Im lookin for a clerical job

[racerzchick]

19/f
Looking for a Receptionist/Clerical Type position located in the Southeast are- Pasadena/Deer Park/Clear Lake/Baytown..
customer service, or secreterial jobs

Lmk if your guys know anyone thats hiring

[AdamC]

19/f
Looking for a Receptionist/Clerical Type position located in the Southeast are- Pasadena/Deer Park/Clear Lake/Baytown..
customer service, or secreterial jobs

Lmk if your guys know anyone thats hiring

We have a temp job open that will last 4 months, located over by WestOaks Mall.

Would you be interested?

[racerzchick]

West oaks is kind of out of my area, thank you though

[TurboDANDEE]

We have a temp job open that will last 4 months, located over by WestOaks Mall.

Would you be interested?
Hey im interested if its part time, but im a dude... :hsugh:

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We have a temp job open that will last 4 months, located over by WestOaks Mall.

Would you be interested?
What does it involve?

[lIl CiViC lIl]

What does it involve?
and what are the hours? I have a full time job but im up for making a lill cash for a few months and adding on another job

[cheld]

19/f
Looking for a Receptionist/Clerical Type position located in the Southeast are- Pasadena/Deer Park/Clear Lake/Baytown..
customer service, or secreterial jobs

Lmk if your guys know anyone thats hiring

You might want to try a temp agency. Most of the larger companies bring people in as temps and then hire them after a few months (think of it like an extended job interview).


A bit off-topic, but if you are considering a clerical position as a long-term career, it might be a good idea to think about MS certification. We had an openng about six months ago and interviewed a dozen or so people (from a temp agency). One of the candidates had MS certification in Word and Excel. The certifications placed her head-and-shoulders above the rest of the ground and she was hired on the spot.

Again off-topic, but I think it needs to be said: many people make fun of administrative assists, but it really is a good career. Sure you start off in the low to mid-30's, but after 5 years, you can be in the 40-50's. If you're good, you can even make it into the six figures as the assistant to an executive in a major firm. That's not bad for a degree that doesn't require a college degree.

[AdamC]

You might want to try a temp agency. Most of the larger companies bring people in as temps and then hire them after a few months (think of it like an extended job interview).


A bit off-topic, but if you are considering a clerical position as a long-term career, it might be a good idea to think about MS certification. We had an openng about six months ago and interviewed a dozen or so people (from a temp agency). One of the candidates had MS certification in Word and Excel. The certifications placed her head-and-shoulders above the rest of the ground and she was hired on the spot.

Again off-topic, but I think it needs to be said: many people make fun of administrative assists, but it really is a good career. Sure you start off in the low to mid-30's, but after 5 years, you can be in the 40-50's. If you're good, you can even make it into the six figures as the assistant to an executive in a major firm. That's not bad for a degree that doesn't require a college degree.

That is correct, In fact the position I was mentioning above is to fill in for one of our companies Executive Assistants, while she is in Hollywood for awhile.