Where's the best place to work while in school

[Nuke Dukem]

I've been working retail since May...

The Pros: Guranteed paycheck every two weeks

I can now get insurance (med,dent,vis) for cheap

It's part time, varies between 12-21 hours a week

When I move onto a 4 year school I can transfer when needed (Guranteed job wherever I go basically)




Cons: Pay fukking sucks

Hours vary too much, nothing's ever Guranteed





I feel like I should get a full time job just for the $$ while I'm in school.... Sucks being broke..

Any good part time jobs while in school

Any one else work full time while in school



Thoughts?

 

[Yagirlcheatinonus]

Put in work while you're in college. Once you get that degree apply for jobs within the company relocate if you have to.

 

[TYBG]

-Do something related to your major.
-Research related to your field preferably STEM. There's alot of funding for REU and projects throughout the year. Have to work under a professor though NH
-Office/administrative work

 

[Conscious Pilot]

I have had many bullshyt jobs but right now I work in the computer lab and also library at my university.They only offer 20 hours max but I essentially do my Homework and forum/innanet shyt while getting paid; not to mention I think this type of job is a good resume builder. I also work at a retail place right now but with Holidays over hours are getting cut. Luckily I'm in a Online program so my availability is somewhat flexible.

 

[BonafideDefacto]

I think the best place to work is Starbucks or Pete's. Flexible hours...benefits, young coworkers who are relatively close. Decent pay and tips. I did it, was a great time. Still close with my coworkers.

 

[Czerka]

Test prep companies are usually good to work for because they pay a bit more and have low after-school hours. You need a good SAT score though

 

[lox123]

Like the other breh said try to look for opportunities on campus..even better if it's closely related to your major.

I do part-time IT support (MIS major) for our athletic department. Easy job for me (chill , answer emails, and deal with basic computer questions) and I basically set my own hours, which is cool cause it allows me to work another job that pays substantially more but something I would not want to do forever.

 

[Kayla Fortenberry]

school

 

[Kartel13]

Hotels are normally cool. I did that while in school. Did nothing but homework while I watied for people to check in.

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

I worked at unionized grocery store. I don't think many exist outside of california.

I was paid 20 dollars an hour (time n half on sundays) and I received much better dental, medical and vision benefits than I have recieved at any job. I have much better paying jobs now, but my benefits are no where near as generous as my college job. basically I paid nothing out of pocket for nearly everything.

if you can get in at a Union grocer, i'd highly recommend it. only, it's hard to study and do homework(crazy hours) management won't provide flexibility.

I graduated with no debt because of that job though.