Hey guys, I recently lost my job and am needing a quick hire solution, ideally remote. Does anyone know a good resource for this? I am trying to find work in my field, but I believe it'll take more time than I can afford.

Hey guys, I recently lost my job and am needing a quick hire solution, ideally remote. Does anyone know a good resource for this? I am trying to find work in my field, but I believe it'll take more time than I can afford.

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  1. Anonymous

    Are temp to long term assignments something you are willing to do? If so, check with staffing companies that specialize in your area of expertise.

  2. Dr. Erica Walls

    I suggest a dual strategy: contact a headhunter or temp firm to gain employment quickly. Also, clarify what you want, longer-term. Set a goal and consistently work your plan. In time, you'll get there!

  3. Anonymous

    I was also going to suggest temp work as a stop gap measure to afford you some time to job hunt while bringing in some income, plus it could lead to a permanent position. You just never kno2w! Good luck!

  4. Anonymous

    I have to agree- go to Kelley or Manpower and get a temp job while you look. Ask yourself if you are desparate enough to find a non-remote or hybrid job. Remote jobs are harder to find now that the pandemic is over.

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