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I just moved to Utah and have been having a hard time finding a decent job:( . My last job was at a ski/bike shop, didn’t pay the greatest but i the people that i worked with made it worthwhile. Not necessarily married to the ski/bike thing; not out of the question either. Hoping that someone might have some ideas on where i could find a job. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. thanks
Would you be open to working in an office environment? If so, my company is always hiring. Start out pay averages around 35K-55K/yr first year, 55-80K second year and usually 100K+ in the third year. Its damned hard work, but the job absolutely rocks, and the people that work here are great. If you are interested, send me a PM with your name and phone# and I will call you to give you more details. For legal reasons, I cant say the job over the net because people accross state lines can read it and could possibly consider it an advertisement (My industry is VERY regulated by the gov).
Get a job as a host at the Red Iguana, and seat us all first with no wait. Your tips could hover into the thousands!
Backcountry.com is also hiring right now...I think they ahve warehouse positions open in West Valley (in the SLC area)...pay isnt great, but you get great gear deals after working there for 3+months....I know people tha twork there JUST for the gear discounts..I think they start you at $9/hr.
thanks for being helpful guys.....
hahah :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
If you move to Boulder, let me know.
I *think* we've changed that to just 1 month before the gear discounts start.Quote:
Originally Posted by shmoesmith
Hey, can I interest you in some pre-paid legal?Quote:
Originally Posted by shmoesmith
ROFL I already pay for insurance to cover my butt if someone tries to sue me. I'm not too worried about identity theft because I used to do fraud investigations for several major corporations and part of that included dealing with identity theft.Quote:
Originally Posted by stump832
Shmoe-Quote:
Originally Posted by shmoesmith
Hardworker here...Looking to relocate to SLC. I know I PM'd you yesterday, but I didn't send you my name/phone #. I would love to talk to you and get some info about the opportunity here.
Bumpskier
^^^ Anything that promises to boost your pay from 30k to 6 figures in 3 years and is offered over the internet to those with zero qualifications or expertise is most likely illegal, or fraud, or prostitution.
I was working with Rossignol on their move to Park City and last time we talked they were doing a ton of hiring. I'd check their site, or hit Monster. The jobs they are doing now don't fall into my company's line but it might be worth a look. Of course the communte to Park City would suck on a good snow day, but then it would be a good snow day and involve a long "Pow" lunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike TV
Good Luck,
Jay
Why does it have to just be one of the three?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Cop
Nothing worse than fraudulent prostitution.
You don't even have to pay extra for the dick.
There are no promises where I work, those are just some averages. There are some people that have worked here for 3 years and are still making only 50K...we have another person in her 2nd year who has seen over 100K this year already.. As far as qualifications go, yes, there are qualifications...infact enough so that they scare most people away, or people arent willing to go through the hassel to get qualified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Cop
And what "industry" would that be? Or is it a "family" business?:fm:Quote:
Originally Posted by shmoesmith
Financial. There is alot of licensing required, both on the federal level, as well as the state level. My licensing is in Utah. Therefore I cannot say anything about my position within the industry or what exactly I do because it can be considered advertising or an attempt to solicit business. By giving a description of your services, and what you do, people may see that description and inquire about your services. Because of this, it would be considered advertising. I can legally advertise in Utah where I am licensed, however am not legally allowed to advertise in other states. By putting a description of my services on the internet someone from another state could read my job description and inquire about my services..which from a regulator standpoint means that I advertised to them in an illegal mannor since I am not licensed in that state. Clear as mud, right? :) For those of you that already know my position, I am not allowed to discuss it over the internet in any detail, so dont try and get me to answer questions about it :) Additionally, if you are in another state, I cant even talk to you on the phone about it (its fine if you are in Utah).Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Cop
ok, that's just fucking gay.
Agreed. However, thats what I'm stuck with.Quote:
Originally Posted by midget
Whatever you think I might be, it's certainly not a TV Cameraman, so don't even think it.
Actually it sounds to me like schmoesmith is just overly uptight about his job. It's an internet forum buddy, no one knows (or cares) about your real identity, and your job cold calling people who make more money than you to sell stock is not some sort of "secret agent" shit.
*LOL* thats not what I do :) That would suck! Although some of my co-workers have done that for some of the major brokerages...they hated it, and thats why they left and work here. Being a stockbroker is NOT a fun job from what i understand. Infact my buddy here used to work for one of the largest and said they would come to him on a regular basis and tell him that they had a new stock that they had in inventory and that they needed to clear it out asap. They then told him to call any of his clients that it could be remotely suitable for and find a way to sell it to them. That is not the type of relationship I would ever want with a brokerage. God knows who's best interest is in heart with them (usually theirs)Quote:
Originally Posted by ptavv
Is this the kind of job where, on or abouts your first day, they ask you to make a list of all your family, friends, friends of family, families of friends, people you have gone to church with, worked with, played sports with, and so on?Quote:
Originally Posted by shmoesmith
Then, those people get to be your first accounts.
Sorry Pete, that kind of information is illegal to communicate via the internet. Regulations and such. Surely you understand.
How would you like to represent the biggest law firm in the country?