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Part Time Job Opportunity HIRING ASAP

START THIS WEEK (ASAP)

We are looking for someone to take pictures of guests at restaurants and accept payments. This position involves a lot of customer communication and sales, so you should be comfortable talking to guests and making sales.

$17-$35 per hour, pay after each shift

Schedule: Fri-Sun, night shifts. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ARE AVAILABLE THESE DAYS.

No experience required. All equipment and training are provided. Spanish and Russian speakers are welcome!

To apply, just send us a message here and please include: Age, previous experience, if any, location, phone number. We will review your application and give you a call back.

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u/Alternative-You-9993 — 11 days ago
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Servers, bartenders, support staff needed

I’m looking for seasoned staff for a restaurant in the east village. Dinner only, closed mondays, room to grow. We’re fairly new (opened this year) but already busy and hoping to keep it going. Current staff is great but not technically trained to the level needed to offer the style of service we’re shooting for. Hoping to find a few seasoned vets to balance out the team. DM with experience, availability and favorite color (to make sure you’re not a bot), if interested.

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u/DenseHall4999 — 11 days ago

Seeking Clerical/administrative work

Does anyone know of any administrative jobs hiring right now? Ive mostly worked in healthcare and have city government experience and an associates degree (pursuing bachelor.) I‘ve tried indeed, NYCjobs and applying to medical offices/hospitals. I just feel stuck. (27, F.) Preferably in manhattan or Brooklyn. Not south Brooklyn though.

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u/Oknyc347 — 11 days ago
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Find a corporate job in NYC

Hey all,

I am a French citizen and plan to move to NY in January for my spouse’s job. I will be looking for a job myself

I am trying to understand how hard is it to find a well paid position for a foreign citizen? I am not married yet but we are planning to get married so I get a work permit for the US.

I have never worked abroad. My working background: consulting for 4 years (2 in a French boutique and 2 at McKinsey) and now I have been working in an entertainment company as strategy manager for the past 1.5 years. My goal would be to find a job in Media&Entertainment industry but I really don’t know the job market there.

How hard is it for a foreigner that has never worked in the US to find a job even with consulting background? Also I speak English, but I am not a native so that might be a problem as well. Finally, how long does it take on average to find a corporate job?

Any other tips are very much welcome!

Thanks a lot :)

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u/RiribLA — 13 days ago

Sales & Marketing Jobs

Hi! Recently lost my job in marketing and while I do still enjoy marketing, I do think transitioning into a sales role or business development role will be my best bet. I’m open on industries but I have experience in healthcare and restaurants/bars as well. I would appreciate any insights, advice, or leads. I have less than 1 year of FT work but 3 internships and freelance work as well.
Thank you!

(New to this sub so apologies for any rules I missed)

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u/Ok_blue02 — 11 days ago