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Where can I get a job quickly?

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Carmen before you start to job hunt, update your resume and your LinkedIn profile. Be sure to include your skills as well as your school history. Take some time to research the job market and the positions that are available for applicants with your qualifications.

Once you know what you want, it’s time to figure out what the companies you'd like to apply with. Investigating the company’s website is a great way to get a feel for their company culture, figure out what questions they commonly ask in interviews, and discover what salary you can expect. Once you’ve found a handful that seem like a good match, apply! It may be a little bit more work up front, but companies will appreciate the extra effort you’ve put into ensuring that you’re the right person for the job.

CARMEN BELOWE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS TO GET YOU STARTED

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE, INC
There are a good many different jobs and careers available with the United States Postal Service (USPS), from sorting and delivering mail to management positions. The Postal Service is the third largest civilian employer in the U.S.

• RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities can depend on whether the employee is working as a clerk, carrier, or in another area, but some common postal duties for clerks and carriers include:
√ Gather mail from post office boxes, offices, and other locations;
√ Accept incoming mail at the post office;
√ Sort mail according to zip code and other criteria, either manually or with the help of equipment;
√ Deliver mail, getting signatures for receipt when necessary; and
√ Sell postal supplies.

• SALARY
√ USPS Carrier – Average Annual Salary: $53,000


TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (TSA)
The TSA has established principles that are designed to maintain security for the traveling public and continuously set the standard for excellence in transportation security.

• REQUIREMENTS
Although education and experience requirements for TSA jobs vary according to the position and rank, minimum requirements include:
√ Must be a United States citizen;
√ Must be at least 18 years old;
√ Must possess a high school diploma;
√ Must be able to pass a drug screening and medical evaluation; and
√ Pass a background investigation, which includes a credit check and a criminal check.

• SALARY
√ Average Annual Salary: $25,500 – $38,000


CALL CENTER REPRESENTATIVE
For businesses of any size, call center represents the hub of customer contact and relationship building. Customer satisfaction, and ultimately customer retention, rests on the ability of call center professionals to manage diverse situations effectively.

• RESPONSIBILITIES
√ Answer and resolve high volume of basic inbound and escalated customer, store and helpline calls;
√ Enter, review and determine new account applications from online and/or customers; and
√ Troubleshoot customer inquiries regarding online enrollment, password, sign-on issues and other online related questions.

• REQUIREMENTS
√ High school, GED or vocational school diploma required;
√ Ability to independently apply strong analytical, problem-solving and decision making-skills;
√ Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with customers and co-workers; and
√ Strong computer proficiency, including Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.

• SALARY
√ $15 – $18/hr plus potential for monthly incentive


UNITED PARCEL SEVICE (UPS), INC.
The main focus of UPS drivers is to deliver customer packages in as efficient a manner as possible. However, safety is also key for this position and drivers have to maintain a clean driving record at all times. In addition, drivers are required to adhere to a wide range of policies and procedures to ensure packages make it to the correct person.

• RESPONSIBILITIES
√ Making deliveries as quickly and efficiently as possible.
√ Operating the vehicle in a safe and responsible manner at all times.
√ Following company identification standards.
√ Assisting with loading and unloading the truck.
√ Keeping logs up to date and ensuring valid information is recorded.

• SALARY
√ Package Handler: $10 – $16/hr
√ Delivery Driver: 15 – $24/hr

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Thank you comment icon John, this information was very helpful I appreciate all of the recommends. Thank you! carmen
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Gina’s Answer

Hello-- i wold start by creating a LinkedIn profile--- great way to network in areas you're interested in. Otherwise, food service is a great option. On field that is remaining strong at the moment.
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Deborah’s Answer

The New York State government is as I have heard currently hiring. Especially the Department of Labor which is fielding unemployment. You should go on the NY State employment website and look around.
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Richard’s Answer

Recommend to apply at retail stores and fast food places for employment. With the current environment, these fields may be the best to focus on for quick employment.
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Riley’s Answer

