seeking employment
08-16-2003 | 11:58 AM
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From: san jose
Car Info: 2002 subaru impreza WRX
4 years diesel mechanic (mainly changing parts: transmission, engines, etc.)
i mainly worked on military hummers
trained in marine corps martial arts, and fire arms.
it does not need to be a mechanic job or security... it dont really matter what kind of job it is.
i mainly worked on military hummers
trained in marine corps martial arts, and fire arms.
it does not need to be a mechanic job or security... it dont really matter what kind of job it is.
08-17-2003 | 11:52 AM
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Actually, if you are looking for "anything" and you will be in the area a while (2+ years),
I'd strongly suggest:
1. Apply to PGE.com for all open jobs - you will get a call. After 6months, you are a permanent employee and you can start applying for other jobs within PG&E and find something you like. PG&E pays very well IMHO for labor type jobs.
2. Apply to every UNION grocery store, you may start out small, but the pay gets going after about 2 years or so. Unions rock for non college grads.
Good Luck!
I'd strongly suggest:
1. Apply to PGE.com for all open jobs - you will get a call. After 6months, you are a permanent employee and you can start applying for other jobs within PG&E and find something you like. PG&E pays very well IMHO for labor type jobs.
2. Apply to every UNION grocery store, you may start out small, but the pay gets going after about 2 years or so. Unions rock for non college grads.
Good Luck!
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