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Smallville 02/17/24 5:43:01 PM #1:	is it? mostly talking about jobs that are not super desirable or anything, stuff where a degree wouldn't even be required, supposedly these are easy to come by in most of the country... - Results (30 votes) yeah , easy to find one 13.33% (4 votes) 4 no, i would say not easy 40% (12 votes) 12 idk 46.67% (14 votes) 14 other? 0% (0 votes) 0 which --- "That won't work Boss, hide the target in a place they're unlikely to be found"---GZ <cite>Smallville posted [p:978897659] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote> is it? mostly talking about jobs that are not super desirable or anything, stuff where a degree wouldn't even be required, supposedly these are easy to come by in most of the country... - Results (30 votes) yeah , easy to find one 13.33% (4 votes) 4 no, i would say not easy 40% (12 votes) 12 idk 46.67% (14 votes) 14 other? 0% (0 votes) 0 Show Voting Form which </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
2Pacavelli 02/17/24 5:45:54 PM #2:	NYC it kinda depends on the industry <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:978897693] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>NYC it kinda depends on the industry</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kelemvor 02/17/24 6:00:45 PM #3:	My area is full of warehouses, including an Amazon distribution center. It's easy as fuck to find a $20-25/hr job but its crazy hours and hard work. Also, construction jobs are easy to come across. IT jobs like my Wife has that pay six figures and work from home are hard to find. <cite>kelemvor posted [p:978897915] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>My area is full of warehouses, including an Amazon distribution center. It's easy as fuck to find a $20-25/hr job but its crazy hours and hard work. Also, construction jobs are easy to come across.IT jobs like my Wife has that pay six figures and work from home are hard to find.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
xlr_big-coop 02/17/24 6:13:36 PM #4:	Difficult. Most jobs require 2+ years of experience for entry level positions/pay which is stupid. I saw a cushy Amazon fresh job that pays $17.50 and a lab tech with worse hours and conditions that does $19. Makes no sense. --- :) <cite>xlr_big-coop posted [p:978898096] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>Difficult. Most jobs require 2+ years of experience for entry level positions/pay which is stupid. I saw a cushy Amazon fresh job that pays $17.50 and a lab tech with worse hours and conditions that does $19. Makes no sense. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TerraSeeker 02/17/24 6:14:56 PM #5:	No, and if they are easy you wouldn't want them longterm. --- Your words are as empty as your soul <cite>TerraSeeker posted [p:978898114] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>No, and if they are easy you wouldn't want them longterm. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smallville 02/17/24 6:18:52 PM #6:	2Pacavelli posted... NYC it kinda depends on the industry in nyc area which industries are the ones that are very plentiful, though? --- "That won't work Boss, hide the target in a place they're unlikely to be found"---GZ <cite>Smallville posted [p:978898165] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>2Pacavelli posted... </cite><quote>NYC it kinda depends on the industry</quote>in nyc area which industries are the ones that are very plentiful, though? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
2Pacavelli 02/18/24 7:05:06 PM #7:	Smallville posted... in nyc area which industries are the ones that are very plentiful, though? I'd say Software Engineering in the financial sector <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:978914981] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>Smallville posted... </cite><quote>in nyc area which industries are the ones that are very plentiful, though?</quote>I'd say Software Engineering in the financial sector</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Puglia77 02/18/24 7:09:03 PM #8:	2Pacavelli posted... I'd say Software Engineering in the financial sector Definitely not for entry level. Spent 4 years looking for a software development entry level job, only a few interviews, no progress, I was only able to get ones that required to relocate. Was about to take one that offered remote but then they canceled the offer and required to relocate. Ended up moving to Florida and was able to find a job within a month, not software development but hopefully it's at least a stepping stone that I couldn't get in the NYC area. --- Proud Arceus of C.E.A.L. 3DS: 3926 5179 1229 IGN: ICanSnake (AS, Moon, UM, SW) \| Jon (X) Event List: http://bit.ly/2mVcn2Z Shiny List: http://bit.ly/2wdbxU7 <cite>Puglia77 posted [p:978915032] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>2Pacavelli posted... </cite><quote>I'd say Software Engineering in the financial sector</quote>Definitely not for entry level. Spent 4 years looking for a software development entry level job, only a few interviews, no progress, I was only able to get ones that required to relocate. Was about to take one that offered remote but then they canceled the offer and required to relocate. Ended up moving to Florida and was able to find a job within a month, not software development but hopefully it's at least a stepping stone that I couldn't get in the NYC area. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DoctorPiranha3 02/18/24 7:11:06 PM #9:	Austin is boomtown USA <cite>DoctorPiranha3 posted [p:978915068] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>Austin is boomtown USA</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
2Pacavelli 02/18/24 7:55:42 PM #10:	Puglia77 posted... Definitely not for entry level. Spent 4 years looking for a software development entry level job, only a few interviews, no progress, I was only able to get ones that required to relocate. Was about to take one that offered remote but then they canceled the offer and required to relocate. Ended up moving to Florida and was able to find a job within a month, not software development but hopefully it's at least a stepping stone that I couldn't get in the NYC area. You're right tbh. I had to move to CT for 4 years before I could get a job in NYC... <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:978915732] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>Puglia77 posted... </cite><quote>Definitely not for entry level. Spent 4 years looking for a software development entry level job, only a few interviews, no progress, I was only able to get ones that required to relocate. Was about to take one that offered remote but then they canceled the offer and required to relocate. Ended up moving to Florida and was able to find a job within a month, not software development but hopefully it's at least a stepping stone that I couldn't get in the NYC area.</quote>You're right tbh. I had to move to CT for 4 years before I could get a job in NYC...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
2Pacavelli 02/18/24 7:56:04 PM #11:	They only care if you have years of experience. Then maybe you can hang <cite>2Pacavelli posted [p:978915739] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>They only care if you have years of experience. Then maybe you can hang</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mach25687 02/18/24 8:02:14 PM #12:	Honestly, even retail jobs are going to older people since they know they will stay. --- Best damn game about Ninja http://www.i-mockery.com/minimocks/ninjagolf/ninjagolf-flashgame.php <cite>mach25687 posted [p:978915859] in Is it hard... [t:80699221]...</cite> <quote>Honestly, even retail jobs are going to older people since they know they will stay. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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