A good place to look for a part time data entry job?
Asked by Katrina
I'm a banker I need a part time job in the evenings I'm a Very fast efficiant typist. Aware of any good places to look, online or otherwise?

Best Answer:
universities, government, schools, banks ! hospitals and other institutions and don't forget those part-time agencies ! Easy pickens for you because a. you are employed gainfully and honestly.. b. you can easily qualify for data entry... go on to monster and the other employment search engines for jobs and seek ...data entry ...entry level...and specifically list second shift second job on your resume title!
Just suggestions
Answered by thethiesschristiancompany

There is a place here called Datamark that allot of part timers and college kids go to. I believe they are nationwide and they hire all shifts. Also try temp agencies (make sure they do not charge for their services). If you cannot find something for your fast little fingers, do not limit yourself, I'm sure there is allot more you can do that does not require a whole lot of experience. Malls hire part time stockers and cashiers all the time. Good luck!
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Answered by jean D

try hotels- front desk clerk
Answered by Curious