Moving to Fl (Boca Raton area)...what is the job market there?
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Try Bloomindale's in the Ft Lauderdale area.\nOr Grass Mills.\nOr try Ft Lauderdale Airport or Deerfield Beach Real Estate.
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Here are a multitude of sites where you can find jobs being offered in the Miami area. Good luck to you....\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?as_q=&num=10&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search&as_epq=help+wanted&as_oq=+33133&as_eq=&lr=&as_ft=i&as_filetype=&as_qdr=all&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&as_occt=any&as_dt=i&as_sitesearch=&as_rights=&safe=images
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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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I live in central Florida and go to the beaches there and clearwater. It is awesome. Are you planning on moving there?
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mcdonelds my bro work there and he only 15. but he doesn't work in miami fl. he lives in antaritca lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol. well first just get out there and keep searching you'll find a job sooner or later.
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I dont know for sure yet but I am looking for a job in this feild as well. I would try searching on the internet.
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Well, that depends on what you like. \n\nHouston is big for petrochemical industry, so lots of jobs in that area. Houston has several universities, including the University of Houston and Rice University. Houston tends to get pretty hot in the summer and it is muggy, but it stays warm in the winter. \n\nDallas/Fort Worth is more technology/computers/electrical kinds of jobs. Dallas is more "metropolitan" than Fort Worth. Universities in DFW include Southern Methodist, University of Texas SOuthwestern Medical, Texas Christian, University of North Texas (in Denton, a little north).\n\nAustin is more liberal than any other part of the state, probably due to the influence of University of Texas at Austin. Jobs in Austin tend to be technology or state-based. The cost of living is also higher in the capital city than in other cities in Texas, but Austin also tends to have more going on. Every year, there is South by Southwest, which is a big music/film/media festival, and there is always something cultural going on.
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If you know the area you want to move to, try the below link. I have found it is rapidly replacing most job hunting sites...
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I wish i had perfect answer...........but I DO know somethings about here......\n1.   The state of Florida has homes for small money.........but u also get smaller pay.  It may be a good choice, because the weather is nice ( no snow )  and if you do not live near the beach....... there are nice towns and homes are not much money.\n2.  Massachusetts is not good, because you pay a lot in taxes and the homes are TOO MUCH money\n3.  Ohio has homes for VERY little money......but there is NO work.\n4.  Do NOT go to a big city like New York, New York,,, because the homes are BIG BIG money and if you live outside the big city........it will be a LOT of traveling for you.\n5.  For some reason, many of the people that I know that have come here have gone to live in Michigan.   I do not know why... maybe it is a good place.\n6. If you choose California... do NOT try to live in Los Angleos or any famous towns or cities...........it is a lot of money to live there.\n7.  I suggest maybe North Carlolina ......... it is warm....  nice homes..........\n8.  The upper top of the US get too much snow.. and I do not suggest living there.\n9..  MOST important.......... if u can get to MonsterJobSearch.com   u can look for jobs NOW...... before you come.......... u can see in each state...... what kind of jobs are out there\n10.  Wish I could help more
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I secured a job in Florida when I was still living in Michigan.  In your cover letter explain your reasons for moving, it is also good to have a plan (ie - where you are going to live, potential move date, etc.) so that they know you are serious.  Also state in the cover letter that you are willing to fly to see them for an interview.  These points will let the potential employer know that you are actually serious about moving and not just playing around with the idea.
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Assuming your a licensed individual, I would go onto the florida department of education website to get the miami-dade county school system website and click on employment.  good luck!
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http://www.cityofboston.gov/bfd/info/hiring.htm
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I just moved from the greater Tampa area.  You will not find a "really cheap" apartment there.  If you find anything close to affordable it will be in a horrendous neighborhood.  Your best option is to look outside of the city (outside of Hillsborough County).\n\nTry looking in the Tampa Tribune or the St.Petersburg Times for a private rental.
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i also live in metro detroit and have been looking for a couple of months. the job market sucks here right now. i went on an interview the other day and it seems promising. i got the interview through working on a temp project at my husband's place of employment. a lot of other people on the project worked with a temp agency. that's an idea. you can work off and on and make some money while testing out companies. plus, if they are looking for permanent employees, they will consider you and you have an advantage having worked for them temporarily before.
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I would check the internet for job listings in that area. \nand btw- Im from PA too- YEA!!!
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I am also a "transplant" from up North.  Your best bet is to talk to people in your field.  Florida is a "right to work" state.  It's very different from up north.  You may very well have adjust your schedule a little to get in your field.  You will NOT get the money you are used to.  Join a local "group" or Church and TALK to people.  Most people here get work from "who you know"
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South Florida is a Wonderful place to visit.. and a very nice place to live. But it's a horrible place to work.\nCrookedness abounds and the rich get richer and the poor get.... well you know all that I'm sure.\n\nWith that in mind:\n\nI'll also venture to tell you something you already know: In I.T. it's not what you know that gets you in the door.. it's who you know. Network off of you friends.. people that KNOW how good you are. Or take a few tiny jobs... Help out the real-estate guy that's transitioning his office over to wireless... you'd be surprised where those leads can take you.\n\nLast but not least... Terremark (the NAP of the America's) has some openings this week. Your background will need to be squeaky clean... The United States Military own about half of the whole building.\n\nwww.terramark.com