San Francisco employment's topics - tribe.netTribe.net. Local ConnectionsPlanning a move to SF in 2005blankhttp://SFemployment.tribe.net/thread/84ab75dd-f252-4419-a578-27069af45c3c2006-07-07T04:53:57Z2004-09-22T00:04:17Z<div>Hey I'm new trying to figure out a way to move to SF next year, just curious for any tips to help out or even places that hire often to get me on my feet.
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<br/>Thanks and good luck :)
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<br/>Cy</div>
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</div>blank2004-09-22T00:04:17ZAlso seeking work in San Francisco; any jobs where you don't need a resume?http://SFemployment.tribe.net/thread/177e55ea-c862-4234-a0a7-d37eabfea9592004-09-03T17:14:45Z2004-08-30T17:42:53Z<div>Hello,
<br/> I am also seeking work in San Francisco. Are there any entry-level jobs available for which you don't need a resume? I am a college graduate and I've worked in customer service and cashier jobs. I haven't had a stable job history for 10 years because my ex-husband didn't want me to work. On top of that, I'm 49, which doesn't help either. I have a little bit of money, and I'm staying in a guesthouse, but I need to make more money soon. Evey time that I apply for a job, I am turned down, or they never call back. I also have a mild speech impairment.
<br/> I don't want to go on welfare or SSI. I want to be independent. I'd sure appreciate any suggestions. ;)
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<br/> Thanks,
<br/> Ann</div>
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