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32VSTANG
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Near the union city area. Currently working at Costco but I'm so tired of customer service, pay and benefits are ok. But need more...since i am only part time. And hours are not so good right now...and defently not looking to stay here forever.
All I have as of right now is a high school diploma. Any city jobs? Like to keep it local bcuz of my family(wife and kids). Willing to learn anything. Good with computers. Some mechanical knowledge of course. Let me know.
[ September 26, 2012, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: gohardgohome ]
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Costco in hayward ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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32VSTANG
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Yea right!funny guy ![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif)
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BLK35th
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https://www.calopps.org
Other than that, you should really look into college. Even if its community college, you will not regret it in the next coming 20+years.
Fuck dead end jobs.
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Having only a high school diploma and no specialized skills will make it very difficult, but not impossible to find a good paying job.
If you are young, don't be a stupid fool; learn a trade, go to college, the military or get in with a good company.
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if u have the opportunity as ppl have stated go to school. its a proven fact that ppl w/ a college degrees on average find jobs quicker and get paid more than a hs graduate.
understandable if you dont have this option so make the best of what you have in front of you.
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Originally posted by venomous99:
if u have the opportunity as ppl have stated go to school. its a proven fact that ppl w/ a college degrees on average find jobs quicker and get paid more than a hs graduate.
understandable if you dont have this option so make the best of what you have in front of you.
This^^^. True fact.
Going to college and getting an education is one of the best decisions I've made.
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Oops wrong thread!
[ September 27, 2012, 07:19 PM: Message edited by: phonso302 ]
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BLK35th
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If you think college is going to be expensive, you should start now because it will NEVER get cheaper.
There are all sorts of financial aids, Board of Governor's Fee Waivers and General Assistance to help you take care of your family.
Yes, you might have to give up a few hobbies (Cars/toys/guns etc.) just to stay a float financially. But being able to put money aside for your babies college life and getting by comfortably, seems more rewarding.
Take on the college life now so that your kids can have a proper example when they grow up.
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StangCity510
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http://www.cypressmandela.org/
Try out this program its free and they help you find employment after you complete it. Unless your lazy then i don't recommend it.
[ September 27, 2012, 10:06 PM: Message edited by: StangCity510 ]
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32VSTANG
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What do u guys think about a union job??
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What do u guys think about a union job??
Love mine! Local 853 ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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CAStang
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AT&T is hiring Premise Technicians (Uverse installers). It's a union job, lots of OT, good benefits, and a high school diploma is sufficient. As long as you have a valid drivers license and a clean piss test, they will consider you.
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If you want jobs don't vote for Obama, the economy was recovering just fine until obamacare was enacted. Now look at the economy, bleh
Your boy Romney would de terrible at growing the American economy.
Fact: Mitt Romney was against the auto industry bail outs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61HbcIpKL7E&feature=relmfu
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Wildfire532FB
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quote:
Originally posted by cobraracer46:
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Originally posted by Cobra 93-4992:
If you want jobs don't vote for Obama, the economy was recovering just fine until obamacare was enacted. Now look at the economy, bleh
Your boy Romney would de terrible at growing the American economy.
Fact: Mitt Romney was against the auto industry bail outs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61HbcIpKL7E&feature=relmfu
Isn't GM failing again?
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Originally posted by gohardgohome:
Near the union city area. Currently working at Costco but I'm so tired of customer service, pay and benefits are ok. But need more...since i am only part time. And hours are not so good right now...and defently not looking to stay here forever.
All I have as of right now is a high school diploma. Any city jobs? Like to keep it local bcuz of my family(wife and kids). Willing to learn anything. Good with computers. Some mechanical knowledge of course. Let me know.
i loved working at costco! warehouse 422 in the building!! haha this was back in 99
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Go to school if you can bro best advice I have to give you. Not only does open more doors for you but it's an experience and you get to learn a lot about the world, life etc.. Not the easiest but worth it
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BLK35th
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Originally posted by SSF_5.0_WARRIOR:
Go to school if you can bro best advice I have to give you. Not only does open more doors for you but it's an experience and you get to learn a lot about the world, life etc.. Not the easiest but worth it
What he said.
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MauriSSio
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Originally posted by SSF_5.0_WARRIOR:
Go to school if you can bro best advice I have to give you. Not only does open more doors for you but it's an experience and you get to learn a lot about the world, life etc.. Not the easiest but worth it
im all for him going to school but going to college doesnt mean hes going to learn much about the world and life. he definately wont have everything figured out, but that degree would definately look good on the resume which is the most important thing to employers. Im a graduate btw.
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I remember 4 years ago when i had a second job as a night cashier at 7-11 that there were college BA graduates applying fora job there... Economy is shit and i wouldn't spend 40k+ and put myself in debt for several years to struggle for a job. Gl
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having the school for back up is nice only when u can get a job with or without obama jobs are gonna be a issue for a while...sucks companys that are not doing bad are using the economy to out source work
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BLK35th
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Originally posted by 87MclarenMustang:
I remember 4 years ago when i had a second job as a night cashier at 7-11 that there were college BA graduates applying fora job there... Economy is shit and i wouldn't spend 40k+ and put myself in debt for several years to struggle for a job. Gl
The area of study has a lot to do with not finding a proper career. Usually big companies look for Accounting and business administration degrees.
If you hold a Business administration degree, it is a well known fact that you will Not struggle on your job hunt.
To the OP, I would really take the time and research into what fields are going to be in high demand for the next 10-20 years.
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Which Hayward Costco? A st or Hesperian?
I used to work at the A st 1 but I know hella ppl at the new Hesperian 1 2
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Originally posted by 87MclarenMustang:
I remember 4 years ago when i had a second job as a night cashier at 7-11 that there were college BA graduates applying fora job there... Economy is shit and i wouldn't spend 40k+ and put myself in debt for several years to struggle for a job. Gl
The area of study has a lot to do with not finding a proper career. Usually big companies look for Accounting and business administration degrees.
If you hold a Business administration degree, it is a well known fact that you will Not struggle on your job hunt.
To the OP, I would really take the time and research into what fields are going to be in high demand for the next 10-20 years.
Couldnt be more right. #1 way to get a job = who you know.
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