How to Find a Second Job
Finding a second job is something people do for their own reasons. Perhaps they want to pay off debt or put a child through college, or they just have the extra time and want to make some money for themselves. The jobs in the second job market are predominately part time, and traditionally may not pay as much. The key is to find one that offers the flexibility to schedule around your first job and provides you with a work opportunity that you want.
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Examine your schedule carefully to determine what hours you are able to work. Are you looking for evening work? Morning? Third shift? Weekends only? This will affect the type of jobs you should pursue. For example, you may not find a part-time job in an accountant's office if you are looking for weekend work.
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Start browsing through the local newspapers for job opporutnities that may fit your needs. While the Internet has taken over much of the job market, don't underestimate your local newspapers. Circle those of interest to you, and follow up with a telephone call or personal visit.
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Browse through online job hunting resources. There are websites that cater just to job hunters. Monster, Snagajob and CareerBuilder are the top three.
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Browse through the Craigslist for your area. It is easy to navigate and you are sure to find local jobs.
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Go to company websites. Many companies offer an online application for desired applicants to fill out and submit. This works great for filling out multiple applications while sitting at your computer. Companies such as hotels, large retail stores and even some factories offer this online.
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Tips & Warnings
Be persistent.
Try everywhere you can think of, you never know when you might find something great.
Be flexible with your desired wage.
Don't be discouraged if nothing happens right away; keep trying.
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