good websites for part-time jobs in NYC
January 5, 2010 11:34 AM   Subscribe

good websites for part-time jobs in NYC?

What are some good websites for part-time jobs (or jobs in general) in NYC?

I'm moving back to NYC (brooklyn) at the end of the month, will be working on a personal project that requires 3-4 days free a week, and am looking for a part-time job to help pay the bills.

I haven't had to look for jobs in a while, so am a bit behind on the latest sites, so to speak.

I'd preferably like to find an office job in a capacity beneficial rather than detrimental to humankind, such as in the non-profit sector (where I was working before), but, ultimately-- any part-time job that helps pay the bills will do.

Idealist
Craigslist
what else?

thanks
posted by cotesdurhone to Work & Money (5 answers total) 2 users marked this as a favorite
 
Craigslist is where everyone does everything. But the best way to get a job, especially with the economy the way it is, is through word-of-mouth. Tell everyone you know that you're on the market, and ask whether they know anyone who's hiring. Also, ask at businesses you frequent.
posted by decathecting at 11:42 AM on January 5, 2010


Most jobs on Craigslist used to get 400 resumes within the first hour of being posted - and that was BEFORE the recession. Nthing the 'tell everyone you know you need a job'. Also you won't get to be as picky as you'd like to be, because there are people desperate for work.
posted by micawber at 11:57 AM on January 5, 2010


Also check indeed.com. I've found a couple of different jobs through that website. It compiles a few of the job search websites into one list.
posted by sharkhunt at 11:33 PM on January 5, 2010


Response by poster: Come on people... three comments? This question seems to have fallen through the cracks...
posted by cotesdurhone at 7:55 PM on March 10, 2010


I recommend checking out the local newspapers. In addition to that

Classified sites:

* Backpage

* Craigslist

* Olx

Job Sites

* Monster

* CareerBuilder

* HotJobs

Hope it helps.

posted by gabc at 9:34 AM on June 29, 2010


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