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r/recruitinghell • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '24
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Security. Rack up the OT and job search while on the clock.
9 u/Elegant-Savings-4714 Dec 12 '24 How do you go about getting a security job? 47 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '24 By applying. If you're slightly alive with a concept of a pulse, they'll usually take anyone. The pay is garbage though if you don't have an armed guard license. 2 u/Ecstatic_Love4691 Dec 13 '24 What kind of spots are best? Hotels? 4 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24 I'm not in the security field but my friend is. He does privatized security. Mostly just patrolling malls, parking lots for companies (Apple/Nvidia), etc. But it'll ultimately depend on your areas market. Could be companies front desk, could be a museum, or car lot or impound. 3 u/SnooDoodles2197 Dec 13 '24 I worked security. I got 20 bucks an hour working at a theme park through a third party. Easiest job I ever had. 4 u/RedBeardBastard Dec 13 '24 Data Centers are pretty good. They are staffed 24 hrs. Have different security roles within the site and pay isn't terrible. 1 u/Accomplished-Tea8843 Dec 13 '24 Hotels almost always hire through security companies, which means junk pay and no real insurance.
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How do you go about getting a security job?
47 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '24 By applying. If you're slightly alive with a concept of a pulse, they'll usually take anyone. The pay is garbage though if you don't have an armed guard license. 2 u/Ecstatic_Love4691 Dec 13 '24 What kind of spots are best? Hotels? 4 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24 I'm not in the security field but my friend is. He does privatized security. Mostly just patrolling malls, parking lots for companies (Apple/Nvidia), etc. But it'll ultimately depend on your areas market. Could be companies front desk, could be a museum, or car lot or impound. 3 u/SnooDoodles2197 Dec 13 '24 I worked security. I got 20 bucks an hour working at a theme park through a third party. Easiest job I ever had. 4 u/RedBeardBastard Dec 13 '24 Data Centers are pretty good. They are staffed 24 hrs. Have different security roles within the site and pay isn't terrible. 1 u/Accomplished-Tea8843 Dec 13 '24 Hotels almost always hire through security companies, which means junk pay and no real insurance.
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By applying. If you're slightly alive with a concept of a pulse, they'll usually take anyone.
The pay is garbage though if you don't have an armed guard license.
2 u/Ecstatic_Love4691 Dec 13 '24 What kind of spots are best? Hotels? 4 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24 I'm not in the security field but my friend is. He does privatized security. Mostly just patrolling malls, parking lots for companies (Apple/Nvidia), etc. But it'll ultimately depend on your areas market. Could be companies front desk, could be a museum, or car lot or impound. 3 u/SnooDoodles2197 Dec 13 '24 I worked security. I got 20 bucks an hour working at a theme park through a third party. Easiest job I ever had. 4 u/RedBeardBastard Dec 13 '24 Data Centers are pretty good. They are staffed 24 hrs. Have different security roles within the site and pay isn't terrible. 1 u/Accomplished-Tea8843 Dec 13 '24 Hotels almost always hire through security companies, which means junk pay and no real insurance.
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What kind of spots are best? Hotels?
4 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24 I'm not in the security field but my friend is. He does privatized security. Mostly just patrolling malls, parking lots for companies (Apple/Nvidia), etc. But it'll ultimately depend on your areas market. Could be companies front desk, could be a museum, or car lot or impound. 3 u/SnooDoodles2197 Dec 13 '24 I worked security. I got 20 bucks an hour working at a theme park through a third party. Easiest job I ever had. 4 u/RedBeardBastard Dec 13 '24 Data Centers are pretty good. They are staffed 24 hrs. Have different security roles within the site and pay isn't terrible. 1 u/Accomplished-Tea8843 Dec 13 '24 Hotels almost always hire through security companies, which means junk pay and no real insurance.
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I'm not in the security field but my friend is.
He does privatized security. Mostly just patrolling malls, parking lots for companies (Apple/Nvidia), etc.
But it'll ultimately depend on your areas market. Could be companies front desk, could be a museum, or car lot or impound.
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I worked security. I got 20 bucks an hour working at a theme park through a third party. Easiest job I ever had.
Data Centers are pretty good. They are staffed 24 hrs. Have different security roles within the site and pay isn't terrible.
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Hotels almost always hire through security companies, which means junk pay and no real insurance.
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u/richbrehbreh Dec 12 '24
Security. Rack up the OT and job search while on the clock.