How is hiring in houston tx?
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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....
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I applied there and  got a scholarship (half tuition payed for) and all but alas, I thought that the University of Houston was better (They offered more scholarship money) and closer to home.  I can still probably help your friend with their research.
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I don't know where you're located or when you're looking to move, but I've got a 3/3/2 in Houston that will be available in about three months.  Rent is $1250/month, 1 year lease.\n\nIf you are in Houston and interested, you can contact me at lothar6680@yahoo.
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My primary focus is in home repair/remodeling. I have 25 plus years experience in various trades and applications, as a self employed, but non licensed contractor. I also have 40 plus years in theatrical involvement, as well as various other skills, knowledge, and experience.\n  House painting, flooring, minor elect. and plumbing, drywall, Decking, etc. etc.\n  Beyond that I'll look for work in the trades also.\n  I'm also seeking decent housing.\n  I have decent references, even local to GR.\n  Consider e mailing me if you have home related needs that need tending to. Any quality answers will be responded to. Thank you.\n\nRev. Steven
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I have lived in Houston all of my life. I live in Memorial and work in Houston's east end. Houston is very large so driving to a specific destination can take a while. The weather is hot in the summer and humid. We are multicultural which has its good points and bad points. A lot of our economy is based upon oil and we suffer when it goes down too low in price. We are a city of transients, most people were not born here. Houston is growing and traffic can be very bad since many of the streets are being expanded all over the city.\n\nYou only asked for the stresses. I still like Houston very much. It is economical and there are lots of things to do and see. I don't agree that it's not safe as I have always gone anywhere I wanted with no problems. Also, downtown and the Theater district have been revisalized with lots of cute shops. The Galleria has fantastic shopping and night life can be found downtown, Westheimer, Richmond and many other places until the wee hours. We are ranked as having restaurants comparable to Chicago and New York, People are normally very friendly here. I love my Texas!!!!!
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My brother lives in Houston, too, and has been complaining about alot of the relocated people from New Orleans not trying to improve their situations on their own by accepting job offers or offers to assist in job placement.  He is not someone who is heartless, either, and he was one of the first people along with his fraternity who gathered food, clothing, and diapers in the immediate aftermath of Katrina.  He tells me of stories of people just panhandling and creating undue ruckus around his community.\nBut, let's be fair.  Some of these people have little or no education and have lived in constant poverty for much of their lives, so there is no quick fix solution for something that has persisted unnoticed by the non-impoverished for so long.  Our country is so interested in fixing every other countries problems, but they neglect to fully realize that our country has needed fixing of the major kind for decades.  Our country is more interested in economic growth than the plight of its own struggling, starving, homeless, jobless, and working poor.  I have a Master's degree, was a teacher, No Child Left Behind came along, and guess what, teachers got displaced, students got lumped together, and even more children are being left behind by a system that sees dollars instead of the human condition.
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http://hebgrocery.com/aboutHEB/careers.jsp\n\nnothing specific...sorry.  I'm in SA so I actually know what ur talking about.  All I do know, however, is that HEB employees stay there much longer than WalMart employees. lol
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2 things.... first.... http://www.kbrjobs.com is where everyone is supposed to start.  Fill out your online application and resume.\n\nSecond... if you are not called right away... take a trip to Houston on one of their "Open House" days.  Make sure all of your ducks are in a row.  I came from Chicagoland and when they were done with the presentation, they asked who came from over 200 miles.  Those of us that came from over 200 miles were given interviews.  This was well over a year ago and some things have changed, but showing your motivation for the job can't hurt.  Grabbing a pair and heading to Houston from Chicagoland was the smartest thing I've done in a few years.  I got the job and since have received a promotion.\n\nGood luck.
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Well, that depends on what you like. \n\nHouston is big for petrochemical industry, so lots of jobs in that area. Houston has several universities, including the University of Houston and Rice University. Houston tends to get pretty hot in the summer and it is muggy, but it stays warm in the winter. \n\nDallas/Fort Worth is more technology/computers/electrical kinds of jobs. Dallas is more "metropolitan" than Fort Worth. Universities in DFW include Southern Methodist, University of Texas SOuthwestern Medical, Texas Christian, University of North Texas (in Denton, a little north).\n\nAustin is more liberal than any other part of the state, probably due to the influence of University of Texas at Austin. Jobs in Austin tend to be technology or state-based. The cost of living is also higher in the capital city than in other cities in Texas, but Austin also tends to have more going on. Every year, there is South by Southwest, which is a big music/film/media festival, and there is always something cultural going on.
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Look in the Help Wanted ads in your newspaper :)\n\nUnfortunately, Yahoo! Answers isn't a "help wanted" or "for hire" bulletin board.  This particular section is for asking questions ABOUT employment, not asking FOR employment. You might have better luck if you try Yahoo! Groups http://groups.yahoo.com
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AWESOME!!  Very open and willing to work with you!  Great group of people as well...wonderful company!  Good Luck
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Jobs are good. Taxes are good. Pollution from Houston, not so good.
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Try these websites:\nhttp://www.visithoustontexas.com/home/\nhttp://cityguide.aol.com/houston/visitorinfo/\n\nAnd you might try posting the question in the correct category too!
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go to their website they accept applications online... i also believe that they are hiring right now too...
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Yes, there are jobs in Mesquite, Texas, for your age group\nthe best place to visit would be \n2110 North Galloway Ave., Suite 116 in Mesquite for the Texas Employment Commission.\nThey should be able to show you where jobs that you can do.\n\n\nHave a great day!\n\nEnjoy your weekend!!
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I'm willing to hire people from other states but it depends on your qualifications and if i'm even looking for someone with specific qualifications.
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katy, texas? im pretty close ~ south side of houston