Anyone know where to find jobs in a certain area in california? southern california.

I am moving there and my current job at a colo provider wont be any good when im half way across the country from their datacenter... so i need a new job...

I am very good with windows and used to manage their windows customers and i also handled hardware and networking in the datacenter...

anyone know where to look for jobs thatll actaully work out for me?
I only have a high school degree but im not a criminal and i work hard :cool:

any suggestions?

Start a hosting company? :)

Contact the various ISP's in southern cali... you might be able to get in doing a standard tech support job, but once you are 'in' you could probably easily move into a more admin position. I know thats how it works with ISP's here in the midwest.

check out careerbuilder.com which is like monster, but owned by the Los Angeles Times.

anyone got some info on the various ISP's located around Rialto? or Riverside... Costa Mesa... around that area...

Im gonna need $1000/month just for rent then like $1000/month spending money or more...

does anyone know where to find ISPs or hosting companies in the area...

area code 92376... 92316... 92335 etc

Good luck. California job market sucks right now.

All Job Markets suck now,not just Cali's

The Dude :)

California jobs suck right now, especially in the internet industry.

But try:

monster.com
careerbuilder.com

Regards,
Waylon

Originally posted by The Dude_
All Job Markets suck now,not just Cali's

The Dude :)

Ditto. Unless ofcourse you're a recent grad with an MIS degree. Then companies seem to be willing to offer great pay even though you don't know SQUAT.

[sorry..just venting :)]

Originally posted by The Dude
All Job Markets suck now,not just Cali's

The Dude :)

California job market sucks more :D Just about 3 more weeks and I am OUT OF HERE!!!

Depends on your expertise levels really, as many companies are always looking to find great people to work alongside them ;)

-Steven

As an employer in Southern California we find that the pool of potential employees is pretty good. You have to remember what California businesses have to deal with, as compared to businesses in other parts of the country:

1) Excessive payroll tax
2) Flawed workers-comp system (new reforms should go into effect next year)
3) Electricity costs higher than any other state
4) Increased regulation
5) Government bankruptcy

Just a few points to think about. We feel we have very high-quality employees, who enjoy working for us, and we feel the same.

Check craigslist.com for your city.