looking for a new PT job
06-29-2006, 07:36 PM
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looking for a new PT job
ive been working at a mortgage company for about a year now and i am sick of it. im looking for a new job, any suggestions? need a parttime job since i am a student at FJC. thanks guys.
06-29-2006, 08:36 PM
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which field were you interested in? since your going to school, look into bank of america. they're always looking for part-time tellers. they offer tuition reimbursement (i believe upto 4k a semester) so look into it.
06-29-2006, 09:18 PM
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yea im already looking into that but i herd hours are 3 days a week full time. 8am-5pm. ill check that out though thanks.
my current job is 3-8pm mon-thurs and 10-3 fri & sat, so i can fit school in the mornings.
my current job is 3-8pm mon-thurs and 10-3 fri & sat, so i can fit school in the mornings.
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i worked at a mortagage company for a couple of years now but before that i worked at a resturant... if you work at a nice place, you can make some serious dough... my coworker worked there 5 days a week and pulls in 60k a year in tips, and wages all on night shifts. great place to get cash everyday you work.
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UPS is good for your schedule.
go to UPSJOBS.com you can drill down to a building near by you.
once in if you go into P/T supervisor they too have tuition reimbursment.
good luck
go to UPSJOBS.com you can drill down to a building near by you.
once in if you go into P/T supervisor they too have tuition reimbursment.
good luck
06-29-2006, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by alfman240z,Jun 29 2006, 09:56 PM
i worked at a mortagage company for a couple of years now but before that i worked at a resturant... if you work at a nice place, you can make some serious dough... my coworker worked there 5 days a week and pulls in 60k a year in tips, and wages all on night shifts. great place to get cash everyday you work.
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06-29-2006, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by alfman240z,Jun 29 2006, 09:56 PM
i worked at a mortagage company for a couple of years now but before that i worked at a resturant... if you work at a nice place, you can make some serious dough... my coworker worked there 5 days a week and pulls in 60k a year in tips, and wages all on night shifts. great place to get cash everyday you work.
06-30-2006, 12:24 AM
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im no cook. haha all i know how to do is set up appointments to refinance and get social security numbers over the phone. stupid mortgage market is getting crappyyy i cant get any commisson. stress's my young student ass out. thats my reason for a new job.
im interested in finance and accounting.
also anything that has to do with cars and parts. lol.
im interested in finance and accounting.
also anything that has to do with cars and parts. lol.