Casey Said:

felons+job search?

We Answered:

I am not from Ohio but I wish you the best of luck.

Gather up as many character references as you are able, including your parole officer, counselor, your neighbors, previous employers, your supervisor in prison, anyone who can say something in your favor.

Then, seek work from a place where a supervisor or the owner or manager knows someone that you know. You aren't asking your friend to do you a favor and get his friend to give you a job, you are offering a prospective employer a link between you and him. An employer will know you are more likely to be an outstanding employee if there is a mutual person involved.

As far as job leads go, try the big warehouse stores, they pride themselves on giving an opportunity to everyone. I am talking Costco, Sam's Club, Walmart, Home Depot, etc.,

It may not be your dream job, and you may have huge skills that could get you a big paycheck otherwise, but even if you start out in the cargo bay of one of these places, it is a huge corporation and you will have plenty of opportunity to climb the ladder. And, you will have all the benefits that a smaller employer could not give you, like health insurance and retirement and all the rest.

Good luck guy.

Wanda Said:

Best online job search engine for Ohio?

We Answered:

Try Indeed.com. Then use Ohio as your location search criteria. This is my go to site. Good Luck!

Gilbert Said:

What kind of summer jobs could a 15 yr boy do in Columbus,Ohio?

We Answered:

Caddy at the local golf course. You go home with money in your pocket every day.

Dairy Queen hires at 14.

Paint the front of your neighbor's house for $250 if she buys paint and brushes.

Organize neighbors' garages for $10 apiece. Once they see how hard you work, they will hire you for other jobs.

Rick Said:

Does anyone know where I can find a part time job in Dayton, Ohio?

We Answered:

try siftin.com
it looks at all top sites in your area like craigslist, kijiji, backpage, monster, indeed, simplyhired, careerbuilder

Nina Said:

Does anyone know any good job searching sites?

We Answered:

check monster.com, careerbuilder.com and with the local unemployment agency (they should have a website). Also consider any temp agencies in the area. Good Luck!

Lisa Said:

Job Search?

We Answered:

Have yo ever thought of working for yourself?
be your own boss, make your own hours?

You can...we do.
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I am an Ex Director for them...
What does that mean?
Doctors wages with out spending a penny on college.

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