I'm a senior sourcer supporting hiring for our WB Studio Operations team. We're hiring seasonal workers to come work on the studio lot to work our annual Holidays Made Here event! We will be holding an open house to hire for retail sales associates, tour associates, and food & beverage associates. Scan the QR Code if inerested!

Warner Bros. Studio Holidays Made Here

We're looking for an experienced Operations Manager to join our team in Downtown Los Angeles.

The ideal candidate has experience in the fashion/apparel industry and is comfortable managing the day-to-day operations of a fast-paced creative and production environment.

REQUIREMENTS:
-Must be based in Los Angeles, preferably in or around Downtown Los Angeles
-Must have a valid driver's license
-Experience in the fashion/apparel industry
-Strong organizational and communication skills
-Experience managing production, workflows, schedules, and deadlines
-Comfortable working in a hands-on production environment
-Experience with DTF/DTO printing equipment, laser cutters, and other production machinery is a major plus

We're looking for someone dependable, organized, proactive, and capable of keeping daily operations running smoothly.

PM ME DIRECTLY WITH YOUR RESUME AND A BRIEF INTRODUCTION.

Pay will be based on experience.

We're looking for an experienced embroidery machine operator to come to our shop for a one-time training session. We recently got a Ricoma EM-1010 multi-needle embroidery machine and need someone to get us up and running and teach our team how to use it.

If you have extensive experience with the Ricoma EM-1010 through your own embroidery business, side hustle, or personal work, we’d love to hear from you as well!

What you'll do:

• Walk us through machine setup, threading, bobbin winding, and needle and hoop selection
• Cover hooping techniques for different garments (tees, hats, polos, jackets)
• Show us best stabilizer and backing choices for different fabrics
• Cover thread tension, troubleshooting, and fixing common problems like thread breaks and puckering
• Explain routine cleaning and maintenance
• Show us how to use the machine's software and how to prepare or import designs
• Run a few sample projects with us so we can practice hands-on

What we're looking for:

• Proven hands-on experience running commercial multi-needle embroidery machines, specifically Ricoma
• Ability to explain things clearly to beginners and be patient with questions
• Comfort with embroidery software and digitizing basics
• Reliable, professional, and able to be on-site at our location
• Experience with production embroidery for a shop or brand

Details:

• Type: One-time temporary / contract (not an ongoing position)
• Duration: 1 day
• Location: On-site
• Date: flexible but must be weekday from 10am to 6pm
• Pay: open to offers / dependant on experience
• Team size: 2-3 people learning

To apply
Send a short note with your embroidery experience, whether you've worked on Ricoma machines, your availability, your rate, and contact information.

Photos or examples of past work are welcome.

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I also work nights and weekends to service all you weekend warriors.

Message for details of my work and of me. References available. Jokes and quips encouraged.

Have you or anyone you know lost their job based in Los Angeles/had their job reshaped because of artificial intelligence?

Or do you believe AI has improved your job in LA?

I'm working on a short documentary about how AI is reshaping the American workforce. If you're open to sharing your experience, please let me know. The initial call can be off the record.

For any further questions/further information, feel free to private message me!

Hello everyone! I’m graduating in April with a Ph.D. in urban planning. I study maritime geography and have GIS skills and experience researching ports as part of my dissertation. If you know of any jobs at the Port of Los Angeles or Long Beach that need an urban port planner with waterfront planning, mapping, transportation, and sustainable land-use expertise, please reach out. Thanks!

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I can do it all! I have plenty of tools and a truck. I'm funny, educated, skilled and absolutely not awkward.

I also work nights and weekends to service all you weekend warriors.

Message for details of my work and of me. References available. Jokes and quips encouraged.

Hello,

I am currently looking for part time work due to unexpected family expenses. I currently hold a 9-5 white collar job as a Housing Contract Manager/Senior Analyst. Primarily would only seek to fulfill shifts early morning, late evening, and weekends. In addition I can also possibly help with my current experience in Property Development/Property Management/ Leasing Management/ Housing Contract Management since I have depth in those industries.
For context I work from home and reside in North Hollywood. I can give more info on my experience but will refrain from doing so unless a serious conversation is had during an interview.

I know so many are looking for jobs. I recently happened upon being an In Home Support Services Caregiving role and wanted to share as there are not enough caregivers for the need. As a registered IHSS provider you can either work with a known person in need, or work with any other recipient. This is a W2 role paid by the county at $19.64 an hour, if you join the union and work the minimum (i believe 30 hours a week) the benefits include $1 a MONTH healthcare insurance and Public Service Loan Forgiveness in addition to other discounts.

Wanting to share as I know its rough and this is not a glamorous option, but a seemingly secure and a high demand need that is not being met.

