Advice- part time jobs for moms?

Re: Advice- part time jobs for moms?

• BE2008

  July 2013

  Try local tv/radio stations first then you can stay close and in your field. As for moving laterally, need more info. What did you do in tv/entertainment? Producer, sound board, camera... Need to know your skill set to help you brainstorm other ideas.

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• thedash member

  July 2013

  Are you only interested in parttime? That will obviously limit your options quite a bit. You would probably have to just apply to admin and retail. Temp agencies can be helpful if you want to build up some more recent admin experience and one of those assignments could always go long term or permanent.

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• ss+el member

  July 2013

  If you're just looking to boost the family income a little, I'd look into retail merchandising. You'd work for a marketing company, not a specific store. They send people into stores to put sticky coupons on things, make sure XYZ new product is out on display, check outdates, etc. I believe they typically pay by the assignment and as long as deadlines are met, you could work pretty much whatever time of day you want. (i.e. only during school hours).
  

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• oooCarrieB

  July 2013

  My DH works at a call center part time. Many call centers are really flexible with what hours and what days you work. He says a lot of his coworkers are moms and college students. I think the key is to find a call center that's not sales focused.

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• NJLH member

  July 2013

  Thanks for the great ideas, ladies.
  

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