Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for a part-time, entry-level position in Durham, NC.

Availability: 9:00 AM–2:00 PM

Hours: Around 30 hours per week

Location: Durham, NC

I’m a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine graduate and also completed a BioWork/Biotechnology certificate at Durham Tech. I’m open to any entry-level opportunity and willing to learn something new.

If you know of any companies currently hiring or have any leads, I would really appreciate it.

Thank you!

hi all!

i am moving from nashville, tn to raleigh at the start of november. i'm from high point, nc originally so i have a few connections already but wanted to post here in hopes of finding more specific job boards and recommendations.

my most relevant experience is my role in hospitality, front of house in fine dining as well as nationally ranked bars. i don't want to necessarily stay working in restaurants which is why i am looking for a role more personal such as a PA or house manager. i also love a more physical job (12 hours a day running around has ruined my attention span lol) and i would be open to that.

we are moving for my partners job, and while a job for me isn't necessarily top of mind, i do enjoy being busy and want my own income. any advice is welcome, TIA!

This morning, I was trying to figure out why the career fair was canceled , and they said they moved it by a whole month, which doesn't help a lot of people. I've been unemployed for a few months now. But I know others are probably way worse off than me. So I looked up to see how many people signed up to go to the career fair.

46,800 people in two weeks sign up to come to the career fair for a job. That is a whole city of people! So I just wanna write this letting others know that if you do get a job , you are a very lucky person , because right now , this area is having too many layoffs or too many people coming to it. I can't imagine what employers are doing with the job applications that are coming in. I also feel that there is way too many fake applications to apply to online. If there was that many people willing to show up to a building for a couple hours, how many applications are there online applying to those positions that are flooding out the 1-3 people they need to hire. Also some of these open job positions are open way too long in my opinion and should be only open for like a week.

Hi everyone! How do you find and apply for off-campus SDE jobs? I’m confused about where to start, how to get referrals, and how to get interview calls. Any advice or tips would be really helpful!

Hey all! I’m a 21 yr old senior at UNC studying economics/PPE and I’m looking for a part-time job for the rest of the school year.

Quick backstory: I want to start my own company someday. The “what” and “how” are still a work in progress but the mindset is there. Right now I’m in the learning phase of talking to as many founders and business owners as I can, soaking up whatever they’re willing to teach me, and building the skills I’ll need when I actually go for it. Unfortunately, it turns out “learning from people” is not an accepted form of payment for rent. Hence this post.

What you’d get with me:

• I’m easy to talk to and get along with pretty much anyone. I helped get a student org off the ground and ran recruiting for it, which was basically a year of talking to strangers.
• I show up. If I say I’ll be there, I’m there.
• I've done some freelance paid content work for a few tech companies. So if you’re a small business that could use help with social media, I can pitch in there too.
• I’m not picky. Front desk, retail, admin, helping out a small business owner with whatever, I’m down. I pick things up fast.
• I have 2 yrs of food service experience and 1 yr working with kids. I'm also decently technical.
  

I’m looking for around 20 hours a week, and I’m flexible with time as most of my courses are online. I have a car, can start whenever, and am open to pretty much everything.

If you’re hiring or know someone who is, shoot me a DM. And if you own a business around here and just want to chat, I’d honestly love that too. Thanks for reading!

Happy Friday :) We're helping a local, family-owned commercial construction company hire a Warehouse Manager for their construction supplies warehouse in west Raleigh. This role will be responsible for logistics and inventory control for the warehouse, as well as crew staging, load-out, safety, and hands-on work with the forklift & heavy lifting.

• Requirements: Candidates must have 3-5 years' experience in a warehouse lead or warehouse manager role, as well as a valid forklift operator certification and a valid driver's license. Must be able to fulfill the physical requirements of warehouse work (standing/walking on concrete floor for extended periods of time, heavy lifting/pushing up to 75lbs). Construction industry experience (especially flooring) is a huge plus but not required.

• Schedule details: M-F 8-5 with occasional opportunities for overtime.

• Location: Candidates must be within daily commutable distance to the warehouse in west Raleigh. This role involves semifrequent delivery of supplies to construction sites within the Triangle metro area.

• Work details: This is a full time position with benefits. Target pay is $70,000 - $80,000 annually.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, message me directly here on Reddit and I will share my email address for you to send your resume :)

Hi everyone! I recently moved to Durham from Pittsburgh, PA, and I’m currently looking for a full-time job. I previously worked as a bank teller and really enjoyed the experience. Unfortunately, I didn’t have many opportunities to advance, but I’d love to continue growing my career in banking or another financial position.
I’m currently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in accounting, and since my classes are fully asynchronous, I have the flexibility to work full-time.
If anyone has recommendations, knows of any companies hiring, or has advice on where to look, I’d really appreciate the help! Thank you so much! 😊

Hey Folks,

I wrote here exactly 92 days ago about my husband being laid off and looking work. We haven’t had anything pan out but got a few leads here last time. He has 5 years in Human Resources Experience plus a BS in Psychology/ Management/ Society from UNC-CH and his PHR. He has done work on federal audits, worked with compliance for disabled individuals, and has recruiting experience.

He has gotten about a dozen 1st round interviews and 4 second round interviews with no offers, all with the same feedback—there has been someone more experienced than him. He has applied to over 600+ applications to the point he is running into the issue of jobs reposting and him not able to apply because he applied months ago. It’s been a real kick in the face and I know he is not the only one in this boat. He’s open to contract work, remote, on-site within 40 miles of Raleigh, or hybrid.

