I am in desperate need of a job change can anyone help?

Question

I am a 28 yr old woman and have been at my current employer for two years the first year I was the receptionist and the second (and current year) I am a records clerk I was forced to be in this position (long story)
I am just so tired of this dead end job there is one woman besides myself in the records department and she is a 66 yr old woman and has been in that position for 30+ years! I REFUSE to be like her! I am going to enroll to a community college to start (I want to do something that will make alot of money and will be enjoyable) I do love the corporate world and I wouldn't mind working in the health field (on the major high end administrative/clerical side of it) I really need some help, I am really good in the clerical field. If I could put in my two week notice now I would! Does anyone know of any employers who are hiring (with pay at least 16.00hr)? My boss nags me and stresses me out EVERYDAY, its a VERY BORING JOB! I need a change just to be out of all the monotony!!!

Answer 1

The only thing it involves good old fashion hard work. But I liked these companies and others have too.

So here is the list of companies -

www.bnfusa.com

Vitamin Power Inc. - 39 Saint Mary's Place , Freeport , NY 11520 , Phone Number - 1-800-645-6567 - You will be selling Vitamins

www.goldmedal.com - product no. AK 3 - Price : $9.75 - Hair Products

www.southernflavoring.com

Selling Magazines Subscriptions and or Greeting Cards - email me for more information.



If you just want to put items on your website or sell something - for ebay etc.

www.orientaltrading.com

www.kipptoys.com

www.bagsandbowsonline.com


www.belle-star.com

http://www.ronainc.com

http://www.coffeefunds.com


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