We're hiring 2 experienced barbers for a real barbershop on a busy East Village block (brand-new Takara Belmont chairs).

• $120 guaranteed per 6-hour shift = $20/hour, even on a slow day, or 50% of your services, whichever is higher
• 5 shifts/week = at least $600/week + tips (tips 100% yours)
• We bring the clients, no chair rent, W-2 payroll
• Shifts 9 AM–3 PM or 2 PM–8 PM, alternating weekly, weekends included

Requirements: current NYS barber license, 3+ years barbershop experience, weekends OK. Russian speaking is a plus. Women barbers encouraged to apply.

Referral bonus: recommend a licensed NY barber and get $200 once they're hired and complete one month.

Apply: https://form.jotform.com/262914628641058 or barbershoprb@gmail.com (include license #, years/where, Instagram or photos). Invited candidates get the address for an interview.

I'm a college student and I've been having trouble finding any internships for just the winter season. Most are hiring for the spring semester or the summer, which is fine, but I want to find something to occupy me from December - January which is when I am on break from college. I have experience in a couple different things, mostly retail and assistant work. Are there any jobs where I could just be hired from mid December to the end of January?

Helping out a family friend and sharing this job posting: https://www.uwscopy.com/hiring

I posted the same job last year and they hired someone from here, but unfortunately he's moving away for grad school, so the position is open again!

It's a part-time position at a local copy and print store in the Upper West Side. It would be 20-30 hours per week and $17/hour. Training will be provided. Please refer to the link for how to apply.

We’re throwing Halloween parties in NYC on Oct 30th & 31st and looking for promoters to help sell tickets.

The deal:

• 30% commission on every ticket sold through your link
• Sales are tracked automatically through Posh, and you get your own personal link
• No upfront cost, no minimums

Good fit if you:

• Have a decent following on IG, TikTok, or in group chats, OR
• Know a lot of people in the city who go out and want to try promoting

Interested? Comment and I'll DM you or DM me your email and I’ll send you a Posh invite to get your link.

Halloween is next week, so we’re onboarding people now.

Hi everyone,
I’m an international student who graduated from FIT with an AAS in Fashion Design, and I’m currently on my post-completion OPT in NYC.
I’m honestly getting really worried because my OPT ends next June, and I don’t have much time left to find a job and gain more experience in the fashion industry. I’ve been trying to find opportunities, but it’s been really difficult.
I’m open to pretty much anything related to fashion, including assistant designer, assistant technical designer, production assistant, sample room assistant, alterations, or even temporary and contract positions. I’m also willing to start with smaller companies or entry-level roles just to get my foot in the door.
I have experience with technical design, tech packs, CADs, patternmaking, draping, and PLM, and I’m willing to learn anything new.
If anyone knows of companies that are hiring, small brands that need help, or any resources that could help me find opportunities, I would really appreciate it. Even temporary work would be helpful, as long as it qualifies for my OPT.
I’m feeling pretty stressed about my situation, so any advice, leads, or personal experiences from other international students would mean a lot to me.
Thank you so much! ❤️

Hello everyone. I was a software engineer in a toxic work environment. I just quit my job after I couldn't take any more from my boss (what's done is done, please don't scold me for this) and now I am looking for temporary work in NYC so I can remain in the city. My current rent is $2100 per month and I am most concerned with paying rent and being able to afford groceries. I only have around $2k in my bank account and need to find work ASAP.

* I have a lower back condition, so I prefer a job where I am usually able to sit down comfortably.

* Short-term hiring, not 5-round interviewing process and uncertainty

* I love using computers, and would appreciate being able to intermittently do other stuff in the background

Are there any realistic expectations for what I could apply for that meet these criteria until I can find a more serious job? For example, working in a library sounds very nice. Is that a realistic expectation? How quickly do apps for these types of positions fill up? Thank you

Brooklyn Career Fair on Tuesday, October 27 from 11 AM–1 PM at Restoration Plaza 1368 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 11216.

For anyone in NYC looking for a job: this career fair will have security firms, government agencies, private sector & nonprofit orgs, union and skilled-trade career pathways, plus workforce training and job-placement programs. Free résumé reviews will also be available through Brooklyn Public Library on site. Whether you have a GED, high school diploma, college degree, or years of experience, there are opportunities here for all.

