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Originally Posted by manh3
better yet if anyone can get me a job in San Diego at 35-45k a year i'll, give you half of my months pay.
Why dont you just work at McDonalds full time and keep that 16K a year. After taxes, 45K aint $hit...trust me on that.
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From: Redondo Beach, CA
Originally Posted by Ca$hio
Holy Crap 45K a year in San Deigo is like 95K in Texas. Can you really live on 45K a year?
well I just turned 23 and live with my parents and owe under 10k in school loans so 45k is enough for me, till i move upwards within the company. Most of the money i'm going to be making is going towards my future business and investments . 45k may not mean alot to you but it's alot for me at this time in my life.Please find me a job, thanks.
Find me a job that i'm interested in and i'll write you a promissory note of 1000 dollars to be paid in 5 installments within a year.
Find me a job that i'm interested in and i'll write you a promissory note of 1000 dollars to be paid in 5 installments within a year.
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From: Los Angeles
Originally Posted by manh3
Commercial real estate is where the money is, great with capital returns and appreciation and tax deductions. The problem is it's very hard to get into and the loans are harder to attain along with higher interest rates. Lots of equity and cashflow is needed to start and maintain.
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From: Hacienda Hgts, CA
You've probably done this already, but just a suggestion. Check out http://www.northropgrumman.com/. (I think the site's down till 12/1/05 though.)
i'm with patrick here. a job isn't going to just fall in your lap, even by pleading with members here. get the help you need so you can actively look for a job instead of expecting someone to just give you one. work on your resume, identify some areas you would be interested in working in and start applying and interviewing.
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Originally Posted by manh3
Thanks bro, due you currently work for northropgrumman? If so can you get me thru the door with an interview the rest will be on me.
Nope, I don't work there but I've met a couple of people who do, so I know they have a pretty big office in SD. Though I agree with the rest, asking for help can't hurt, as long as you don't depend on that to get you places.
(and you probably didn't look at my sn, but p.s. - i'm not a guy...)
i'm with patrick here. a job isn't going to just fall in your lap, even by pleading with members here. get the help you need so you can actively look for a job instead of expecting someone to just give you one. work on your resume, identify some areas you would be interested in working in and start applying and interviewing.
It's not that i'm begging for a job to be given to me, i thought that maybe i could network through the forums for a decent job. I have been looking and interviewing for jobs, it's that i'm always planning ahead. I'm at a point in my life where i'm willing to start from the bottom and move up. There are alot of companies that hire but they don't promote.
Sorry, if it seems that i'm begging. It's my humility that is showing.
It's not that i'm begging for a job to be given to me, i thought that maybe i could network through the forums for a decent job. I have been looking and interviewing for jobs, it's that i'm always planning ahead. I'm at a point in my life where i'm willing to start from the bottom and move up. There are alot of companies that hire but they don't promote.
Sorry, if it seems that i'm begging. It's my humility that is showing.
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