Coli brehs what's a good $12-$15/hr job for a college graduate

[the cac mamba]

Any local call center will start you off at at least $11 per hr if you beef up your resume' right
You talk on the phone all day (make sure it's inbound) but hell at least you're around women the whole time

this, i got a customer service job outta school. u dont even really need any background

frankly 15 an hour isnt ballin, a lotta ppl with degrees are doin better or much better, obv. but it isnt that fukkin bad either. its defnitely not somethin to think ur 'above' takin if its the only shyt on the table at the time

 

[ill]

Apple inventory guys at the retail stores start at $12. At least they did when I worked there a few years ago.

Check with the oil companies if you're in Houston. They always have positions.

 

[FAH1223]

Security Guard

 

[Fillerguy]

Ups/Fedex- hardwork, Fedex has a higher starting salary, UPS has better long term benefits

USPS - Mail carriers making 15/hr

Call centers/tech support- simple enough if you can stand angry folks cursing you out every hour

Valet - namely hospital valet. my boy worked his way through college valeting at a hospital for 18/hr

But the best way is nepotism/cronyism

 

[acri1]

If you don't want to do physical labor, you can probably find something in a call center that pays at least $13 or so. And it's not too hard to get in, you basically just have to speak well, be able to follow directions, and be reasonably computer literate.

 

[Captain Crunch]

Teach English as a Foreign Language

 

[NZA]

call centers will be the easiest to get, hopefully it matches your personality. i would go insane having to work on the phone all day, but to each his own.