What is a good second job for a man over 40?
470541
occasionally I like to take a second job working at a garden center (nursery). It is a complete change from my other job and I learn something new. Get to meet a lot of women in that age range also!
983321
get another Job, than quit.
888389
You have gotten some pretty good responses so far.\nFor your Silver Award, look around your community and see what need you can fill. Reading/visiting the shut in's. Yard work for the elderly. Can you walk to a grocery store for them? Ask an elderly person to 'teach' you a skill, knitting, carpentry. This helps you and gives them the feeling of being useful. \nAs far as working in your neighborhood. Again, how about yard work, I'd pay someone to rake leaves or clean my utility shed or storage room or carport. (Do you live in NC by any chance?<grin)\nHouse work is something I'd pay for too. Vacuuming, dusting, laundry, dishes.  Make some flyers and put them in doors. Be careful, make sure people know where you are. You could get a friend and start a yard work/house cleaning/ chore doing business.
808809
Try voluntary work for a while... or try elderly care, I know its at the end of the spectrum but they are sometimes willing to take without experience and it gives you the groundings of care.... but if not try voluntary, good luck
858340
Something legal, like work a second job.
75341
At 15, fast food places are a good start. Here in northeast FL, Micky D's starts them out at about $8 an hour. (I make that much as a CSR for a Valet Garage and I am 41!) Dishwashing, grocery bagger and stable hand (if you live near any farms)is also good. There isn't a whole lot a 15yo can do, really. Most places want a valid DL or have age limitations. Hope I helped SOME.
369895
Never quit your job until you have a new one lined up.  You should read a book called Rich Dad Poor Dad and get information on passive income.  That is income that eventually comes to you without any work on your part.  I am part of an MLM that provides me with passive income, email me at pinkcinnamon3@yahoo.com if you wanna sign up and try it out.  Its a nutritional supplement MLM that is absolutely amazing!
658083
Work where you really want to work.. if you do decide to take the second job, the first need never be on your resume. As long as you treat your current employer with respect, ie notice etc.. and you tell the new guy that you must give notice, he will respect that. Go for what you want. Just because you take a job, does not mean you have to stay there for life.  Employers buy your time, you can stop selling it to them any time you want.
618094
Happy hours after work are a good idea. If you have the manpower to have courtesy buses, that is another.
169883
I retired and needed a hobby or some other idle occupation
458216
It's your life, and what you do is essentially between you and God, and, if you're married, you and your spouse.\n\nI take it you don't enjoy your job.  If you have enough in the bank to take care of yourself, then yes, retire.  You can take the time to go to school, pursue a hobby, or follow a second career doing what you love.  You could also travel or volunteer for a cause you care about.\n\nMy brother retired at age 55.  He's managed his money quite well.  He now plays in a rock-and-roll band that plays 1960s music.\n\nOne caveat: if you're essential to your current job, make sure you train your replacement well!
388516
Both are going to be a bit difficult, although not impossible.\nWork, it depends upon your qualifications and your abilities. It may be tough to find an office job. Corporate america is a bit discriminatory in this nature, as they do not particularly like highering anyone above the age of 50. Generally the stereotypical notion is that they are behind the times and near retirement. I know the government has stepped in to try put an end to this, but how effective they've been is anyone's guess. However, with this in mind, there are still places that you can work. Should you decide to (without wanting to sound like an ass) there are the big grocery chains, drug stores, etc. They're always highering, like i said it just depends on your qualifications.\nI'm not quite sure where you would need to go to find love, keep your eyes open in the town that you move into, look for events in and around your town. Those are the best places to meet people, chances are theres plenty of people in your shoes and you'll find somebody.\nAll things considered, none of what your wanting to accomplish is impossible, will just require some effort and determination. Best of luck to you.
1143255
Good for you, Brian, that you want to earn some walking around money! The usual suggestions of paper route, mowing lawns, a dog walking service, errand boy for older neighbors, carwashing could work for you, and so could stock boy at a mom-and-pop supermarket, McDonald's or any fast food restaurant may make you wait until you're 16, but it wouldn't hurt to check. Good luck, Brian. You'll probably own a successful business in your thirties!
45520
It depends on what makes you happy. I went back to school at age 38 and finished both a bachelors and masters degree. It is a little tougher getting an entry level job as an older worker, but your extra life experience will always give you advantages over the younger competition. I say start out easy, perhaps at a junior college, build your confidence and then go for it at a full four-year institution. I was inspired by a female friend who became a new lawyer at age 48. It's never too late to do what you want.
1061180
A part time job will do. Like Baby Sitting, working in Mcdonalds or any other fast food restaurant.. \n\nBetter consult with your friends and keep yourself save & safe.
520756
try kamath's ... they are hiring
141483
As with anyone post your resume.  I am 54 and considering entering the job market again.  I personally don't think it's feasable right now.  Monster.com is an excellent place to check hot jobs.  Good luck and may God Bless.