None of the postings request a resume. They just say to email if interested. These are through the federal work study program for jobs on campus. read more »

Yes, definetely. Employers look for people who have work experience. You will have experience as an intern, always put that on your resume! Good luck read more »

I saw some cool lab jobs that I’m really interested in, but they are 2nd shift like 3-11:30 or so (ad said approx). I currently work part time day at a job I hate…. so what’s it like working different hours? read more »

I have a friend that is 17 and has graduated school with a diploma, I was wondering if he can get a full job or a grave yard shift despite his age or is the child labor law gonna interfere? he read more »

at this point in my life, i am still pretty young (26) and have a lot of hobbies, interests etc. that i want to pursue. does anyone out there have a good part time job where they make a decent amount of read more »

Full time is much harder. Due to child labor laws which apply to everyone under 18 (I don’t know if this counts if you’re emancipated), there are tons of restrictions that employers have to cater to and you might only be read more »

Hi, I am a “recent” college grad. I graduated in Oct. 2002 with a BS in Computer Information Systems. I have yet to be able to find a position directly in my field of Information Systems. Since graduating from read more »

A friend of mine is going into SIU’s M.A. program and can’t figure out what full time is. Somehow this become my job to discover. Google searches fail me. So, anyone know? read more »

I currently work for an established company. I graduated in December 2005 and have worked at this place since that time. This is my first full time job and I live in the expensive city Philadelphia. My delimina is that my expenses are read more »

I am working on a CPT. My H1B got approved but that job will not start until mid November. I graduate in December. Do I have to leave my full time job on October 1st, because my H1 is valid then? Or can read more »