Jobs that pay good southern california?
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::::How hard is it to find a job in California:::?
how hard would it be to find a job in California (los angeles area) a job such as a grocery job..fast food...warehouse...? Im not looking for like a carrer to jump into ..just a job that pays around 10 ... 11 an hour .. i have a good resume and an associates with managment experience.... just in general how tough is it to find a steady job like warehousing or food?
Job shadow in South California for acting career?
I'm a junior in high school and we have to do a job shadow in my English class for a grade. We have to do a shadow based on our career path. Mine is in the acting career, specifically voice acting. But, its hard to find a job shadow when in the acting career, I already emailed 1 voice actress to job shadow her, but I haven't gotten a reply in several days. I also was denied from a writer for a show, since she works at home and it would be awkward to job shadow her at her house.Any ideas as to who/where I could job shadow? L.A. possibly, since I live a half hour away from there. Thanks for anyone who helps!
What job is there a shortage of in southern California?
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Where should I live? Southern California or Denver Colorado??
i have lived in both places...and i love both!!!i was born and raised in denver and moved to l.a. when i was 16...it grew on me very quickly,evn though i still had moments when i was homesick for denver!! it is pretty expensice to live in socal,but its worth...you have the beach and the mountains,and other than the smog and the 405 on fridays i cant honestly think of one other reason why you shouldnt move there....especially if the job offer there is better!!! im stuck in crappy old texas wishing i was in either denver or l.a. now....so im way jealous!!! :)
What is the average commute time in Southern California?
Southern California has some of the most congested freeways and worst commutes in America. There are a lot of variables that come with pinpointing the “average commute time.”First, it really matters where you're going and where you're coming from. Southern California is a very big place.Second, it really matters at what time of the day you're driving.72% of commuters in Southern California drive to work alone! That's a crazy fact when you consider almost 400,000 people do it daily.Anyways, let's take the most popular commute which is LA to Orange County and vice versa. If you leave around 6:30–7:30am and head home around 5–6pm you're probably looking at about an hour to two hour commute each way. Again, lots of variables here. Is there an accident, which road did you take, etc.?I would check out RollOutt as they seem to be the best way to get to and from work in SoCal.
What is best way to find engineering jobs in california?
Today we can see the competition level among engineers are too high. The ratio of jobs for engineers are less then the number of engineers graduates. It is very hard to find jobs of engineers. It is not that we don’t have jobs for engineers. There are lots of job opportunities for engineers are available. But, we can’t able to reach there easily.One of the best way to get perfect job as an engineer or for anyone is Internet. Internet helps you get all possible job opportunities. They will serve you the best options according to your career profile. You can visit job search engines to get best jobs. You can refer Kevin Patrick Hobbs for more details and information’s.
Why doesn't Southern California do a better job at collecting rain water?
Because for decades the federal organizations involved in managing rivers and streams in Southern California, the Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation, as well as their local equivalents such as the LA County Department of Public Works (which runs the county flood control operations among so much else) were more focused on issues such as preventing devastating floods than they were in refreshing underground aquifers in a rapidly urbanizing metropolis where asphalt and roofs cause lots of runoff into relatively few places in even a mild storm. Of course, even if the region HAD done a better job collecting rain water all these years, it would still have required us to import lots more supplies from places such as the Colorado River, Mono Lake and the San Francisco Bay Delta. An average of 15 inches of rainfall a year isn't going to slake the thirst of 15 million (or 16 million or 17 million) Southern Californians. And just because we had 10 inches of rain (at the downtown LA station) in December doesn't mean we'll catch up any time soon either. And for what it's worth, you can find settling ponds in the beds of several major streams in SoCal, such as along the Santa Ana River in Orange County and the Rio Hondo in the San Gabriel Valley of LA County.
San Diego Teachers? Or anyone teaching in Southern California?
check out the san diego unifed school distric www.sandi.net i don't think jobs are hard to come by... you want an english position?! my poor mother has been subbing for a new teacher that won't be coming over now from another district since the first day of school. google cjuhsd and look for job opportunities... also edjoin, google that, it's education jobs for all of CA i can't wait to be a "real" teacher... subbing is fun, but there's a ton of bull that i have to put up with every single day!
How to make it in California?
I have a few questions on how to make it in california. I have 3 friends so would it be better to rent an apartment or just to rent a house? Right now im a senior in highschool in Massachusetts so i have no clue what the job situation is like in California. What stable job could i get in California to pay rent, utilities, etc..? Where is a good place to live in southern California, within an hour of LA? Thanks for all the answers