Are any places hiring in simi?

[supercooljoshman]

Im finding it harder and harder to try and find work, and after the seasonal work i think ill be jobless. how do you guys find work, what techniques have worked for you?

[Steve]

Craigslist, your local paper, job sites or good old fashioned going out and asking for applications. Up here in SB, we have santabarbarajobs.net.

At your age, my suggestion would be to concentrate on school if possible. What skills and experience do you have? Why should an employer choose you over the next guy?

Here's a tip for the youth these days. Care about your job and work hard to try to excel. Look for ways to do your job more efficiently. Management will take notice of your hard work and hopefully reward you. I have noticed that today's youth is lazy and expects everything for doing nothing. And by no means am I inferring you are one of these people.

[supercooljoshman]

Ive had like two jobs, i worked at an icecream store and then as a yard duty, i'm pretty good at film making but i need a job to support it, i think ill try lookin around tomorrow and asking for apps, thanks for the advice man. And i know what your talking about in todays youth my friend is exactly like that, he even gets his mom to fill out applications for him. ha ha ha.

[kayteeface]

I agree with Steve, although places are super picky with hiring people. Im overqualified for a lot of jobs and was knocked out of the race for a crappy retail job due to my resume. :/

[supercooljoshman]

Oh wow that sucks, what places did that?

[sarasvati80]

Hey Buddy! If you feel the need to work to pay for things... try something! But not more than 15 hours a week, or what you need to get your school work well done... You can also answer surveys on the web, that kind of things. You have a lot of free websites that pays you to fill out surveys... it's not big money but it's money! :P

[supercooljoshman]

Hey thanks for the advice, i think ill try something like that.

[kayteeface]

Nordstrums, and a coffee place.