Julio Said:

Hi..im currently 14 year olds.. Local Jobs? ?

We Answered:

im also 14 and im in the same situation as you. I think I will work at a grocery store, it pays pretty good where I live and doesnt take too much effort, so I think thats a good place.

Bernice Said:

Asking a human resource contact to help find a job at a different office?

We Answered:

Just ask! Give her a call and let her know that you're heading to San Fran... Mention that you understand they have an office there, and "is she the HR rep for that office as well? No? Who would you recommend I speak with there, as I'm still interested in working for your agency. Do you know of anything available in San Fran? Thanks so much for all of your help, and I'll let you know how everything goes!"

Make sense? Good luck!

Teresa Said:

What are good websites to search for jobs?

We Answered:

Try Craigslist and Monster.com.

Ken Said:

What are some unconventional jobs the do not require college in big cities?

We Answered:

I do this all from my home computer. I set my own hours. I do have a degree, but found the 9-5 to be a bore. This is so much more fun and profitable.

You owe it to yourself to give this a thorough look.
http://www.thousanddollarprofits.com/94218

Erica Said:

Anyone have tips on how to survive in San Francisco area on a $35K salary?

We Answered:

Checkout Craigslist. Under housing, check the box for dogs. Enter in the highest you are willing to pay (some include or exclude utilities) and then check the neighborhoods closest to your work.
There are a couple presently posted, but that can change at any time.

BTW: Congrats on finding a job; a dream job no less. There are a lot of people and events in this area supporting Green endeavors.

Lucy Said:

Is there an HSBC bank in Salt Lake City?

We Answered:

yes.