i realy need some help with this?????
Asked by curvy_chick000
i am 19 young and decent looks with one baby and one on the way i love books and literature but unfortunatly no bookstores in the area. i like to write and im good on the computer. no college or training. i get along fine with people just need to work in a more mature environment. ive worked in restaurants and it is extremly irritating for me. i have a bad back so i cant lift very heavy things, like over 30-40 lbs(right now i cant even lift that much cuz of the pregnancy). ive worked retail which was ok. what do you think would be a fitting job for me? i only need something parttime. im looking for something nightshift for now and later 1st shift

Best Answer:
A work at home job. However, if you decide on doing this type of work I urge you to investigate it thoroughly before you get into it. Many are scams. For example, if they require money up front it is a scam. This site gives you the advantages and disadvantages of telecommuting or working at home. http://www.eei.org/esg/na/tele.htm If you still want to work at home you can check out these popular sites: http://allfreelance.com/telecommutingjobsjobboards.html http://www.homejobstop.com/sitemap.html http://www.careerbuilder.com http://www.world.org/weo/telecommuting For more information about telecommuting or working at home. Selling your employer the idea of telecommuting http://www.workoptions.com/telecom.htm... International Telework Association and Council (ITAC) http://www.telecommute.org/ Peace and blessings!

Well, if there are no bookstores in your area, are there any department stores which have book sections? Or maybe you could get a job as a library assistant.
Answered by mommanuke

here's an idea: get a phone book and call all the local roofers, plumbers, lawn care guys, etc. and ask them how much you would make if you were to refer some biz to them. then you get on the computer and look up your county's property assessors office. this allows you to look at who owns houses in your area. come up with a letter for each company and begin to self address these letters to each house. don't put the companies name, just say that you work for a roofer and you are looking for some business around town. put your phone number. when they call you back, get their name and number and tell them someone will contact them. give the number to the roofer. it might cost you some money in stamps but after a while it will pay for itself. Just an idea.
Answered by Jason F

If you are a people person and have good customer service skills you should consider working for a bank. I have a friend that is 20 and works as a teller she is full time but they hire part time they have reasonible hours and are flexible with your shedule. You don't need a college education and if you were to become full time they have great benifits. You wouldn't have to lift anything heavy and you would be in a grown up atomopshere. I am 20 and a student and work at a resturant and I know how much it sucks I have considered going to work for a bank but I have school so until I quit that I am gonna be a waitress for now. Well goodluck with everything and with your pregnancy!!!
Answered by blake22