Jobs?

We also live in Jerusalem.

My wife is also desperate for a job,

She is willing to do a office job, or work from home.

She does graphic, photo editing adverts etc.

if anyone has any ideas please contact her by email; [email protected]

Thanks emoticon613 for your advertising idea!

any other ideas?

please post if you do.

If you are in Israel on a a4? visa [joined to your husbands A2 student visa],

you CAN get a ‘permitted to work’ stamp on your visa.

this is a new development thanks to eli yishai,

if you want one just renew your visa.

i just got a new visa and i specipicaly asked for it, they gave it to me without any tzoros!

good luck

now all my wife needs is a job- any ideas, graphics etc

pleeeeze!

[email protected]

Sms, where do you live?

ny im 20 (how many of you guessed that)?

yea, anything lol. but as what? (I prefer to work in a girls-only enviorment)

How about trying to get a job as a cashier in a market or store. Pay is generally around minimum wage, you may need to stand, but you can usually get a job quite easily, and the math is done automatically.

Minyangal, some part can be done from home but not completely. Sms and minyangal, do you have resumes?

my heart goes out to anyone who is struggling and I just wanted to offer some (maybe helpful) advice that has always served me well. Start locally, think about a need in your community or a community that you have connections with (anything that people need in terms of a service)and start a business offering it (depending on your experience and qualifications in case you need a license… etc. you should obtain all that you need,possibly including unpaid volunteer/intern experience to familiarize yourself with this area or to gain expertise…etc) in case you have no skills/experience in anything…)

Once you have a business idea, reach out to retired businessmen or someone you know who is in business but with whom you will not be in competition and run the idea by him (very important). There are prob. community resources of retired businessmen that can meet with you — where I lived before they had an organization like that, check into it.

Put the word out with everyone you know… especially your Rav, shul, local stores, in other words … network. Invest little and advertise in a local paper — don’t invest a lot of money right away… I’YH if it goes you can then invest whatever you need.

Most importantly: After you do your hishtadlus, daven to Ribbono Shel Olam to give you the parnassa you need so you can live like a mentsch and serve him properly…because if you are worried about parnassa it is exceedingly difficult. Say a kapittel Tehiliim before any phone call, any meeting, anything you do throughout the day. (so says Rav Shlomo Brevda shlita)

Just wanted to share what I have found to be true for myself.

check out janglo. in israel.

I clicked on this thread cause I thought it said Jokes! Anyone hear think Jobs are a Joke? (Mine is!)

Jobs are a Coke? No, d a, jobs are a shpritz. Big shpritz.

sms: Have you checked out college options? Getting that piece of paper may be good hishtadlus toward higher pay.

sms: Financial aid, student loans, there are ways if you want to do it. I finished my B.S. and did my M.S. after I began my motherhood career. It was actually fun (hate that word)!

errrr- I don’t even have an extra hundred evrey monthn lol

that’s a great idea bombmaniac 😉 😉 😉