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Look them up on the internet.Smurf said:How does one 'scope out' a business though? Keep in mind I'm not from town, I don't really know anyone.
Look them up on the internet.Smurf said:How does one 'scope out' a business though? Keep in mind I'm not from town, I don't really know anyone.
you could be a temp. Or you can pick up on criminal activitySmurf said:God damn crap **** ****. Even the local supermarket turned me down. Grrrrr :grumpy:
I agree with Evo, Townsend, and StatutoryApe. Even being laid off from a construction job in a city ranked number one in the country in unemployment, I was able to find a job. Thankfully, I read the papers. When I read in the morning paper that a nightime gas station attendant was shot in the head and killed, I was there by 9 AM applying for the job.TheStatutoryApe said:I'll have to agree with Evo and Townsend, I've never known anyone who couldn't get a job that was actually trying. Not to say that you aren't trying but it shouldn't take too much longer so long as you're looking hard enough. When I was your age it took me quite some time to find a job. It's normal if you don't have much work experience and like Evo pointed out you're in a college town so the employers have a whole slew of kids to hire from. You could try a temp agency. I have a friend that hasn't been out of work for more than a couple weeks at a time in years by working through an agency. He just picked up a job starting at $17.50 an hour through an agency. He's not in school and doesn't even have a degree.
It's not that hard to find a job.
Smurf said:That's what it was at the last interview I got. Lucky timing. .