Second Job Ideas (I need 'em)

[hollywood926]

I desperately need an evening/weekend job to supplement my income. I'd rather not go the fast food/minimum wage route. Anyone have any other ideas? I do admin work during the day.

Democrats know everything!

:loveya:

[saltpoint]

1. Become a chocolatier on the web.

Your house would smell terrific and chocolate freaks will pay big bucks for their next hit.

[yardwork]

2. Consider going to school instead to earn another degree

You think you can't afford it, but there are loans available, and loan-repayment programs if you go into some fields.

Spend your extra time getting another degree, that ultimately would land you a better-paying job in a more secure field. A possibility?

[toddzilla]

3. try a hotel for banquet servers

it's foodservice, but its much easier than actual waiting of tables, and usually pays pretty good. I did it through college and after, it paid about 10-12 an hour. weekends are in demand.

[Richardo]

4. I'm P/T at a Barnes & Noble

Pay is not great to begin with if you have no retail experience (like me.) But it's improved to reasonable after a couple of good reviews.

But you get a VERY healthy discount on books and CDs. And, if you need it they offer health coverage for part-timers (and 401-K).

Plus they contribute heavily to the Dems. :thumbsup:

[fluffernutter]

5. my 2nd job was a waitress for years

the extra "instant" cash was addicting!

good luck :)

[WateryHands]

6. Freelance typist and/or editor?

I used to do a good business with grad students at a local university.

[asthmaticeog]

7. Tend bar.

I know people who make their entire living tending bar two or three nights a week. If you can swing a Friday or Saturday night gig in even a modestly popular spot, you could conceivably do $200 a night or better in tips alone.

[complain jane]

8. eBay