered me when I came in to formally interview.
Ask your friends where they are working and if they're hiring.
You can try monster.com and other larger career sites, but they typically are aimed toward fulltimers. Try craigslist.org for some ideas. Some sites aimed towards teens include snagajob.com and summerjobs.com. Good luck!
Reply:You should ask around and see where your friends work..it all depends on where you live. You should try working at an amusement park or waterpark or something fun like that!
Reply:Go door to door in your town and ask..try looking for organizations that hire minors or can get minors jobs..there are a few youth programs that help you find jobs..or like I said get dressed in causal yet nice clothes and walk door to door and ask..If you don't ask they dont know you need a job and if nothing else someone in store might set you to the right direction even if they don't hire you ..
Reply:the best way to get a good paying job as a minor is to start as a dishwasher.yes it is demanding work. but a job that requires perfection. No one wants dirty dish's. especially a patron and it looks great at future jobs.
What are the best paying high end retail jobs? I am looking for a night or part-time job in high end retail.?
I currently work for Saks Fifth Ave but need a part time retail job to do on my days off. Please help.
What are the best paying high end retail jobs? I am looking for a night or part-time job in high end retail.?
The best paying jobs are CEO and other management positions.
Unfortunately, you have actual sales floor experience so you are no longer qualified for theses positions.
What are the best paying high end retail jobs? I am looking for a night or part-time job in high end retail.?
The best paying jobs are CEO and other management positions.
Unfortunately, you have actual sales floor experience so you are no longer qualified for theses positions.
I am looking for an online job, something that I can do from my home in my spare time, do these jobs exist.?
I wouldn't consider myself a speed typer, but I can type pretty fast. the only problem is I am not too great when it comes to proper punctuation and grammar. I am not going to lie about it, so is there a way or site, that can help me with that, and something that easy to comprehend. I am eager to learn, but I have no clue as to go about it, and no idea where to start. Has anyone on here done that or is working from there home, or have a home based business. I would not mind having a business from my home, but how do you make money from having your own website, and is there a way to create a website of your own for free. I have no idea how websites make there money. I need some advice on what, where, how to get started. Thanks.
I am looking for an online job, something that I can do from my home in my spare time, do these jobs exist.?
Look at all the solicitations you got here........That should tell you VOLUMES.
The answerer right about me and myself are just about the only 2 that are telling you to avoid those SCAMS like the plague.
Your inquiry does have " CHEAT ME" written all over it...
Reply:Research, research, research! Everything you hear about research thoroughly.
Reply:if you really want to work from home, then try SFI.
Its a member of the BBB so, yea these jobs exist. You dont need to be fast at typing. join over 10,000,000 others today
free signup and no HIDDEN FEES!
https://www.quickinfo247.com/9790420/CB
if you need more help after signup, look up Help or contact your SFI sponser
Reply:Your Travel Biz is an excellent home-based business opportunity and it has lots of perks. Of course, with any home based business you'll get tax benefits, but because YTB is a Travel Agency - you can write off travel. It also has great earning potential, health benefits and more. I highly recommend it. Check out my site at www.joysvacations.biz
Reply:I saw a site last year for the first, I think their guide is so strong and they have many secrets that no one don't know about it, Go and visit them, and then plz tell me about what you think about their secrets, They are a great site I think.
http://www.googleadvertise.com
Reply:Good luck. Everyone would be home working LOL.
Reply:Please check out my website and if you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me!
www.jennifercoterel.ws
Reply:There are plenty of free websites where you put your information into a template and pick the colors and upload pictures or do the text to it.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=fre...
You DO have to check with them to see if it's ok to SELL anything off it though, some don't allow that. But you will have to pay for internet connection (if you're using a computer at a library I think you need to arrange for some other way to be online).
The main problem is getting people to find you. There are hundreds of thousands of sites up and for people to buy your product or service they have to be able to find you online. Networking is a good way, and posting on boards where your services could be a plus is good, provided you aren't spamming the lists.
I've seen very nice one page sites (one was a lady who saved all her aviary parakeets molted feathers and was selling them by the bagfull). You don't need something huge or with all the bells and whistles to be effective.
Best way to go about it is to find something you either LIKE to do quite a bit, or something you're good at, and figure out which niche market your abilities can cater to. There are a lot of niche markets that mainstream shops and sites don't even touch.
Reply:I recently started an online business and it's going great! This particular business has you a web site running in minutes after joining. The awesome product is what drives this business. Check it out!
www.downonhighgasprices.mybpi.com
Reply:Try this site: http://snipurl.com/1qf6h it can make you good money and it is easy to do. There are no fees and it pays out every Friday. It is one of the few work at home websites that has made me good money consistently.
Reply:The online company I work for is one of the best, you set any time to do your work there are no minimums or maximum amounts of work for you to do. I also do this job in my spare time and it is working well for me so far. If you are interested then you should visit my yahoo group and become a member so that you can get more information about my online job the group address is http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/sc...
Reply:Dear Fan,
Your question has "Cheat Me" written all over it!
If you don't know much about a business why would you go into it? Get proper education, go to work for a web design company, learn all you can and then go into the web design business.
This is the same for ALL businesses. Don't go into a business you don't thoroughly understand.
