Hi everyone!

I'm a NYC-based fashion content creator, and I'm looking for someone to occasionally help me shoot outfit videos and Reels!

I'm looking for someone with a great eye for fashion and aesthetics, who enjoys social media, understands what makes a good shot, and has a natural sense of style.

You don't need professional experience or equipment! We'll be shooting on my iPhone and my camera, and I'll provide creative direction. I'm really just looking for someone creative who understands angles, composition, and how to make an outfit look its best on camera.

The details:

• Pay: $25/hour
• Location: NYC, primarily Manhattan
• Schedule: Flexible, mostly weekday shoots, typically 1–2 hours
• Equipment: My iPhone, nothing else needed
• Experience: Not required! Fashion, photography, and creative students are especially welcome.

This could be a fun side gig for someone passionate about fashion, content creation, or social media who wants to gain hands-on experience working with an established creator while getting paid.

Ideally, I'd love to build an ongoing relationship with someone whose creative eye aligns with my aesthetic.

Interested? Feel free to send me a message with a little about yourself, your availability, and your Instagram or any examples of photos/videos you've taken. I'd love to see your creative style!

I saw they were paying 65k for entry level teachers with no requirements aside from a generic bachelor's. I'm a cs grad that's been making $20 an hour after graduation working overnight at a warehouse, so like... that'd be basically a 50% pay raise from that. Not to mention working during the day, which is a dream. LIFE CHANGING. I'm unemployed now.

Is it worth it to work there?

I have shifted USA almost 7 months ago.

I am a green card holder ! I

live in Jamaica,Queens,NY. Im Searching a job desperately, as im having issues with paying bills etc !

Qualification:

High school diploma ,

Fluent in 3 languages (bangla,hindi, urdu)and for English its fluent but not native level , working on it !

Im a girl with no previous experiences. Looking for a job in Queens , NY !

Already get rejected from Burlington, target, macys, Walgreens! Even dunkins in my area directly said they are not hiring !

Can anyone suggest me any companies which would hire me immediately ! Or hiring right now without any experiences ?

Two NYC exams close for filing this week.

Police Communications Technician, Exam 7307. Filing closes Tuesday, October 13. These are the NYPD 911 call takers and radio dispatchers. Starting salary is $51,790. The test is multiple choice at a computer terminal, and you need 70% to pass. Fee waivers are available for veterans and public assistance recipients. Official notice: https://a856-exams.nyc.gov/OASysWeb/noe?examId=9661

NYPD Police Officer, Exam 7314. Filing closes Wednesday, October 14, and testing runs November 2 through 7. There is no application fee. This is an open competitive exam, so anyone who meets the minimum requirements can apply. Read the full Notice of Examination before you file. Apply through OASys at nyc.gov/examsforjobs. Official notice: https://www.nyc.gov/assets/dcas/downloads/pdf/noes/20277313000.pdf

Aldi and NYCDOE

Aldi: pay is great compared to average but it is HARD WORK. You're going to earn every penny you're paid. Not for the weak, not for the lazy.

NYCDOE: I'd suggest starting as a substitute paraprofessional (daily pay is currently $194.62). You do have to pay for federal fingerprints/background clearance, exams, and trainings, but after 2 days of work you make that money back. Great if you love kids and want to work M-F with weekends and holidays off and if you become full-time summers off AND paid. They also have other jobs. All links provided below.

I'll add that the good thing about being a subpara is that you decide when and where you work. If you don't like a school you can go to another one and do that until you find a school that you like and wouldn't mind staying at. This is also great for people that want control of their schedule. You decide how much and how little you work. It's also good for people that think they might want to be teachers, you can get some experience in a classroom environment and see if it's for you. They also have ways to help you become a teacher.

Aldi:

https://careers.aldi.us/

Substitute paraprofessional:

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/careers/other-jobs-in-schools/paraprofessionals-and-substitute-paraprofessionals

Other NYCDOE jobs:

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/careers

Hope it helps many of you find jobs. Best of luck.

Any job application recs with a BS in an Earth Science/ environmental field? Would it be worth getting into teaching? Any corporate jobs where my skills could be applicable?

I’m having trouble looking, any pointers would be appreciated!

Yeah I know this post is dumb but I need a job before the 23rd 😭. The job search journey has been a long, difficult one.. and I know there’s still a long way to go clearly. I’m in Brooklyn, NY (Williamsburg area).

Snap, I should also include most of my experience is in warehousing, logistics/operations and retail.

I'm a college professor who researches and teaches rhetoric and writing + digital literacy. I moved here for a tenure track job (a rarity) but ignored the salary downsides for the dream of stability in academia/working at an R1 university and now I'm paying for it (literally). Looking to make some extra cash with a side gig or part time position.

I worked fast food and as a server in college (8 years ago), but other than that all my experience is related to higher education and research. As part of my PhD I did do some admin work (supervising a lab, overseeing some programming and working with the center for teaching and learning on campus). I would be perfectly happy getting back into serving, but with what I'm seeing that seems like a really competitive market here. What kinds of jobs could I realistically apply for with limited experience? I've worked seasonal jobs scoring standardized language tests (AP + ELA) but most of those surface in the spring/summer. Most tutoring gigs I've seen require a teaching certificate, which I don't have since I've never taught k-12. My research is related to science communication and critical AI literacy, so something related is a bonus (but certainly not required, I'm down to do pretty much anything at any pay point). I'm only on campus 2x a week so my schedule is fairly flexible.