Unemployed :(

My job search this summer was way more difficult than I had anticipated. My initial strategy had been to just walk into some shops along main street and give them my resume, but the managers just told me they had already filled the jobs and that was only if I even got to speak with the manager. Usually, I just got some random worker who was probably just feeling territorial and told me they had no offerings and even if they did, I was certainly not qualified for it. The job market has certainly changed, but that also means that you can take advantage of the new age and try to make it easier on your self. Browsing Craigslist for example take a lot less gas than driving from reataurant to restaurant. Here are some of the more reliable places to sign up to look for a job:

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www.risesmart.com- This website is for the real go-getter. You aren't going to find any frycook positions here.

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