Unemployment is about to run out. He will be finding a part-time gig but we have to work around for childcare as our 6 month old is at home with me while I’ll work— we can’t afford childcare with him out of work but we make too much money to qualify for assistance. Any assistance or leads you may have would be greatly appreciated and welcomed.

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Ok so I guess I went in with unrealistic expectations of what this event was going to be and that’s on me but come on. The first two departments I spoke to were the Attorneys Office and Internal Auditing. Both told me they weren’t hiring. I then spoke to Community Housing and they also told me they weren’t hiring. The two women representing that department were wonderful and told me to talk to parks and rec because maybe they were hiring part time. The parks and rec people were very friendly and told me about part time positions to look out for. The only people that I spoke to who seemed interested in hiring full time was Waste management but even then they just ask you for your email so you can be notified if they have any openings. I get that these are city employees who have to be there and I appreciate that they were willing to answer questions about their departments but it’s kind of hard to ask questions when they don’t actually seem that interested in hiring people.

EDIT: The company decided they need a Warehouse Manager instead. I've listed that role here!

Happy fall y'all (finally!)! We're helping a local, family-owned construction company hire a Warehouse Operator to load construction materials from the Raleigh warehouse into the truck, drive the truck to the construction site, and unload them once there. This role will also operate the forklift within the warehouse and help with other daily warehouse operations tasks like inventory management / inspecting shipments.

• Requirements: Candidates should have a high school diploma / GED, a valid driver's license + clean driving record, and some warehouse or inventory management experience. Strong priority will be given to candidates with a forklift certification.

• Schedule details: M-F 8-5 with occassional opportunities for overtime.

• Location: The warehouse is located in west Raleigh, and construction sites this role would deliver to would be in the Triangle metro area.

• Work details: This is a full time position with benefits. Although the target hourly rate is $19, the client has been very receptive to candidate requests for $20-$21/hr. so please still apply if you're qualified and your target is slightly above $19!

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, message me directly here on Reddit and I will share my email address for you to send your resume :)

Hi, I'm looking for full-time employment starting at $15 an hour in the Chapel Hill-Durham area. I'm on other job boards, too, but I need to cast my net as wide as possible. I'm a recent UNC graduate with plenty of work experience under my belt, mostly in the food service industry but some in warehouse as well. If anyone knows anywhere hiring that meets that minimum, please reach out! I can start asap!

Hey I’m looking for some entry healthcare jobs I’m in college rn at wake tech northern campus usually available after 2 where could I apply?

Hello! Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming is currently hiring dog groomers in the Raleigh area who have 1-2 years of experience.

This is an in-person role with a flexible schedule. We're looking for groomers who combine skill and a genuine love for animals to provide personalized care for pets of all sizes and needs. If you’re interested in joining the team of an independently owned franchise, apply now or send this to a friend!

Learn more: https://woofgangbakery.com/pages/careers

Morning everyone! We've partnered with a local digital marketing technology company to find them a Customer Experience Specialist with experience in the digital marketing domain to join their hybrid team in RTP (Morrisville). This role supports customer success efforts for the proprietary platform's business customers.

• Requirements: At least 2 years of experience in an account management, customer success, or customer experience function. 1-2+ years of domain experience in digital marketing and/or adtech is a must. A Bachelor's degree is strongly preferred.

• Schedule details: M-F 8-5 standard business hours.

• Location: The office is in Morrisville (RTP) and the Customer Experience Specialist will sit onsite 2 days per week (WFH the other 3).

• Work details: This is a direct-hire, salaried position with benefits. Target salary is $55,000 - $60,000 plus an annual bonus. The position is budgeted for an associate-level hire (2-3 years' relevant experience) but more senior candidates are still welcome to apply if they are comfortable with the salary.

Application instructions: If you have any questions or would like to apply, message me directly here on Reddit and I will share my email address for you to send your resume :)

The Durham museum of life and science) is hiring for multiple positions. I’m not affiliated with them, I just saw the postings in their newsletter.

Hi, I have been serving at restaurant that is sit down but close to fast food since July! I feel very comfortable with table touches and POS system! Yet, I have been considering moving to a restaurant that has a little higher ticket prices just to make my 20% go up. I was looking for recommendations in northern Raleigh! I would like to work every evening from 4 to close and prefer to have Sundays off! Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

I have to leave to Tennessee for a weekend and have to pickup some extra work to cover the costs of gas and lodging ($350-$400). I know for a fact I will have Sunday 10/18 and Tuesday 10/20 free to work. I have to leave on Friday 10/23. I can move furniture, do laborious jobs, anything. I just need to make some quick cash and FAST. I can’t do uber because the signup process takes a while and door dash doesn’t pay enough. Please pm me if you can help me

Hi! I’m 23, based in Raleigh, and recently graduated from App State with a degree in Communication. My long-term goal is to build a career in medical sales, but I understand that breaking into the industry can take time, and I’m open to start in a related sales role where I can learn, gain experience, and prove myself.
I’m a very hard worker who is highly motivated, coachable, punctual, personable, and confident. I’m not afraid of rejection, and I’m willing to put in the work to get results.
I’d love to hear from anyone working in medical sales, pharmaceutical sales, medical device sales, or another sales field who might have advice, recommendations, or leads on entry-level opportunities in the Raleigh area.
Thank you!!

Does anyone know of any social work jobs hiring in the area? MSW Jobs that do not require licensure. Please no CPS or traditional therapy jobs.

Hi, all!

The Adecco office is hiring an onsite recruiter. You MUST have previous recruiter experience.

Pay range: $24-$28/hour

Please apply through the link to be considered. Thanks!

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Does anyone know of any entry level jobs? I’m in a situation and I need to find a new job quickly. I am open to most things like hospitality and arts. (Preferably not construction)