Job Openings?

crazy2002mexican · Apr 4th, 2005, 05:08 PM

My final day in the army is this wensday and i was wondering if anyone knows of any available positions, i would like to start working asap. ANYTHING will help, gracias

7SPEED · Apr 4th, 2005, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by crazy2002mexican

My final day in the army is this wensday and i was wondering if anyone knows of any available positions, i would like to start working asap. ANYTHING will help, gracias

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So whats up u got the Srt-4????

civic4982 · Apr 5th, 2005, 12:52 AM

What kind of field are you looking to get into? Anythinkg that you're espeially experienced in?

EE_in_training · Apr 5th, 2005, 11:52 AM

I know the feeling. I am soon to graduate with a BS in Electrical Engineering, and have already had 4 interviews with no offers. It is starting to look much less likely that I will stay in the Dallas area for long after college.

crazy2002mexican · Apr 5th, 2005, 01:22 PM

well seeing as how most of my experience is military, i would have to say that I am really good with customers, i file paperwork, type up memo's, answer the phone, i can type fast, excel, word, powerpoint the basic BS
o yeah i was driving it last week when i told you fool

Irving18m · Apr 5th, 2005, 02:09 PM

Try www.gaylordhotels.com We are always hiring!

civic4982 · Apr 5th, 2005, 02:25 PM

I know that this company in Grapevine is growing a lot but I'm not sure what kinds of positions are available.

http://www.csc.com

This would be more targeted towards EE_in_training though. A friend of mine graduated EE from UT last year and he's there now.

crazy2002mexican: have you thought about working in a bank? I'm not sure if you've already gone to college or not but I do know that during college I worked at a bank and they've got tuition incentives for employees and all types of benefits and whatnot. The pay is competitive and scheduling is usually fairly flexible. I've also read a lot recently about skilled labor jobs such as electricians and carpenters being in REALLY high demand. The training is by apprenticeship usually and there's lot of incentives that building and construction companies are giving to people who are willing to learn.

If customer service is your thing then I think you really can do almost anytihng. Check out sales jobs in banking or perhaps pharmaceuticals. Could be VERY lucrative.

Irving18m · Apr 5th, 2005, 06:12 PM

It says something like your box is full...

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Originally Posted by crazy2002mexican

whats the usuall starting pay there?
also thanks for the help

Hector

LOL man I have no idea, we have over 2000 employees and no telling how many different positions in the hotel. Apply online, it wont hurt! They dont do paper applications, just online apps! Good luck!