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by: Coleen, the RVing editor

Hi Cheryl,

Well, first off, you know what does not work for you. It's important that you recognize what doesn't work so you don't put more time or money into that route.

There are lots of free services you can use to help you find jobs. And, yes, we are one that can help.

We offer several free services here, through Work-For-RVers-And-Campers.com. Subscribe to our free email newsletter. Read through the articles on this website. Read the question and answer section, too. Look through the Help Wanted ads here on the site. Study the Work Wanted ads, the resumes, and profiles. You may even want to post a Work Wanted ad. There's no charge to you for any of these things.

As you go through the pages of the website, you'll find lots of ideas. Some sections discuss working at RV parks and campgrounds. Others provide information on working for a temp staffing service. There's also info on caretaking jobs. You'll also find info on seasonal jobs, such as managing Christmas tree lots and working in retail stores during the busy holiday season. Some of these have specific contact information, while others send you in a general direction.

Above all, the advice I've been giving Workers On Wheels readers for years still stands: You'll most likely have the best job success if you are in the area you want to be in and you apply for work in person.

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Hi Cheryl, Well, first off, you know what does not work for you. It's important that you recognize what doesn't work so you don't put more time or money into that route. There are lots of free services you can use to help you find jobs. And, yes, we are one that can help. We offer several free services here, through Work-For-RVers-And-Campers.com. Subscribe to our free email newsletter. Read through the articles on this website. Read the question and answer section, too. Look through the Help Wanted ads here on the site. Study the Work Wanted ads, the resumes, and profiles. You may even want to post a Work Wanted ad. There's no charge to you for any of these things. As you go through the pages of the website, you'll find lots of ideas. Some sections discuss working at RV parks and campgrounds. Others provide information on working for a temp staffing service. There's also info on caretaking jobs. You'll also find info on seasonal jobs, such as managing Christmas tree lots and working in retail stores during the busy holiday season. Some of these have specific contact information, while others send you in a general direction. Above all, the advice I've been giving Workers On Wheels readers for years still stands: You'll most likely have the best job success if you are in the area you want to be in and you apply for work in person.

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