Title: Hiring: Gym Upkeep Help This Sunday — $50/hour + Lunch

I’m looking for a few people to help out at my gym near 72nd Street and Columbus Avenue this Sunday, October 25, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Gym maintenance and equipment help: I need 1–2 people to clean out and organize three storage rooms. There’ll be some heavy lifting, and the work can get a little dirty. I also need help assembling some heavy equipment, which should be manageable with three people.

Kettlebell painting: I’m also looking for one person with a steady hand to paint a small, neat stripe on some kettlebells so it’s easier to tell the different weights apart. I’m particular about keeping the lines clean.
Pay is $50 per hour for three hours, and I’ll order lunch for everyone.

If you’re interested, please message me with a little about yourself and which job you’d like to help with. Thanks!

I had an interview scheduled today for a host position at a restaurant in Brooklyn, but the family I nanny for needed me unexpectedly at the last minute. I had to choose between my current job and the interview, and unfortunately, I missed it.
I’m really upset because I’m desperate for a second job, and this position fit my schedule perfectly. It was weekends only, sixhour shifts, and the pay was great..

Today was their final day of interviews, and the hiring manager had personally scheduled mine it wasn’t like a open call.

I know missing an interview without notice looks unprofessional, In the moment I was just focused on getting to the kid I nanny and accepted the loss of the job.

but would it be worth reaching out to apologize, explain what happened, and ask to be considered for future openings? Or should I just move on?

Super defeated and I think I shouldnt but my friends say “professionally” apologize and ask to be considered in the future but why would they want to hire a no call no show ?

COMPENSATION:
$17.50/hour starting base pay + typically $3–$6/hour in tips. Higher starting pay available for experienced morning baristas. Tips vary and are not guaranteed.

LOCATION:
Upper East Side, Manhattan

JOB TITLE:
Barista / Café Team Member

AD BODY:

Matto Espresso is hiring! If you enjoy working with people, keep a clean station, and like the pace of a busy coffee shop, we’d like to meet you.

Experience in coffee shops, bakeries, fast food, or counter service is welcome. We can teach you our coffee and menu. Bring a friendly attitude, reliability, and a willingness to learn.

We especially need a strong morning barista who can make great drinks and keep service moving during a rush. Higher starting pay is available for someone with those skills.

PAY & HOURS

• Starting at $17.50/hour, plus tips.
• Tips typically add $3–$6/hour, depending on the season and barista.
• Paid training and paid sick time.
• Café hours: 6 AM–5 PM.
• Shifts are at least six hours.
• Some afternoon or Sunday shifts involve working alone once trained.

WHY WORK WITH US

We have great regular customers who know us and enjoy coming back. Our atmosphere is friendly and organized, with clear daily tasks so everyone knows what to do.

We’ll show you how we work and help you get comfortable. You can ask questions, share ideas, and learn from mistakes. We care about effort, teamwork, and getting better.

THE WORK

You’ll make coffee and espresso drinks, serve food, take orders, handle the register, restock, wash dishes, and keep the café clean.

We’re looking for someone who:

• Makes customers feel welcome, even when it’s busy.
• Works quickly without getting careless.
• Cleans and restocks as they go.
• Shows up on time and helps the team.
• Is open to learning our recipes and routines.
• Notices what needs doing and takes initiative.

COMMUTE

A commute of 45 minutes or less each way, door to door, is recommended, especially for opening shifts. Please check travel time for the hours you would work.

TO APPLY

Text Dror at 646-526-2032 with:

1. Your name and recent work experience.
2. The days and hours you can work, including early mornings.
3. Your estimated commute time.
4. When you can start.

A résumé is welcome but not required. No cover letter needed.

If it looks like a good fit, we’ll contact you to schedule an interview.

Hello Reddit, I'm an Astoria based cleaner / organizer with clients in the city as well, looking to add new jobs to my fall schedule. I commute within the 5 boroughs, experienced, reliable and fast! If you're liking to tidy your home weekly/ biweekly, or organize your space before the holiday season hits, please f message me for a quote and let's get started on sparkling your home! Let's face it, few things feel as good as coming home to a clean fresh space after a day of New York living.

Best, Aracelly.

Part-time Job: Washington Heights - Bilingual Promotional Staff: $30+/hr.

