What is a great place for a teen to work in chicago?????!~?
i love chicago. i live there. i mainly want to get a condo in downtown, chicago, and work at a magazine company, or be a actress, or be a lawyer, but for now im only 17, what would be a good place for me to make money and a cool job
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Start working simple like at a McDonald's or a subway
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Search Yahoo Hotjobs.
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Being a teen and without experience it is going to be difficult for you to find a job that is "cool" your first time out. But you can always try by companies that do job listings like Godfrey Personnel Inc. or Alta Staff. But you will probably end up having to work in fast food or retail your first time out in the work force.
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I'm moving to Chicago in the next two weeks for a new job. The job is located near one of the L stations near O'hare. I'm single and 30. Where should I live so that my job isn't too difficult or long of a commute and I'm either in a cool/interesting, safe (no gang issues) part of the city or in an area that is not too far from a cool/interesting, safe area. I'd like to be as close as possible to a blue line stop. I'm looking for a 2 bedroom apartment/flat to rent. Also, would living in Portage Park or Jefferson Park be considered lame? All ideas are welcome. Other - Home & Garden - 6 Answers
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Live in a ghetto-> opposite of lame and affordable.
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Portage park is lame, but you should check out the Wicker Park area, it's not too bad, and pretty close to a lot of cool stuff.
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go to hamlin park or humboldt park if you like but pilsen is the best nieghborhood out there. also you can go live around logan square you could also live in aurora but only on the east side of aurora those are the safest places around.
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St. Charles is really nice, the commute time would be 30 min. to an hour depending on traffic tho.
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WHAT ABOUT CARPENTERSVILLE IT WAS A NEAT PLACE WHEN I LIVED THERE
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I loved living in Bucktown/Wicker Park, which is off the Damen blue line el stop that you could take to work. It would probably be about 30 minutes each way on the train. Jefferson Park is a nice, safe area, but it's a little further out of the city. Plus, there are less restaurants, bars, clubs, etc than say, Wicker Park. More family-oriented. I loved Wicker Park cuz it's a fun place to be single. (The only reason I moved is I bought a condo elsewhere in the city.) Some helpful links below: Chicago public transit system (CTA), Chicago Reader link to find apartments, then a specific link from the reader that shows all the zip codes in Chicago area (helpful when you're searching for apartments online) Welcome to Chicago! Tis a great city. :)
I'm moving to Chicago in the next two weeks for a new job. The job is located near one of the L stations near O'hare. I'm single and 30. Where should I live so that my job isn't too difficult or long of a commute and I'm either in a cool/interesting, safe (no gang issues) part of the city or in an area that is not too far from a cool/interesting, safe area. I'd like to be as close as possible to a blue line stop. I'm looking for a 2 bedroom apartment/flat to rent. Also, would living in Portage Park or Jefferson Park be considered lame? All ideas are welcome. Other - Home & Garden - 6 Answers
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Live in a ghetto-> opposite of lame and affordable.
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Portage park is lame, but you should check out the Wicker Park area, it's not too bad, and pretty close to a lot of cool stuff.
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go to hamlin park or humboldt park if you like but pilsen is the best nieghborhood out there. also you can go live around logan square you could also live in aurora but only on the east side of aurora those are the safest places around.
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St. Charles is really nice, the commute time would be 30 min. to an hour depending on traffic tho.
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WHAT ABOUT CARPENTERSVILLE IT WAS A NEAT PLACE WHEN I LIVED THERE
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I loved living in Bucktown/Wicker Park, which is off the Damen blue line el stop that you could take to work. It would probably be about 30 minutes each way on the train. Jefferson Park is a nice, safe area, but it's a little further out of the city. Plus, there are less restaurants, bars, clubs, etc than say, Wicker Park. More family-oriented. I loved Wicker Park cuz it's a fun place to be single. (The only reason I moved is I bought a condo elsewhere in the city.) Some helpful links below: Chicago public transit system (CTA), Chicago Reader link to find apartments, then a specific link from the reader that shows all the zip codes in Chicago area (helpful when you're searching for apartments online) Welcome to Chicago! Tis a great city. :)
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I been planning on moving to Chicago, and i want to keep my boost mobile phone and plan, but i don't know if they have coverage plans there, i Google it but nothing. can someone with knowledge about this help me? Ps: i know they cover Illinois, but do they cover places other than that? Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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Chicago is not a state. Illinois is a state. Chicago is a city in Illinois. If you know they cover Illinois, then they obviously cover Chicago.
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Chicago is not a state. Illinois is a state. Chicago is a city in Illinois. If you know they cover Illinois, then they obviously cover Chicago.
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I hear that Chicago has one of the worst economies in the country. Chicago - 3 Answers
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Chicago is a good place to work. peter champion http://fbgdc.com/click/?s=85008&c=139176
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It all depends on what kind of work you are looking for.
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OH< yes. Now with the economy the way it is. You better believe it's hard. Chicago is a good place to work but we also are laying ppl. off.
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Chicago is a good place to work. peter champion http://fbgdc.com/click/?s=85008&c=139176
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It all depends on what kind of work you are looking for.
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OH< yes. Now with the economy the way it is. You better believe it's hard. Chicago is a good place to work but we also are laying ppl. off.
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Every ticket is general admission, right? I've got tickets there for a show in May, and they have like, seat numbers on them or row numbers. Anyone ever been there for a concert that can give me some details on how it works?
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Yes for the most part all tickets are GA (standing room only). You can get opera box seats or a dinner package that gets you a seat but those cost extra.
Every ticket is general admission, right? I've got tickets there for a show in May, and they have like, seat numbers on them or row numbers. Anyone ever been there for a concert that can give me some details on how it works?
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Yes for the most part all tickets are GA (standing room only). You can get opera box seats or a dinner package that gets you a seat but those cost extra.
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