second job

I've been thinking about getting a 2nd job.

I could work at a local movie theater or someplace like Burger King. A drawback involves working with kids who aren't used to being around adults. I'd also have to drive to a physical location. You also have to deal with the stupid customers who can't describe what they want.

There are remote jobs. Due to my education, I could do copy writing. That could be in a science field, where you write an article explaining something scientific so the average guy could understand it. I'd start with an agency.

A third option is to start my own car detailing business. That would involve cleaning car interiors with a vacuum and car wipes to start.

What's YOUR opinion on where to start?

At one point, I've worked 3 jobs. One full time in a warehouse and 2 part time doing event security. The 2nd part time job was paid in cash. While dealing with the public in general can be a major pain in the ass (people are such assholes), it dis have its perks like meeting performers and some good people. Honestly, having a second job is a good thing overall. Making money and burning up spare time. If you do go for it, find something with flexible hours. Nothing wrong with it all

I'll personally get a job that's low maintenance, a easier payout.

I'll say if you get a 2nd/3rd job make sure your work schedules line up together, make sure it's jobs that won't stress you out.

i worked 2 jobs for 3 years

basically monday was 9am -12am
tuesday 9am-12am
off wed
thursday 9am-4pm
friday 10am-12am
saturday 11am-3pm
off sunday

it keeps you busy but you miss out on social life aspect

i dont miss it

jasn88cubs wrote:i worked 2 jobs for 3 years

basically monday was 9am -12am
tuesday 9am-12am
off wed
thursday 9am-4pm
friday 10am-12am
saturday 11am-3pm
off sunday

it keeps you busy but you miss out on social life aspect

i dont miss it

Me personally I can do only one job haha having two jobs would be to much for me mentally.

Has anyone ever done a work from home job? I was thinking of doing this as a second job, and wanted to know how getting paid worked out.

ThePunisher wrote:Has anyone ever done a work from home job? I was thinking of doing this as a second job, and wanted to know how getting paid worked out.

I've worked from home for almost a decade now. As my company grew, they actually found it cheaper to have most of the staff work remotely than to keep having to rent out more and more office space. Always gotten paid direct deposit straight into the bank.

I'm Not a Goalie wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:Has anyone ever done a work from home job? I was thinking of doing this as a second job, and wanted to know how getting paid worked out.

I've worked from home for almost a decade now. As my company grew, they actually found it cheaper to have most of the staff work remotely than to keep having to rent out more and more office space. Always gotten paid direct deposit straight into the bank.

I'm going to start looking for a little extra income.