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Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
Apprentice to master builder for high end residential construction. All custom architectural work.
Steady year round work for individuals devoted to their craft. Busy disciplined environment. Resume's in Word Format only. Reply by email only. Full time only. Must have working cell phone, valid driver's license and own dependable transportation to work in Rockland, Putnam, Westchester Counties as well as Manhattan. Must have tools for higher paid positions. Must be in good physical condition for work in construction environment. Must be willing to travel to varied work areas in our broad region. High school diploma required. Legal residency required. College education preferred. Strong math and technical skills a must. Equal opportunity. Women apprentices welcome.
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"I've been up on the roof. I know what those guys go through. My whole life has been about making that profession respectable." Ken Hendricks www.SolutionsRoofing.com Last edited by 2ndGen; 08-03-2009 at 11:19 AM. |
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
Wow!
Sounds like a great opportunity, right? But wait! It gets better! "Compensation: Starting wage $9 per hour."
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
Another Craigslist Classic!
You have to be frigin' kidding me!
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Trade: Building and Remodeling
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
I think the toll to get into Manhattan is 9 dollars....
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Trade: Framing
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
equal opportunity employer. gay black midgets are welcomed with open arms.
don't miss this opportunity to catch up with your cell-phone bills. i run an ad on craigslist once in a while, mostly for laughs. i get 150+ resumes per ad, one funnier than the next. this one's a classic, read at your own risk for you may kill yourself laughing.... the name of respondent withheld to save him/her/it some dignity. This is a basic summary of my past work history for the past 13 years I have worked for myself off and on between the jobs listed as a contractor taking all kinds of jobs that I know that I am capable of handling. I am very capable person if I don’t know some thing I am not afraid to ask, on an extra note that over the years of working as a carpenter I have learned a little Spanish working with Spanish speaking carpenters. I am open to any reasonable hourly rate I was working for a company Vec construction in 5 Towns in Nassau County for 3 months as a carpenter for high end custom homes and was laid off after Thanksgiving, do to a lack of work. I have been able to find some work hear and there, but times are tuff, I am sure that I would be a great asset to the company. Thank you . Skills:
Riddle llc: Self proprietor /carpenter Responsibilities dealing with home owner on a one on one basis to discuss home improvement and or carpentry task wanted to be preformed. Baltimore Canvas Baltimore, MD Title: installer Responsibilities removal of commercial and residential awnings repairs or replace canvas/vinyl and re install. West Nam Builders Cross river, NY Title: carpenter Responsibilities to start and finish various rough framing of large scale homes with the help of 1 to 2 helpers with basic instruction from my Foreman. Sollenberger framing Sarasota, FL Title: carpenter/lead carpenter Responsibilities review prints with Foreman of large custom waterfront homes on gulf coast layout and build with 3 to 5 carpenters under my lead. Denson contractioing North Port, FL Title: jobsite super /carpenter Responsibilities rehabilitation of hurricane damaged homes with some phases of work being performed myself and the supervision of other trades to insure the work would be done correctly and in a timely mater. Duwane Brown Builders Baltimore, MD Title: carpenter Responsibilities Construction of basic single family wood frame homes. |
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
Sounds like he was busting your chops as much as you were busting his
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
my favorite is multi-limb coordination along with trunk strength. sounds like he is in full control of mr.happy |
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Trade: Framing
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
I want to Apprentice for a Gay House Builder (Downtown Brooklyn)
Date: 2009-07-30, 12:55AM EDT Reply To This Post Intelligent, educated artist/carpenter wants to apprentice for master builder, house construction. Hard working and looking to learn. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I MUST take you at your word that this for real but......Well I don't watch Idol but I DO watch the auditions and if some of THOSE people think they're legit well.... and
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
there were other good ones but this is the cream of the crop by far. some guys would copy/paste a definition of carpenter from wikipedia which is also pretty funny, but no mention of trunk strength there. when i contacted this man and asked if he was for real, he said he's been out of work for several months and got the resume done by a resume builder in hopes of attracting work opportunities. that it did
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Trade: Construction Assistant Superintendant/Remodeler
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
![]() It is now getting forwarded from my e mail. Too funny NOT to ! He must get some BIZARRE responses/requests from the "Manual Dexterity - The ability to quickly move hand, your hand together with your arm, both hands to grasp, manipulate" ![]() ![]() Seriously though there is an art in putting together a resume and wording it correctly.It's SAD that he uses a "builder" it gives him THAT and he can't see it as a POS. HOWEVER it does provide us with some comforting perspective that WE are NOT HIM! ![]()
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Trade: Framing
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![]() i hired a total of 3 people from my craigslist activity over the past couple of years. two guys were 30ish and drifters by nature with all kinds of psychological issues. both were fairly decent mechanics, but would miss days and i don't tolerate that kind of shat. this last kid is 23, claims to be a contractor and a know-it all. i'm riding him like a clydesdale and he's taking it pretty good. doesn't know the first thing about framing a house but is a hard worker and wants to learn. all in all. it's hard to find good people nowadays. i think the pop-culture is killing the trades. |
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Trade: Carpentry/Reno
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
I have about 20 feet of crown molding to put up. I am a contractor and a real estate agent. I however cannot figure out the cuts despite my college education. I need someone to show up make less then 10 cuts, tools will be provided and thats it. I will take over from there. It is in one kitchen. I looked on utube and watched this old house episodes and still end up wasting 10 feet of material, at a dollar a foot my mistakes are adding up. will appreciate some help this should take about 15-20 minutes tops.
I am also a computer technician with numerous software, I can help out with your PC and or laptop. I own a van if you need a bed moved. I could even pay about 20 dollars, I am not being cheap its just I do this for a living, and these cuts are kicking my ass. Please help as this is my parents house in secacus NJ,. IT IS LITERALLY ABOUT 18 FEET OF CROWN MOLDING. THATS IT REALLY PEOPLE? REALLY?! |
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
I've responded to some of these guys who DEMAND that you have own truck/tools/insurance/10 years experience who want to pay you peanuts insisting that they're some great established company. I ask them for a website or for their company name and for proof of insurance. For some reason, they never get back to me. Wonder why?
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Trade: Carpenter/Remodeler
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
NYC Craigslist is a freak show at best. I'm waiting for someone on there to list their kidney for sale or something.
Most of the traffic on there is for apartments and 'special' massages. Most of the posts in the help wanted section are a joke. They are pretty entertaining. |
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!Quote:
Meanwhile, they are commanding the highest labor prices when they work!
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
Talk about qualified number of "limbs" for da job, insects are qualified better than human ... for example, Spider has 8-10 legs for scrolling/screeching, Scorpion has 8 legs for moving, and Centipede has 50+ LIMBS for SUPER_FAST MANUAL DEXTERITY!!
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Re: Anybody Looking For A GREAT Job!
18 feet?
![]() Is this going in a closet?
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