Is it easy to find jobs in Phoenix?
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It depends on the kind of jobs you're looking for.  The tech sector is pretty hot now, relative to how it's been in the past few years.  It's not like trying to find work in Seatle, San Jose, or other tech hot spots though.  Other types of jobs are in great demand too, especially construction related.  Without knowing what kind of job you're looking for, it's impossible to give you a good idea.
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Check this link for park listings.\nhttp://phoenix.gov/PARKS/parkidx.html#TopOfPage
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Wow, this is a big question.  I'm sorry but there cannot be a straight answer for such a question.\nI did wanted to answer you, as I felt you're probably considering starting a formal education in this area and wondering if eventually you'll have jobs to apply to, and I think it is a good question to answer before that.  If I were you I would search through several job posting sites like the ones I attached below (there are many others!), and make sure you find enough jobs in the area you intend to live in, that require information systems people.  I do not know what are your alternatives, but while looking for job openings, please look not just for what you've mentioned, but for what the market is looking for, and you might find other optional directions for you in there.
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It appears that Global Solutions of Arizona is a telemarketing call center.  Check out the 5th job listing on the page below:\n\nhttp://jobs.msn.careerbuilder.com/al.ic/Arizona_Scottsdale_Marketing.htm?pg=11\n\nHow did you come across this deal?
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If you want to work in AZ, NM, TX, or LA, Summit Electric Supply is frequently hiring, usually for warehouse positions, might include driving delivery truck.  Upward mobility into sales or whse. mgt. if you want it, or occasionally people move into back-office operations like purchasing, payables, etc. from warehouse positions.\n\nThe Web site discourages applicants, but you can go to the loading dock and usually get to the whse. mgr.\n\nGood luck,\nHouyhnhnm
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Nothing in life is ever really EASY.  Finding your perfect job is very difficult, but finding SOME job is very possible as long as you have a good attitude and can communicate well.  There are a lot of jobs in construction and agriculture and fast food and other areas that are usually available, as long as the person is dependable.  But it takes much time and work to move up to a great job.
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It is a legitimate school, and if you apply yourself, you will get a good education there. However, you asked how employers view U Phoenix, and I'll reply - poorly. \n\nAn MBA, even more than most other degrees, is usually one that people get in order to advance their careers. Consider your options carefully. \n\nIf it is impossible for you to go to another school - even another online school that's hooked to a more reputable "brick and mortar" university - in other words, if U Phoenix is your only practical choice, then go for it. But if you have the opportunity to attend a university with a better rep, then do so. \n\nSome great universities that offer online degrees include:\n\nUniversity of Massachusetts at Amherst\nRensselaer Polytechnic Institute\nUniversity of Denver\nUniversity of Maryland\n\nI'm not sure which of these offer online/distance learning MBAs, but all are good schools and worth investigating.\n\nGood schools that I know for sure that offer distance MBAs include:\n\nDuke University\nDrexel\nCarnegie Mellon\nPenn State\nBall State\nU Nebraska - Lincoln\nThunderbird (really intriguing program)\nBabson\nWorcester Polytechnic Institute\n\nA highly respected business school - one of the top in the US - which does offer distance MBAs is Duke University. \n\nThunderbird's program is also fairly highly ranked, has a good rep, and is intriguing. \n\nThe UMass program seems quite flexible. \n\nGood luck. I've provided a link to a Business Week page, below, that may help you:
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use a uhal... save as much money as possible.. the city is busy ... good luck finding a job
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Phoenix is, unfortunately, a great place to get creamed by a car.  Bikes get little respect on the roads.\n\nThe Arizona Canal itself and the system of Salt River Project canals run through Scottsdale all the way to Glendale, are worth a look.  It's a smooth trail (decomposed granite), but is NOT paved.  A road bike won't work, but it is nice for running and biking (with a mountain bike or crossover).\n\nThe trails are nice, and go for miles in every direction.  They cut through golf courses and other nice areas.
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As easy as job matching !.\nMost people able to work efficiently if their tasks related to their qualifications.
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there are dozens of employment offices, go to your Yahoo page and click on Map, the system will find the closest to your location and will even have a map to get you there.  You can also pull up the bus schedules for your area...
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Check out Craigslist.org I wouldn't move downtown. Try to stay anywhere in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley or North Phoenix. Stay North of Bell Rd. if you ask me. There is alot of nice places in the NW part of Phoenix by Arrowhead Lakes as well.
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Try the University of Phoenix (www.phoenix.edu)
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There are a lot of Recruiting offices in the Mesa area. There's one at the Supertition Springs Mall. I'm not sure what the addresses are..but there's an office on the North-west corner of Dobson and Southern behind the Oregano's Restaurant and there's one on Broadway between McClintock and Scottsdale Road on the North side of the street. I think the crossroads are Broadway and Dorsey. OOH RAH!!
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WOWEE! There are some parts of Vegas that are that way. I was thinking about moving there myself and I had gotten in touch with a friend of mine who lives there. She told me that Clark county is booming with jobs right now and she said that the jobs are very good paying too. \n\nTo be honest, I do not know too much about Las Vegas so I am not too sure about the whereabouts of Clark County. I never really got too many details since it's only a possibility right now. One thing I could recommend is to post profiles and resumes on both Monster.com and jobing.com . They are both excellent websites. You will find places on there that you had no idea were hiring and your odds of getting a job that way are very very good. Try going through a temp agency as well, they are usually very helpful too and they match you up with what interests you the most and they will find you a job because that is how they get commission. \n\nWhatever you do, don't move here to AZ. Yeah , the job market is great, but it's a right to work state so the pay here REALLY SUCKS!! LOL!
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I will preface my answer by telling you that I am a licensed Realtor® in the state of Arizona.\n\nGo to http://rentals.realtor.com/FindHome/RentalsSearch.asp?poe=realtor and click the rentals tab.\n\nI just checked the MLS and found 10 homes for rent in the Phoenix area that are within your price range.\n\nGood luck in your search!