Temp Agencies in Sacramento Area.. NEED JOB!

[KEV1N]

I, like many other college graduates this year, need a job. At first I wanted to try to get into a career out of college, but that's obviously not happening. Therefore, I'm resorting to contract work. I graduated from UC Davis with a B.S. in Computer Science and want to stay in the area. Does anyone know a good (preferrably tech-oriented) temp agency in the Sacramento area? Or, even any general resources for job hunting?

 

[amnesiac]

1) newspapers
2) job websites (not GREAT but makes your resume at least visible)
3) headhunter if you get desperate. Never seen them work for anyone though.
4) AppleOne is a good temp agency, but try not to get stuck as a perma-temp. It's bad on the resume.
5) Look for a temp-to-hire position. Easiest way in.

-> Tech sector in NorCal is abysmal.
-> If no one's biting, have someone redo your resume. An ex g/f spent months going from temp job to temp job with no solid leads. I redid her resume because it sucked and then she got hired a week later.

 

[schizoid]

I'm looking for someone to keep my ho's in check.

You interested?

 

[KEV1N]

Maybe I'll post my resume here to have people blast it for me!

 

[KEV1N]

Originally posted by: schizoid
I'm looking for someone to keep my ho's in check.

You interested?

Yes, I have a complicated algorithm to ensure timely payments of "yo money" and scheduled slappings. It's NP-Complete though.

 

[schizoid]

I think I've nailed down the algorithm...

After the show is the afterparty.

And after the afterparty is the hotel lobby.


Seems to work for me.

 

[dafatha00]

What was your graduating GPA if you don't me asking?

 

[dquan97]

Try OfficeTeam over at Arden...had good luck with them.

The state gov't has extended its job freeze for another two years, with exeptions to public health, security, etc.