This depends on whether you have a college degree or not. If you do not have a degree, one great option to make a good amount of money if you are a very social person is either working as a server or bartender. These jobs are pretty easy to train for, do not require a lot of experience, and pay pretty well depending on the restaurant you choose. As for getting hired, I have found that the quickest way is to just print out a bunch of copies of your resume and apply to every restaurant within a 10-mile radius of your house. If you apply to at least 10 restaurants, you will be very likely to hear back from one of them. This obviously applies to any job, but serving and bartending restaurants nice establishments are known to pay well.
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Jessica’s Answer

There are currently a lot of retail stores, food delivery, and other essential businesses that are hiring on the spot. Also, make sure to utilize LinkedIn and other Job sites - they can be very helpful! You could also try signing up with some temp agencies. In my experience, many of the positions offered with temp agencies can be temp to permanent positions.
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Nadia’s Answer

Being communicative, quick learner, skillful, a good listener are great features, but are usually considered as soft skills. They can give an advantage during an interview, but to determine the exact direction of your career there are some questions that need to be answered.
What are your priorities, besides getting a job quickly? What's your educational background, certificates? What salary range do you expect or would accept? Do you have any other responsibilities, such as taking care of your parents, home, children etc.?
Based on my experience, especially in such difficult times, most of recruitment processes are taking time as companies want to make good decisions and justify new expenses = hiring a new employee.
From your side, to speed up any recruitment process, it's crucial to prepare yourself. Good resume, cover letter and linkedin profile are the baseline.
I see that you're based in Colorado Springs, so check below resources:
https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=&l=Colorado+Springs%2C+CO&sort=date
https://coloradosprings.gov/human-resources/page/city-careers
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Katya’s Answer

Hi Carmen, it all depends of what type of job you are looking for. Do you want part time or full time. Do you want an internship job or a contract job. Depending on your skills -it’s important that you put a good resume together. If you don’t have a resume no-w I recommend to do some research on google for a start up jo, our customer service resume and create your own. Always make sure that you outline your recognition, specific skills that you have - such as how fast your type,.how is your customer service skills, teamwork, have your worked on any projects.

In today’s world- you need to make sure that you create accounts on job cites,and search for your job field and apply. Some create job cites are monster.com; careerbuilder. Com, indeed.com. These are the basis steps to begin your job search.

A long time again- I was able to walk into the financial center and ask if they are hiring- perhaps you can still try this - it won’t hurt- most Financial institutions are always looking for great talents and recruiting- so if you walk in -they might share with you that there is a career night happening, or recommend to send them your resume and they will refer you to the recruiting department. So, I recommend try all different ways to apply- it will give you more chances.



Thank you comment icon I have a resume but you're right I don't think it's up to date. carmen
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Clarice’s Answer

In the current state, a lot of retail and food delivery services are hiring. If you have an Amazon close to you, it might be worth looking into as well. Career websites are also helpful in gaining employment or a staffing service. Hope this helps!
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Simeon’s Answer

Usually, to get a job quickly, you'd have to go into retail or fast food. You could also try and land a job with a call center. There are more options if you're willing to wait at least a little bit to get a job. You could look at getting a realtor's license and working for a realty agency. You could also get a certification for a trade job, such as plumber, electrician, HVAC tech, or welder.
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Charles’s Answer

Definitely lots of hiring in the delivery service industry (InstaCart, UberEats, etc.), but it's a challenging time time find employment. Online sources such as LinkedIn or ZipRecruiter can work but I have found that the most likely recipe for success is through your existing network. Ask around, ask friends and family, find that one "maybe" opportunity and push for it until you are told yes or no. Hope this is helpful.
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Katie’s Answer

Hi Carmen - The restaurant and hospitality industries are looking for workers in high numbers right now. Are you personable and customer-focused? If so, those might be good industries to consider.
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Jodi’s Answer

You may wish to be more specific. A job in what field? What are your qualifications? Search online job boards liked Workopolis, Indeed, Linkedin Careers. Have an updated resume and customize to the job especially the cover letter. Make sure you research the companies you are applying to. Good luck!
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