Originally Posted by vonHultgren,Nov 2 2007, 08:37 AM

http://www.capgroup.com/careers/referrals.html

Were a Fortune 50 company...always hiring good people.

Originally Posted by SILSLYS2K,Nov 2 2007, 10:11 AM

Hey bOOgie, For those of you who are having a hard time finding a job,your probley going to hate me. But i just started a second job,(You know to fund the S ) And they have promoted me to part time supervisor in only a months span.The Company is Circuit City and If you are looking for somthing part time,we have a couple seasonal supervisor positions avalible and also some part time and full time sales positions as well.Pay will range depending on what position you would be applying for. Its border line Irvine,Rancho Santa Margarita, I dont know if that would be to far for you though. Or if not,the discounts would be worth it,especially with Christmas around the corner . I've only meet you once,but you seemed pretty down to earth and with your backround and schooling it will be pretty easy.Also if anybody else is looking for a job let me know, There pretty desperate righ now. Good luck to you guy's

Originally Posted by Micahb24,Nov 2 2007, 10:49 AM

Al, did u get my PM?

Originally Posted by BoostTed,Nov 2 2007, 11:08 PM

I used to commute from Redondo Beach to Northridge. That is probably the worse commute in So Cal, getting there or home in 1.5hrs is a very good day. My commute pretty much starts right where the traffic starts to build up and it does not let up until I got there. 1.5 hrs was with my backroads and shortcut. I missed my exit to the side streets once and it took me 45mins to travel 1mile to the next exit.

With that said, 1hr commutes I can do, but anything more than that, really takes a toll on you physically and mentally. By the time you get to work, you are in a bad mood and start the day off on the wrong foot. After a long day, you deal with a very long commute. I had to have a beer or two or a glass of wine when I got home from work to unwind when I did that commute.

Originally Posted by b00gie,Nov 2 2007, 12:19 PM

i guess you can say convenience does matter to me. im looking to start a new career with a new company. i want to be happy and love what i do. i think after a few months of commuting, i will most likely get tired of it, not be motivated to go to work and probably end up looking for another job.


how many of you guys spend over 2 hours on the road 5 days a week? what's it like.