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Peter Prozellof CA4:02AM February 06, 2012
hiii.
i m amit nagar. i m a graduate from Delhi university. i residence at wazirabad n/r du metro station. i m looking for part time job. i have 2.5 year exp. in customer assistance. but now i m looking part time job due to study. i can give 5-6 hour daily for part time.
pls call or mail me if you have any opening for part time work.
amit nagar
9716321855, 9582200612
AMIT NAGARof DE10:50PM December 28, 2011
I am a very hard worker has 6 years of experience of customer service an dealing with cash I am a very quick learner like to work an follow all rules.
Takeena Howardof MI1:03PM October 05, 2011
Another important missed one is research assistant in your field of study, also much more benificial than waiter or waitress, and I agree with RA as well.
Lof CA10:58PM August 16, 2011
Those are awesome ideas, especially with colleges giving most campus jobs to students with work-study. Check out these other ideas: http://bit.ly/ooX7Um
Shachi Pheneof ME6:18PM August 15, 2011
I thought this article showcased some excellent ways that college-friendly jobs can pay and offer experience. One commenter pointed out that there can be stringent requirements for on-campus jobs and that is correct. Joining an organization within campus doesn't pay money, but can breed "experience." Similarly, I recently blogged about how students can "spin" work in their college classes for their resume (also not paying, but you're already there, so might as well get the grade... and benefit from retooling the work as experience). Given that verbal communication skills are the #1 sought after employability skill, according to the National Association for Colleges and Employers (January report, 2011), in-class presentations, projects, group tasks, etc. can also bring out resume/interview-worthy material. Ellen Bremen, M.A. @chattyprof http://bit.ly/f59RRU (Three Ways to Grab the #1 Employability Skill While You are in College, from The Chatty Professor blog).
Ellen Bremenof WA6:26PM June 14, 2011
I'd like to point out that on many campuses, getting work at your school means you have to be qualified for financial aid.
calikidof CA9:34PM June 13, 2011
life guarding is a very good job for college students. i have been a lifeguard for over three years while in college and the scheduling is very flexible and the jobs is pretty easy and the same with swim instructors as well.
alex of MI11:34AM March 28, 2011
Very interesting post..would having military experience boost a chance of getting hired?
Krisof CA4:33AM March 17, 2011
Is getting a job as a lifeguard or swim instructor almost as useful as these jobs?
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Peter Prozell of CA 4:02AM February 06, 2012
AMIT NAGAR of DE 10:50PM December 28, 2011
Takeena Howard of MI 1:03PM October 05, 2011
L of CA 10:58PM August 16, 2011
Shachi Phene of ME 6:18PM August 15, 2011
Ellen Bremen of WA 6:26PM June 14, 2011
calikid of CA 9:34PM June 13, 2011
alex of MI 11:34AM March 28, 2011
Kris of CA 4:33AM March 17, 2011
stanley of CA 7:52PM March 03, 2011