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1)      Madison, WI

There were 11 jobs found in the Madison area. A majority of the jobs were classified as either seasonal or temporary, and paid $11-$15 per hour. Some of the jobs listed are warehouse work, plastic molding assembler, water treatment assembly, truck driver, and customer service consultant. Candidates interested in any of these job listings must have a solid work history and be a team player. They must also have some hard labor experience. Personally, the jobs listed under hard labor do not appeal to me; however, customer service might be interesting. I worked as a receptionist for a law office and acquired great experience working with people.

2)      Oak Creek, WI

When I searched for jobs in my hometown, I was very surprised to find only one result was shown. The job listed was for a lab technician at an automotive company, and pays $15/hour. Position type is debatable through a one year contract. Some of the responsibilities include: operating, troubleshooting and repairing coatings application equipment. Interested candidates are required to be knowledgeable of high school science and algebra. Candidates must also have experience in a Technical or Quality Control lab environment, or production painting setting. I think this job is perfect for someone interested in the automotive industry.

3)      Brooklyn, New York

There were 14 jobs found in the Brooklyn area. The majority, if not all, of the jobs listed were business related, such as: cross sales business consultant, associate sales executive, clerical support specialist, inventory clerk, and business analyst. Most of them are also offering permanent positions with a very generous salary. I find these jobs most interesting out of the three cities I searched, because I am interested in pursuing Business Marketing.

Overall, most of the jobs I found were a mixture of seasonal, temporary, and permanent positions. Based off of the listings, I find Brooklyn, New York the most interesting because I am interested in pursuing a job in the marketing field. Brooklyn provided the most opportunities, and the listed jobs seemed to provide room for promotion in future years.