Whats the best jobs for the average Person Living in the Los Angeles Area?
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Me,being from the States I would say in Los Angeles would be a Nanny to the stars. Modelling,so many young people go out to L.A. and have a very hard time,getting into this field. You have to watch out for those snakes,that are lurking around,wanting you to do something else,other than modelling. Waitress,is great if you get into the best restaurants,not just a chain restaurant. Housekeeping doesn't pay all that great,unless you find yourself working for some famous person,but even getting into this field is very very hard. Living in L.A. is very expensive. You should make at least 2,500 a week. Hope this helped.....Good Luck,to you....Dimples
215771
Prostitution. Walk around on North 35th and you can find someone who will put you to work.
759220
The average pay salary isn't much different in California. The places you're interested in living are expensive places that would require at least a job that pays 15 dollars an hour. Most apartments cost $1,200 a month. I live in Orange County and find it difficult living on my own in a one-bedroom at 14 dollars an hour.\n\nUnless you're learning a skill while you're saving up you probably shouldn't put too much weigh into the idea of relocating to some of the most expensive places in California.
1070189
Art Center in Pasadena, Ca is THE best. Its hard to get into and expensive but you are almost guaranteed a 6 figure salary when you graduate.
363182
Try Craigslist.  Start here...\nhttp://losangeles.craigslist.org/about/cities.html\n\n\nFind the city you live in, or live closest to, or are \nplanning to visit.\n\n\nThis is a large community site with free ads for housing \nand rentals, finding new friends or lovers, pen pals, \nvarious items for sale, want ads, personals, \nservices,volunteers, job openings, local events and \nclasses, and global discussion forums, ...\n\n\nBest of luck,\nJeffrey
1119861
I say ATL- not because I live here. Atlanta is a work in progress and has much potential to be the best. LA is great if you have work there that can pay your rent and bills. Detroit is too cold(I'm from Indiana) and Houston I don't know about, just that it is IN Texas ^_^
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Sherman Oaks or Studio City.  Both really nice areas with lots to do.  Shops, restaurants, bars, etc.  Just a very nice place to be and it's also easy to get to Burbank.  No freeways are needed.  I used to do that commute myself.
1093074
It's really not that hard these days. Are you male or female? If you're a young good looking female it's even easier. If you live in the Los Angles area get a newspaper and simply look through the classified section. Good luck with your new career choice.
914861
Irvine Ca - From $40 to $1090 a month.\n\nRegards
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California, Los Angeles
496402
Good paying job w/good benefits.
461699
me persoally would say nursing.\nyou can make your own deal.  set your work schedule.\nyou have so many places you can get work.\nhostipal, dr. office, school, old folks homes, \nthere are emergency room nurses, etc...\n\nbut here is money magazine's list of the 50 best jobs:\nhttp://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bestjobs/top50/index.html\n\n1 Software engineer 46.07% $80,427 \n2 College professor 31.39% $81,491 \n3 Financial advisor 25.92% $122,462 \n4 Human resources manager 23.47% $73,731 \n5 Physician assistant 49.65% $75,117
597251
real estate sales. it's one of the few jobs a lazy bum who never went to college can still make a good living
686902
California is pretty expensive, especially near the larger cities. I'd recommend finding a roommate that way you can live someplace somewhat decent and stay in the city. Try Los Angeles, Hollywood area, or Long Beach. If you don't have much money, there's prolly no way you can afford to have a place of your own. I'm from L.A., but the rents have gone up so much since I've been gone that Bakersfield (which is almost 2 hrs north) is as close as I can get. I have a 2 bedroom here and pay $680 a month. In L.A. a 2 bedroom will prolly run ya $1,200+. Good luck.
22103
If you want an area that pays good and has excellent benefits I would suggest a career in City and Regional planning.  You can use your environmental degree and if you wanted to go back to school you could get your Masters in City Planning.  You can work for your local city, county, state, or federal government.  Another route would be working for a consulting firm that does environmental work and work for cities in that way.  The pay is good at first but gets better as time goes on.\n\nHope that helps.
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Probably whatever the CA minimum wage is, and maybe more if you have decent experience.
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What are you qualified for?  Clerical, tech, service, sales?\n\nFull-time, part-time, temp?\n\nWhat part of town? Downtown, Greenway Plaza, Westside, NASA, etc.?\n\nThere are lots of jobs available, but you may not want them or may not be qualified for them....