Best wishes
Craig
Reply:i have a site about making money online. it is basically tell you what internet online is all about. how people make money and why they can make money. why people fail in making money and why they fail. why there are so many spam and scam. so check out my profile for that site.
Reply:Job online? I'm suggesting you to ask mark wrren, jonatn foss, mike butterfly marketing, clickbank.com.
they all 'gurus' and have made money online, I've done my research and still ended 0 result.
I filled up some surveys, when my money raise up they stop giving me questions.
carefully!
Reply:I'm 13,and I have a job working for this site called rippedwallet,and I get paid to fill out offers and get paid 2,000.You probably think I'm some computerized thing but Um just here to help you out,This is the real deal right here but the link below take you to the site if you have any Q%26amp;A's you can hit me up on my AIM:Moneymaker0270
Reply:I started a home based business with a new international company that is 100% free and totally different. It's legitimate and not like anything else around. It's not MLM and it's 100% scam free. There is nothing to sell, no meetings, and all the tools are free. It's an honest company with good morals and we are trying to help everyone who wants to work at home and make some extra money. Again it's free so you have nothing to lose. Let me know if you want more info.
I am looking for an online job, something that I can do from my home in my spare time, do these jobs exist.?
Look at all the solicitations you got here........That should tell you VOLUMES.
The answerer right about me and myself are just about the only 2 that are telling you to avoid those SCAMS like the plague.
Your inquiry does have " CHEAT ME" written all over it...
Reply:Research, research, research! Everything you hear about research thoroughly.
Reply:if you really want to work from home, then try SFI.
Its a member of the BBB so, yea these jobs exist. You dont need to be fast at typing. join over 10,000,000 others today
free signup and no HIDDEN FEES!
https://www.quickinfo247.com/9790420/CB
if you need more help after signup, look up Help or contact your SFI sponser
Reply:Your Travel Biz is an excellent home-based business opportunity and it has lots of perks. Of course, with any home based business you'll get tax benefits, but because YTB is a Travel Agency - you can write off travel. It also has great earning potential, health benefits and more. I highly recommend it. Check out my site at www.joysvacations.biz
Reply:I saw a site last year for the first, I think their guide is so strong and they have many secrets that no one don't know about it, Go and visit them, and then plz tell me about what you think about their secrets, They are a great site I think.
http://www.googleadvertise.com
Reply:Good luck. Everyone would be home working LOL.
Reply:Please check out my website and if you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me!
www.jennifercoterel.ws
Reply:There are plenty of free websites where you put your information into a template and pick the colors and upload pictures or do the text to it.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=fre...
You DO have to check with them to see if it's ok to SELL anything off it though, some don't allow that. But you will have to pay for internet connection (if you're using a computer at a library I think you need to arrange for some other way to be online).
The main problem is getting people to find you. There are hundreds of thousands of sites up and for people to buy your product or service they have to be able to find you online. Networking is a good way, and posting on boards where your services could be a plus is good, provided you aren't spamming the lists.
I've seen very nice one page sites (one was a lady who saved all her aviary parakeets molted feathers and was selling them by the bagfull). You don't need something huge or with all the bells and whistles to be effective.
Best way to go about it is to find something you either LIKE to do quite a bit, or something you're good at, and figure out which niche market your abilities can cater to. There are a lot of niche markets that mainstream shops and sites don't even touch.
Reply:I recently started an online business and it's going great! This particular business has you a web site running in minutes after joining. The awesome product is what drives this business. Check it out!
www.downonhighgasprices.mybpi.com
Reply:Try this site: http://snipurl.com/1qf6h it can make you good money and it is easy to do. There are no fees and it pays out every Friday. It is one of the few work at home websites that has made me good money consistently.
Reply:The online company I work for is one of the best, you set any time to do your work there are no minimums or maximum amounts of work for you to do. I also do this job in my spare time and it is working well for me so far. If you are interested then you should visit my yahoo group and become a member so that you can get more information about my online job the group address is http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/sc...
Reply:Dear Fan,
Your question has "Cheat Me" written all over it!
If you don't know much about a business why would you go into it? Get proper education, go to work for a web design company, learn all you can and then go into the web design business.
This is the same for ALL businesses. Don't go into a business you don't thoroughly understand.
Best wishes
Craig
Reply:i have a site about making money online. it is basically tell you what internet online is all about. how people make money and why they can make money. why people fail in making money and why they fail. why there are so many spam and scam. so check out my profile for that site.
Reply:Job online? I'm suggesting you to ask mark wrren, jonatn foss, mike butterfly marketing, clickbank.com.
they all 'gurus' and have made money online, I've done my research and still ended 0 result.
I filled up some surveys, when my money raise up they stop giving me questions.
carefully!
Reply:I'm 13,and I have a job working for this site called rippedwallet,and I get paid to fill out offers and get paid 2,000.You probably think I'm some computerized thing but Um just here to help you out,This is the real deal right here but the link below take you to the site if you have any Q%26amp;A's you can hit me up on my AIM:Moneymaker0270
Reply:I started a home based business with a new international company that is 100% free and totally different. It's legitimate and not like anything else around. It's not MLM and it's 100% scam free. There is nothing to sell, no meetings, and all the tools are free. It's an honest company with good morals and we are trying to help everyone who wants to work at home and make some extra money. Again it's free so you have nothing to lose. Let me know if you want more info.
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