Look above, i fixed my previous post. I just woke up, so i might leave out some details :-p. The tank is empty

But im in the middle of young and getting to middle age. i am 24... But i still look 16-18 range. having the bills i have i seriously need government funding or make 12/hr+.

 

Now we're talking, dude

My wife used to work for Progressive insurance out in Rancho (like 4-5 years ago) and they were paying $12/hr for phone support people. It wasn't even technical and they put you through all the training you need.

When I worked for Comp USA in '98 as an A+ certified tech I was making $10.25/hr. I don't know what the pay would be like now.

If I were you and had some good experience in tech stuff, I'd look in to phone support/help desk, tech or not. You usually get pay AND benefits in that way. I'll check our job listings for anything like that.

 

gravy. Thanks man. 12/hr wow. Perfect in what i need. Unless of course i get that job at ARC. But i bet a gang of people applied for that job.

 

Just a tip...make sure your resume/cover letter has better spelling/grammar than your posts.

 

hahaha. My dad did my resume so there is none of that

 

Dude, get a job with the state. We're always looking for new people.

 

Cosco starts at $10.75

 

cosco doesn't hire people. The state? i will look into it, but most jobs i saw were 7.25 an hr.

 

then what do they hire?

 

Aliens..... But seriously i've known lots of people and myself included. Applied and wasn't good enough because i didn't pass their lame personality test. Thats why i say they don't hire people.

 

We have hired our last several IT staff from the outside starting at $60k/year. It can be done. It's called hiring above minimum (salary).

If you are truly interested in working for the state, invest the $75 bucks and take this seminar. Ignore the dates, they offer the seminar about once month or so.

I wish I'd known about that 10 years ago. I had to learn the hard way. I started as a student assistant, but have been promoted 4 times, so far.

 

What kind of credentials/experience do these people have?

 

bump

 

Surewest hires tech support, wireless, and customer service dudes all the time. Pretty sure they start at $11-13 an hour.

I can find out more if you're interested. PM me.

Also, most grocery stores pay more than $10. My buddy is a utility clerk (janitor) for $14 an hour at a grocery store.

 

If i stick with Krispy Kreme for 2 years i could make 13/hr but i don't have time to wait around 2 years. Not that im picky, its just i am currently living with friend's parents.

Thanks you guys for your support in all this. You guys give me hope that Sacramento is an alright place