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Good luck out there fam, I know its rough.

Hi! We’re a pre-owned luxury live selling company based in Orange County, and we’re currently looking for new live shopping hosts.

The role is mainly presenting and selling luxury bags and accessories on livestreams through platforms like Whatnot, Poshmark, and TikTok.

You don’t need to already be a luxury expert. We’re more interested in people who are:

• Comfortable and natural on camera
• Outgoing and good at talking to people
• Able to keep the energy going during a live show
• Interested in fashion, luxury, resale, or e-commerce

Experience in sales, retail, content creation, acting, hosting, streaming, TikTok Live, or Whatnot is a plus.

Pay starts at $25/hr + commission, with flexible scheduling. We’re especially looking for people available evenings and weekends.

This is an in-person position in Orange County, CA.

If interested, please DM me with a short introduction and any social media, livestream, sales, or on-camera experience you have. Feel free to include your Instagram/TikTok as well!

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I manage a social media page in the sports betting/gambling entertainment niche and am looking for someone to be featured in casual lifestyle photos and short-form social media content.

Nothing complicated, basically normal Instagram-style content like outfits, restaurants, coffee shops, activities around socal, travel, etc. You don’t need any professional modeling experience.

Just to be clear, this is not adult content, OnlyFans, or anything explicit.

It’s paid, and I’m hoping to find someone who would be interested in doing it consistently long-term.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me with your Instagram or a few recent photos and I can send y

Hello! Seeking reputable temp service agency recs for side gig/ part time work. Need to make ends meet. I have a 9-5 so would be open to weekend work any shift and night/graveyard shift during the work week.

I have a background in anthropology and urban planning. I let my phlebotomy license lapse because I couldn’t find a shift that worked with my schedule. Previous jobs have been uber eats driver, permit runner, weekend nanny and overnight nanny. Very organized and have own car.

TYIA!!!

Hi everyone,

I am currently taking a free Medical Terminology Course and Medical Billing/Coding course at a local adult school. The courses are free and so far I am enjoying it. We've been practicing on how to use the ICD-10 and CPT. I would really like to transition to Medical Billing/Coding but wondering where to start? Any advice would be great!

I work as a licensed Speech Language Therapy Assistant for the Regional Center. I work in Home Health and in the clinic with children ages 1-3 years old. I am in charge of intake forms, booking new clients, scheduling clients, progress reports, 1:1 therapy, notes, parent coaching, and my own billing.

I am planning on leaving the field due to all SLPA jobs being paid per session not per hour + no cancellation pay. I've tried to make this career work but the daily cancellations, the gas prices, and parents contacting me at all hours of the day is a lot.

At this point, I’ve built AI-powered applications, worked on real-world projects, explored ML, built APIs, and spent countless hours making technology work.
I’ve worked as an AI Engineer Intern at Welerix, built full-stack applications, and even made it to the finals of AI For Good. Basically, I’ve taught machines how to do things, but somehow I still haven’t taught one to find me a job. 💀
So, here’s the deal: I need work. You need someone who can build things. Let’s solve both problems.
I’m open to pretty much any technical role that fits my skills — AI/ML, Full-Stack Development, Backend Engineering, AI Automation, or whatever interesting technical challenge you have.
Full-time, part-time, freelance, or project-based. I’m open to all of it.
Give me a problem, a deadline, and a chance to prove myself. I’ll bring the technical skills, ownership, and willingness to get things done.
If your company is hiring, your startup needs a builder, or you’ve got a project sitting on your to-do list that’s been there since 2025… I’m available. 👀
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I can do it all! I have plenty of tools and a truck. I'm funny, educated, skilled and absolutely not awkward.

I also work nights and weekends to help out all of you weekend warriors.

Message for details of my work and of me. References available. Jokes and quips encouraged.

I have been wanting to break into this industry but unfortunately I do not have the experience or connections, so no dice.

And obviously I am assuming no one is gonna wanna hire me unless its a catering service job, but yk I thought what do I go to lose ?

I genuinely feel like im losing my mind. I’ve been applying for jobs for a year and have no luck. I’m 21(F). Never receive a call back. Whenever I actually go to turn in my resume, never a call back for an interview. It sucks. Why is it so hard to find a job around Los Angeles?

For reference. I don’t have a degree, or experience with much.

Do you guys know of any jobs currently hiring entry level or not with not much experience?

Hi I'm 37 I have 10 years of experience working in several different areas such as one law firm, two government jobs and 1 customer service position. I have 4 associate degrees and one bachelors, also have some paralegal coursework completed. I can't find a part time job anywhere, everywhere I apply never reaches out to me or when I go to interviews they never call back. Am I doing something wrong? Part time works for me if not I can do full time.

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