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Stang66
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It's all on ambition, quoting N8, life quality goes down, I go to school have a part time job and help my neighbor with his business on my free time, I got 19-20 hr weekdays, sucks big time, but need the money for my cars ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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Posts: 754 | From: Stockton | Registered: Dec 2010
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Anderthizzle
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I work two jobs and am a single father of fours girls three teenagers and one that is 11 years old.I work six days a week form 430pm to 100am and 130am untill aroun 7am it sucks balls.but I still dont make as much as I use to at my old job.But my girls are worth it.
Posts: 1056 | From: Here and there | Registered: Sep 2007
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CobraTerritory
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I work 2 jobs aswell. 7 days a week here and school. I'm a mechanic for MV Transportation working on east bay paratransit busses and I'm part time at One Toyota on Hagenburger in Oakland where I'm also a tech.
[ December 23, 2011, 06:56 AM: Message edited by: CobraTerritory ]
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Posts: 1546 | From: Oakland, CA | Registered: Feb 2006
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DLo
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A lot of good posts in here. I appreciate all of the advice.
So, if anyone knows of some part time opportunities in the south bay, please let me know ![[Cool]](cool.gif)
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Posts: 1876 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Oct 2005
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For all you IT guys out her on CA fords. I work for a Tech support company called SupportSpace. We partner with company's like Geeksquad and Microsoft. What we do is provide remote services for their customers. We have experts who work from home or from where ever they want. Any of you that are good at IT stuff can attempt to become an expert for us. The gig is good and our experts make good money. You can set your own hours and all that good stuff. Or just come on to support customer's when ever you'd like. Our experts our considered to be third party contractors so you pay your own taxes and no benefits but the pay is GOOD. I think this can be a good option for you DLo. Anyone who is interested PM me and I can give you guys more info. This gig is legit and profitable so if you think it's too good to be true it's not were just a start up company that has only been around like 5 years. Im confident we will be here for a long time tho. Give it a try guys if your good on the phone/chat with customers and good with computers(PC/MACS). We have a lot of experts that do this to get more money. But it can become your only job if you work hard at it. We have some crazy guys that will work like all day and they some have made over $20,000 in a month(before taxes). I'm not trying to recruit anyone just trying to help someone out. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
Posts: 952 | From: South San Francisco | Registered: Jul 2010
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Originally posted by SSFGiant:
Ive had 2 jobs for the last 3 years, going on 4. My main job for the last 3 years has been UPS. They only offer part time, full benefits(until high seniority they offer full time)and UPS checks werent doing it, so ive always had a 2nd part time. This last year I basically had one full time and UPS part time. Im about to turn 22 next month. Didnt do college, did Wyotech(electrical,havent found a job. still trying) so thats why i bust my ass. Dont have another option. Dont really have a social life, but in about a year and half, 2 years the latest, I will be a full time driver for UPS and wont have to worry about having 2 jobs cus they pay good. Drivers that is. If you are looking for a part time with full benefits, UPS is the place to be, shitty pay though. something to think about
This foo works with me, this is his other job. Don't know why he didn't mention it but he can vouch that were legit also.
Posts: 952 | From: South San Francisco | Registered: Jul 2010
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andyman_2k01
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I worked two jobs for about 5 years up until January, 2011. It does take a toll on your body and social life, but you have to figure out what your priorities are first.
My experience is that hard work will always pays off in the long run. Those five years taught me a lot about discipline and time management, which I have carried into my current role.
Every person is different and every person has a different outlook on working two jobs. My view is that I rather have more money and less time, than more time and less money.
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Posts: 1503 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Jun 2002
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rwc
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i work 2 full time jobs i start my repo work tuesday-saturday 1:30-2:00am until im done with my route (generally pick up 3-6 cars per day) that sends me all over the place from marin down to king city out to merced. i work on call doing private property tow aways 7 days a week in the san mateo area when im not on route for repos.
ive been working like this for 5+ years
i normally just take naps sometimes i can get 4-5 hours of sleep.
its worth it to me because i still have time to spend with my wife and do projects around the house.
Posts: 405 | From: redwood city ca | Registered: Nov 2007
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Snakezilla
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I work 1 job and have 24 employees. The cell phone is always on and Emails never stop so I feel like im never off...
[ January 03, 2012, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Snakezilla ]
Posts: 124 | From: SAC | Registered: Oct 2009
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