Who's hiring??? lol

[Christian_Follower]

Okay, just curious,

Anyone hiring for anything?

 

[HereIStand]

Walmart is always hiring (and firing). Or so I hear. Seriously, what do you want to do?

 

[RaymondG]

I hear there is this big vineyard in desperate need of more laborers....

 

[Christian_Follower]

Walmart is always hiring (and firing). Or so I hear. Seriously, what do you want to do?

Ohhh noooo thank you.... my sis-in-law worked there and my local one is HORRIBLE...

I really only posted to see get people's thoughts... especially anyone here who owns their own business

 

[High Fidelity]

A lot of retail or fast food places have a high turnover rate. Depends on your situation.

If you have a job and are looking to swap jobs or careers, can't help. If you're out of work then try the above. Not ideal but to tide you over it's better than nothing.

 

[TuxAme]

Walmart is always hiring (and firing).

Yep. They love to hire you until they fire you.

 

[TuxAme]

Ohhh noooo thank you.... my sis-in-law worked there and my local one is HORRIBLE...

I really only posted to see get people's thoughts... especially anyone here who owns their own business

The management at my store was awesome. It depends where you go. If you're part time, though, while the pay is good, you don't get nearly enough sick days- especially if you're like me and they give you nearly full time hours when you first start out.

 

[thecolorsblend]

Okay, just curious,

Anyone hiring for anything?

America became an energy exporter over the last year and a half or so. Right now, a lot of companies are having to expand to deal with it. Maybe you can get on with an energy company. Surf their page and see what all they have listed.

I should say that there's a trickle down effect going on here.

More oil being shipped means more truck drivers are needed. More tanker crewmen are needed for after the oil gets loaded into the cargo holds. More accountants are needed to track the costs and profits. More IT staff are needed for information assurance on these corporate networks, the automated vessels, etc. More construction crews are needed to build restaurants near the energy company's headquarters. More fry staff are needed to work in said new restaurants. More oil field workers are needed in Texas and other places to do the actual drilling. More scientists are needed for refinement procedures. More OCD types are needed for stuff like QA, efficiency consultations, etc. More mechanical engineers are needed to design and build new oil rigs.

My point is there's a lot to choose from just in the energy sector. Blue collar, white collar, full time, part time, temp, all the different disciplines and specialties. Companies are reaching the point where they can't insist on degrees anymore. They just need warm bodies to do the work. At the rate things are growing, that won't change any time soon.

There's likely to be even more opportunities coming along. That stuff up there is just fossil fuels. Green energy is the future and there's been some absolutely amazing advancements and investments made over the last year or two that will start paying out within the next year or two. If you're a more forward-thinking type who doesn't mind the odd risk here and there, green energy might be your ticket into the big time.

This rising tide is lifting all boats. There hasn't been a better time to build a career in my entire adult life.

 

[TuxAme]

Maybe UPS? I hear that you can work part time and get full time benefits like health and dental.

 

[HereIStand]

Try computer tech work. Get an A+, Network+, or Security+ certificate. Or try coding. Learn Python. If you are handy, try home remolding. There is a need for honest people in this area, who actually show up and do the work.