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Is it wise to go for few odd jobs instead of one 9-5 job?

Date: Tue, 12/17/2019 21:10
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I’m not a person to do a 9-5 job. So, I’m thinking to do few odd jobs. Is it possible to make money doing few odd jobs? I need some suggestion




Why not? There are many people who do a few odd jobs to make a decent amount of money. You can also do online jobs to make money. But keep in mind one point. You may not have a fixed monthly income. You have to be prepared for that.

Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 12/19/2019 - 03:35

Nick Jonas Nick Jonas

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Yes, you can find many such jobs during the holiday season. This is a great opportunity to earn something extra. You can't predict, might be you start liking such a job that you want to make as your full-time career. Give it a try!

Sub: #2 posted on Thu, 12/19/2019 - 23:59

Mabelle Page Mabelle Page

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You can try for seasonal jobs available in your areas. Online jobs are also good for people who don't like to do 9-5 jobs. You can consider volunteering jobs as well.

Sub: #3 posted on Sat, 12/21/2019 - 04:05

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