looking for work

[yournamehere018]

as of right now i do car audio which is what id like to do, but i have done other stuff, i have worked on a cattle ranch, managed a grocery store, worked in a lumber yard at home depot, worked as a ground hand for a powerline company which includes a little dozer work, i know how to operate a bucket truck, fork lift, tractor. if that helps any

If you have management experience you may try a parts store if any are hiring. It isn't great pay but it is really easy and predictable. I started 2 years ago in high school at $8 and hour and now make $11 doing the exact same thing but with a manager title.

[2006GTOS]

If you have management experience you may try a parts store if any are hiring. It isn't great pay but it is really easy and predictable. I started 2 years ago in high school at $8 and hour and now make $11 doing the exact same thing but with a manager title.

X2 in this economy getting your foot in the door is the hardest thing right now. We hire summer temps then offer full time to the best workers at the end of summer. Nothing in OK though.

[jrevels_3]

yeah i plan on applying at a motorcycle shop in shawnee, a couple parts stores, but i pretty much have to start over, hoping to find something before i have to start selling toys lol

[yournamehere018]

hopefully it works out man, there are a LOT of people looking for jobs lately.

[RedHeartbeat]

Dude, sorry to hear about that. Go down to the unemployment office, online or via telephone and get registered to get your benefits. Always do that first. Get you a resume put together ASAP so you can start passing it around. Get some generic business cards made up with your contact information on it. Don't put a company name, just your's, your email, location, what your current job is or what you're looking for, phone numbers and all that. Vistaprint.com will do 250 for free and under $10 shipping. Pass these out to friends and people you meet and tell them what you're looking for and ask if they have any ideas on where to find work doing what you're doing. I'm going through all this right now. Networking pays off.

[jrevels_3]

Dude, sorry to hear about that. Go down to the unemployment office, online or via telephone and get registered to get your benefits. Always do that first. Get you a resume put together ASAP so you can start passing it around. Get some generic business cards made up with your contact information on it. Don't put a company name, just your's, your email, location, what your current job is or what you're looking for, phone numbers and all that. Vistaprint.com will do 250 for free and under $10 shipping. Pass these out to friends and people you meet and tell them what you're looking for and ask if they have any ideas on where to find work doing what you're doing. I'm going through all this right now. Networking pays off.

yeah, plan is unemployment office prolly tomorrow or friday, been working on my resume as i have a free time, even tho im getting laid off, i still have appointments that im having to work till friday when im gone, but every free chance i have, im searching and working on getting a job, i also have a few people searching for me as well, hope all works out