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Write down a list of what you want from a job. For example, a short commute time may be important to you. Houston's commute times can be an hour or more, especially if you have to travel from the northern metropolitan area of the city to the south side. This list will help you narrow down jobs that would not be good for you.
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Read the job classifieds in the "Houston Chronicle." This is the city's main newspaper, and its job advertisements are available online.
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Register on the Texas Workforce's website, Work in Texas. This is a free job search service from the state of Texas. Search for jobs in Houston. Specify which industry you want to work in. Select other job characteristics you want, such as part-time/full-time, salary, temporary/permanent. Use keywords to search by other search criteria, according to what is important to you.
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Visit a Workforce center in Houston. Get career counseling from counselors who know the area well. Ask the counselors about Houston-area hiring events and career fairs. Visit the Workforce Solutions website for the Houston area to find a list of Workforce offices in the Houston area in which you live and/or want to work. The Houston area Workforce Solutions covers 13 counties in the Houston area.
5/18/11
How to Find a Good Job in Houston, Texas
Houston is a sprawling metropolis of over two million people, making it the largest city in Texas and the fourth-largest in the U.S. Several industries make their homes there, especially oil and gas-related companies. No matter what your profession is, however, you will likely find several employers in Houston who will hire you. Each person's definition of a good job varies, but a good salary and benefits, as well as good working conditions and challenging job responsibilities are common to most people's lists. Carefully evaluate each job to which you apply in Houston to see if it meets your definition of a "good job."
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