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How would you go about finding a job in New York City before you move there?
I have a degree in Sports Management and Marketing and have been a store manager for about a year. I’m wanting to use my degree so i’m taking off to NYC. I have read some advice about getting a job before you get to NYC. Right now I am currently saving money and intend to move there in roughly 10 months. I hope to have around 8k saved and will be living with my cousin there. Since I don’t live close to NYC (I live in Arkansas), how should i go about getting a job before i arrive in NYC? I’m not sure if the online job postings (Monster, Hotjobs, etc.) really work? Not sure how interviewing would work either. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
You oculd check out websites like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com and search in NY or you could find out places that have the kind of job your looking for and call them to see if they are hiring
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