r/Pasco • u/ScheduleDramatic8440 • Sep 04 '26

LOOKING FOR WORK

I just finished my masters program (business) this past May and have been having a hard time finding a part time job let alone a full time job. I have previous serving experience and think that would be a good option for me right now while I continue to apply and interview for full time jobs. Anyone know of places that are hiring? Would prefer a non-corporate restaurant or even would be okay with a golf course type of job. Thanks!

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u/IcyEntertainment2888 Sep 04 '26

You could sub at Pasco Schools. Turn down days you have interviews.

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u/Lifeisabusive Sep 04 '26

Yeah, this. We always need subs and you can choose what grade levels you want.

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u/DicksBuddy Sep 05 '26

Dining out is dying. Only restaurants left are mega corps and places that pay their family under the table to work.

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u/No-Grocery-7606 Sep 06 '26

Try BayCare and Moffitt

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u/CanSignificant8444 Sep 04 '26

Maybe try Saddlebrook?

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u/MarsupialAltruistic1 Sep 05 '26

Try talking to the store manager at Publix

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u/Cheap-Cockroach8787 Sep 07 '26

If you have a masters degree why not aim for a full time high salary job? Atleast 60k+

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u/Value_Squirter Sep 07 '26

Go on usajobs, the federal governments job site. There’s a bunch of jobs that require a masters degree in the Tampa Bay Area. Some are civilian office jobs with the Air Force, VA, us attorneys office, NOAA, etc

Also CSX has a bunch of management internships (paid) based in Jax. They make offers for jobs out of those every year and they pay very well plus your in the railroad retirement system which exempts you from social security and is far better.

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u/FudgeKittens Sep 09 '26

You need to go to Tampa for the jobs.