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Permalink Reply by joe digler on May 17, 2010 at 1:12pm

you could make some ends meet by being an armed security guard. they alwayys need them and training isn't any more than 300-400 for 120hr certification.

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Permalink Reply by Kim123 on May 17, 2010 at 2:03pm

Try the site indeed. It pulls from many jobs sites, that should get you started. And your in Washington usajobs.com should be your friend.

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Permalink Reply by CCD is Workin on a baller 4 she on May 17, 2010 at 4:44pm

Have you applied at any of the universities in the area? Most universities have tuition plans for their employees. Check them out.

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Permalink Reply by Chocolate Jalapeno on May 17, 2010 at 5:21pm

Although I am not from D.C. I wanted to wish you well in your job hunt. I am wanting to increase my emergency fund so I am making plans to increase my income as well. My friend has suggested I start an online business that way I can have some flexibility on my work schedule

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Permalink Reply by Chocolate Jalapeno on May 17, 2010 at 5:21pm

That is a good suggestion.

CCDreamer aka Eve Davis said:

Have you applied at any of the universities in the area? Most universities have tuition plans for their employees. Check them out.

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Permalink Reply by Damnstraight on May 17, 2010 at 5:40pm

Good luck Goldie!

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Permalink Reply by MS. UCAN NEVA GET ENUFF!! on May 18, 2010 at 12:27am

dont know how u feel about working overseas, but u can make VERY decent money in a short amount of time and find a "friend" or 2, or 3, to help....check out overseas jobs on google or google some companies. mantech, itt, saic, honeywell, kbr, lsi - or lears seigler, s.thing like that.....kbr, lsi, and honeywell prolly ur best bets though. check out kuwait...they live just like u do in the states if u still want the life..just a suggestion

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Permalink Reply by MS. UCAN NEVA GET ENUFF!! on May 19, 2010 at 10:47am

start with these companies....honeywell, mantech, fluor, dyn-corp, saic, csc, lsi, which is lear seigler - s.thing like that it begins wit usr or urs, kbr, dimensions, bae

Upgrade_Me said:

I'm interested in working overseas but I never know what's legit and what's not.

Goldie, I don't know what your field of interest is (outside of fashion) but I have a friend that works for the FAA and a friend that works for some type of national association (not sure which one). I'll see what I can find out from their network. Also, if you're into communication like I am, this is an AMAZING blog that is updated daily with job local leads in public relations, public affairs, communication officers, and some marketing and advertising (PR, not sales). Here's the link:

http://publicaffairsjobs.blogspot.com/

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Permalink Reply by AKa maddie on May 19, 2010 at 11:17am

I hope you own the parking lot (s) one day! Mrs Dodger lol-best wish not from DMV but I hope you get the job that covers all of your needs

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Permalink Reply by DdoubleD on May 24, 2010 at 11:28am

Do you enjoy children or older people? I work as a part time nanny for a little girl with autism. I get paid from medcaid so I don't have to worry about my check! I also work part time for an older woman and get paid weekly. Its great because both jobs are very flexible and they supprot me going back to school in the fall and are willing to work around my schedule

@Chocolate are you on the Dave Ramsey plan??

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Permalink Reply by GlamMoondust on May 24, 2010 at 12:59pm

I went and typed in key words in craigslist for jobs and took mental notes of what I can cannot do etc. Wrote down a list of jobs I applied to sent out my resume and had 3 interviews and got hired at two in one week. I am working as a retention specialist (call center) now. That was a week ago. I have a girl friend who is a STNA and I have gotten her 3 interviews too. Just passing the numbers and locations along to her.

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