What is a good part-time job besides retail and food service?
Asked by michelle
Are there any good part-time jobs available in the evenings and weekends that do not involve retail or food service? I need a part-time job to supplement my monthly income, but I would like to stay away from working at the mall or a dining establishment. I also don't want to be involved with eBay. Suggestions welcome, please.

Best Answer:
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Call centers. I know it doesn't sound that great but it's really not that bad. It's not the same a telemarketer. I work for an insurance company and I call to get information from people and set appointments and stuff like that. Most of the time people don't answer so then I can just talk to my co workers while I'm dialing. There is also the kind of call center where you just answer people's questions or take orders. Those can be really nice because when the phones not ringing you don't have to do much. It just depends on the kind of company you work for. My friend worked for a company that sells body oils and she said that thwy really don't get too many phone calls. When she did get a call she just took down their order and then submitted it. Easy job!
Answered by Sunstar

You can work at a tanning salon. You can be a flight attendant. Be a hairdresser or barber. You can work at an animal care center. You can work at an hotel for customer service. You can work at fitness clubs and amusement parks. You can work at office and admin jobs. You can work at call center jobs. And finally you can work at Census and bureau jobs. It's all I can find. I hope it helps you. Pick what you will enjoy, don't pick it just for the amount of money it pays.
Answered by Catherine C

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Answered by Andrew

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Answered by C C

For mart time jobs see: http://jobsonline.friendsmela.com You can select your own working hours.
Answered by Mani

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Answered by Fol

Newspaper delivery. In my area, it pays about $200-$350 a week depending on what area and days you do, and there are bonuses. It is an early morning job, but it is a nice extra chunk of money.
Answered by Crystal