eye_candy380 asked:
I know alot of them claim to be flexible and I dont need to be “flexible” I need a steady schedule. It doesnt even have to be retail it can be something else (hotel, resturant, customer service). It also has to be full-time. I need to move by Dec 1st. And I dont need a seasonal job. I’ve only had two jobs, Target and a daycare facility.
I know alot of them claim to be flexible and I dont need to be “flexible” I need a steady schedule. It doesnt even have to be retail it can be something else (hotel, resturant, customer service). It also has to be full-time. I need to move by Dec 1st. And I dont need a seasonal job. I’ve only had two jobs, Target and a daycare facility.
March 29th, 2010 at 10:17
Retail stores that are open the hours you want to work are the only ones that are going to have those hours. There aren’t many options, so you will just have to check them out first to see what their hours are. Most retail stores are open evenings and weekends, which are their busiest times so that is when they usually want empoyees to work. Other options are call centers or businesses like cable tv and phone companies, many have regular weekday hours and hire customer service reps. They usually require some customer service experience, so play up your work at Target. Look online at places like HotJobs, Careerbuilder and Monster and search for jobs, look for customer service jobs.