Alberto Said:

I am searching for an evening job in richmond va caring for children in the evening to allow parents to work?

We Answered:

school!!!

Jean Said:

I am moving to Williamsburg, VA and am looking for a job. Anybody know of any good places to start my search?

We Answered:

http://www.williamsburg.com/
http://www.ci.williamsburg.va.us/

for apartments

http://www.monster.com

for jobs

Good luck!

Cecil Said:

job search?

We Answered:

Don't just rely on Internet or classifieds ads 80% of the good jobs are not listed. But if you do want a good one here it is www.jobbank.com

Good luck and even better hunting

Bradley Said:

Searching for a job dealing with educational curriculum in Northern VA?

We Answered:

Some information is below.

Patsy Said:

How long should it realistically take to find a good job in your field?

We Answered:

Your brother's timeline is reasonably accurate - for perm jobs.

Finding direct-hire positions is a slow process as companies tend to be very careful about whom they hire. What you should/could do is look for contract-to-hire positions. Many, many companies prefer that route as it gives them (and you) a chance to "try each other out"...I call it rent-to-own (LOL). If you expand your search to include that option, you will be looking at about a 2 month time frame, vs. 3-6 months. However, and this is a big "however", you are running up against a time-factor. In about 3 weeks, the job market is going to take a major nose-dive due to holidays. Companies generally put jobs on hold from mid-Nov to mid-Jan.

Work with as many recruiters as possible. This will cast the widest net and will get the most response.

Also, go through your profiles on the job boards with a fine-tooth comb. Look for spelling and grammatical errors, consider re-wording parts if you are not absolutely sure about them. Also, make sure that your resume is formatted on the boards in an easy to read fashion. You should ALWAYS have a formatted version and a plain-text version. The formatted versions don't translate well to text fields.

This is also going to sound a little rudimentary but double and triple check your contact information on the boards. You may have an incorrect phone number or email address listed.

Arlene Said:

How much does a custom paint job for a car cost?

We Answered:

If you are not doing the art yourself, art alone can run $500-$15,000. The paint job, clearcoat, etc can run as well from $500-$50,000. All depends on what you want done.

Car painting is NOT CHEAP. And not an item to change weekly,not even yearly.

Once you paint on a car, you decrease its value greatly. Alter its color from factory and you risk later on not being able to sell it.