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part-time (or full-time if you can balance it) doorman. $20/hour
good paying jobs for a college student?
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part-time (or full-time if you can balance it) doorman. $20/hour
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When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull
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When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull
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got dayum manOriginally Posted by UPandCOMING32
part-time (or full-time if you can balance it) doorman. $20/hour
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got dayum manOriginally Posted by UPandCOMING32
part-time (or full-time if you can balance it) doorman. $20/hour
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^ indeed. job isn't the greatest but at 20/hour why not
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
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^ indeed. job isn't the greatest but at 20/hour why not
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
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Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
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Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
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t-mobile,hopefully got a better gig waiting on me for graduation if all goes well
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t-mobile,hopefully got a better gig waiting on me for graduation if all goes well
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Originally Posted by UPandCOMING32
^ indeed. job isn't the greatest but at 20/hour why not
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
what hotel you work for bro?
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Originally Posted by UPandCOMING32
^ indeed. job isn't the greatest but at 20/hour why not
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
what hotel you work for bro?
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Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
There gotta be some openings anywhere. Think of of the bars, clubs, and lounges around. I got a job in a main city, San Francisco. I also only work on weekends, whenever I want to. Doesn't conflict at all with my school days.
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Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
???Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
tried a swing at one of those and nothing happened, alot of students out here don't even think about gov internships, they rather work at a mall or something....Originally Posted by hella handsome
get either a job at a bank, or that government internship
guess I should keep trying, where i'm at now is cool but it's not much at all.......plus I read that gov internships work with your school schedule...they are hard to get into though.
you need to be a citizen?
Im sayin do you gotta be a US citizen to apply for the govt internships?
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Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
???Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
tried a swing at one of those and nothing happened, alot of students out here don't even think about gov internships, they rather work at a mall or something....Originally Posted by hella handsome
get either a job at a bank, or that government internship
guess I should keep trying, where i'm at now is cool but it's not much at all.......plus I read that gov internships work with your school schedule...they are hard to get into though.
you need to be a citizen?
Im sayin do you gotta be a US citizen to apply for the govt internships?
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Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
There gotta be some openings anywhere. Think of of the bars, clubs, and lounges around. I got a job in a main city, San Francisco. I also only work on weekends, whenever I want to. Doesn't conflict at all with my school days.
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I work for BofA. We don't do "sales," but we have to have daily referrals. Definitely a good job, but I might be biased because I love my coworkers.
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ahhhh, I don't know my dude....wish I had the answers.Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
???Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
tried a swing at one of those and nothing happened, alot of students out here don't even think about gov internships, they rather work at a mall or something....Originally Posted by hella handsome
get either a job at a bank, or that government internship
guess I should keep trying, where i'm at now is cool but it's not much at all.......plus I read that gov internships work with your school schedule...they are hard to get into though.
you need to be a citizen?
Im sayin do you gotta be a US citizen to apply for the govt internships?
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ahhhh, I don't know my dude....wish I had the answers.Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
???Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
tried a swing at one of those and nothing happened, alot of students out here don't even think about gov internships, they rather work at a mall or something....Originally Posted by hella handsome
get either a job at a bank, or that government internship
guess I should keep trying, where i'm at now is cool but it's not much at all.......plus I read that gov internships work with your school schedule...they are hard to get into though.
you need to be a citizen?
Im sayin do you gotta be a US citizen to apply for the govt internships?
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I work for BofA. We don't do "sales," but we have to have daily referrals. Definitely a good job, but I might be biased because I love my coworkers.
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Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
There gotta be some openings anywhere. Think of of the bars, clubs, and lounges around. I got a job in a main city, San Francisco. I also only work on weekends, whenever I want to. Doesn't conflict at all with my school days
doesn't hurt to look into it, and thanks everybody for the ideas.
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Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by Retrosniipes
When I turned 21, I took a bartending class and got a job right away. I paid $350 for the class and made $400 in tip that very next weekend I worked. I was able to pay rent all by myself and buy things I needed, and when I work, it's like I'm getting paid to party haha. If you don't mind giving up some weekends and latenights, then I say do it. I usually pull $200 a night in tips, plus whatever my hourly is. And not to mention, the tail you can pull.
lol I think all the bartending jobs in D.C. are pretty much filled.
There gotta be some openings anywhere. Think of of the bars, clubs, and lounges around. I got a job in a main city, San Francisco. I also only work on weekends, whenever I want to. Doesn't conflict at all with my school days
doesn't hurt to look into it, and thanks everybody for the ideas.
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Originally Posted by Dmvbatman
Originally Posted by UPandCOMING32
^ indeed. job isn't the greatest but at 20/hour why not
+ tips when you help people. and xmas tips and bonuses are
what hotel you work for bro?
not a hotel. condominium with 200+ apartments. in nyc
