I would like to make a monthly income can someone point me in the right direction? Also i need to save for a car.

http://www.wahm.com

this website has many different job opportunities. You still need to watch for people trying to scam, but the website does a really good job at weeding those people out. Hope this helps.

I received my bachelors in architecture from the Dominican Republic and work in NYC, for a very very low pay. I’m planning to move to boulder in January. Any info on how to land an architectural job or related field would be extremely helpful. Thanks!

Check with The City of Boulder or any other city governments in Colorado. You can sometimes find Jobs With Cities that require architects.

I have a job interview at a local grocery store this week, and I was wondering what some common questions in which the interviewer would ask are?
Thanks Chaz! =)

" If a fat man comes in to the shop, are you allowed to sell him cake? "

Many higher ranked colleges do not offer SE as a major and opt for computer science and computer engineering. I want to work at google and there they usually only take people from the best schools. So, can I choose another major that would land me the same job and teach me essentially the same things or must I go to MSOE instead of U of I.

You could look at similar concentrations like Information Technology or Information Systems. One of these variations should be offered by the university you plan to get into.

What is the minimum amount of hours, for a school-enlisted minor in Ontario, to work in order to keep part-time status? The workplace in question is McDonald’s.

Anthing less than 37.5 is considered part-time, doesn’t matter where it it. Work one shift a week and you are working part time.

I see alot of work at home jobs where you can make a decent amount of money. I was wondering are there any out there that would hire teenagers bc I’m 17. All the job openings for these work at home jobs seems like they only hire 18+. I’m trying to find one thats not a scam and is actually legit.

Here are some great websites where you can make some extra cash and you don’t have to pay to join. I have been using them since April and always get my money on time.
It is a great way to make some extra cash. Cashontap pays every Monday, gangstergreed pays daily and the rest pay monthly.

I want a great medical job for the future and am undecided what to do but would like it to pay good but yet not be on call all the time but then again I don’t want a job where I will be paying a lot for insurance because I don’t want to be sued. Please help me out!!!

Do not become a doctor. First, if doing it for the money you will be miserable. Second, there is no way around liability insurance. There are no specialties exempt from being sued (although obviously the types and severity of suits vary by specialty).

If pay and liability insurance are your main issues, then go into pharmacy or nursing. They pay quite well and pay a whole heck of a lot less in insurance. Although even here, if your main goal is loads of money, you will grow to hate your job.

Or more than 8 years of schooling? What are some? Thanks!

Nurse Practitioner…You need a bachelor’s degree in nursing, plus two years of clinical nursing experience after that to get into the NP program. The NP program is, I believe, another two years. A total of 6 years in school, but 8 years to finish. During your two years of clinical nursing after your BSN you are paid a BSN salary, however.

I’m majoring in History, and minoring in Art, and I thought an Art Museum Curator might be a good job, but I’m wondering what other jobs I could be able to apply for. Any ideas?

Curator would take more than just a Bachelors degree. However, working in an art museum IS a good path for you. A friend of mine does that and she loves it. Over time, she has moved up to a supervisory position at the Seattle Art Museum. Other than that, the only options I see are teaching at a high school or community college.

I want to travel to China next year and base myself in Beijing for 3 months maximum and while there I was wondering is there any job I could find to make some extra money. I would love to teach english as I am a straight A student in English here in my Irish high school but when I travel to Beijing I will only be 17 and I am wondering will this pose any problems as I am not a LEGAL adult.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am willing to take and courses etc I need to.

First off is qualifications. The school will hope to see a degree (which obviously you don’t have yet) and also a TEFL certificate to prove you can teach English. If the school needs a teacher there and then they might be willing to employ you without a degree. This means you will have to arrive in China and literally start knocking on school doors seeing if there’s a job going. If you’re lucky (and persistent) you should pick up something.