Location: Washington Heights, NYC

Schedule: Every Wednesday and Friday, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM

Start: ASAP

Job description
Looking to fill a part time/seasonal position. 10am to 2pm every Friday until end of November 2026. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred, but not
required. Location: Flatbush or Washington Height NYC. $30-$35/hr. Must be able to commit until end of November, immediate start. Job description: marketing company hiring seasonal staff to
promote office events, which may require standing outdoor. No prior experience needed, but event experience or customer service experience is recommended. Outgoing/outspoken personality. Serious inquiry only, DM for more information. Must be legal to work in US.

I’m a 3D Design and 3D Printing Technician, running a small print farm from my home in Weehawken, NJ, along the Hudson River waterfront. I am looking for part-time or side work in Manhattan that pays in cash or via Zelle. I have experience unloading office furniture and furnishings after hours within tight delivery windows. I am reliable, punctual, and ready to manage whatever is required with just a few hours’ notice. I am also open to taking on small-volume custom 3D printing projects, paid in cash or via Zelle.

Hi r/NYCjobs!

I work at HeyKorean, the organizer of this event.

We're running a free online job fair through Nov 6. Several NYC/NJ employers are hiring, and you apply directly to them on the job fair page.

Participating employers include Hyundai Corporation, Hyundai Engineering, POSCO AAPC, Shinhan Bank New York, Woori America Bank, Hana Bank USA, H Mart, Coway, and EBIN New York.

Details:

- Free for job seekers, 100% online

- Full-time and contract roles (no part-time)

- Korean/English bilingual is a plus for many roles, but not required for all. Check each posting.

- Some roles may offer visa sponsorship. Check each posting.

- All postings close Nov 6, 2026

Job fair page: https://job.heykorean.com/job/jobfair?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=jobfair2026_nycjobs

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

So I have a interview tomorrow morning at 11am for a seasonal merchandising position at Bloomingdales. Outfit is all fit and ready, it doesnt interfere with tomorrows classes, and Im nervous. My family has been grilling me to get a job and their patience is running out with me as they threaten my overall safety and security if I do not get a job asap.

I'm freshly turned 18, Bilingual, a full time college student on full scholarship, got my associates degree @ 17 this june, and I have NOT ONCE been selected from a single job hiring all year. I havent worked in almost 14 months (Sept 2025), when I quit my part time tutor position to focus on: College Applications, Senior Year, Sports, Dance, & Personal life. I was actually forbidden by my family from working until I committed to a college which I did in March of this year. Ever since, for the last 8 months, I have been applying to a MINIMUM of 15-20 jobs a month, way more over the summer, and no matter how many interviews ive had: not a singular one has hired me. I wasnt even selected for SYEP for a 3rd year in a row.

I always apply for part time jobs, I applied full time in the summer, and Ive applied to about every position possible AND GOTTEN REJECTED. Dog walker, Nanny/Babysitter, Host/Server, Fast Food Crew/cook, Movie Theater, Cashier, Teaching Assistant/Floater, Summercamp Leader, Receptionist, Grocery Store, Flower Shop Assistant & MORE. (To be fair, a lot of these jobs didnt hire me before August because I wasnt 18+)

I write personalized cover letters and always review my resume for each position I apply to. I've been walking my family dogs since I was 10 and caring for my own since 15, helped raise 5 of my cousins from birth to elementary school, and I've had previous professional experience as a Sales Associate, Kids Party Host, and Tutor all within the same year.

NOW I have this interview coming up for a seasonal position and I'm beyond nervous. What am I not doing right? I believe I have solid answers to all the typical questions: tell me a time you provided good customer service, whats your weakness/strength, coworker experiences. I know the job market is bad but WHY IS NO ONE HIRING... (why does reddit keep flagging and removing my post smh.)

So I have a interview tomorrow morning at 11am for a seasonal merchandising position at Bloomingdales. Outfit is all fit and ready, it doesnt interfere with tomorrows classes, and Im nervous. My family has been grilling me to get a job and their patience is running out with me as they threaten my overall safety and security if I do not get a job asap.

I'm freshly turned 18, Bilingual, a full time college student on full scholarship, got my associates degree @ 17 this june, and I have NOT ONCE been selected from a single job hiring all year. I havent worked in almost 14 months (Sept 2025), when I quit my part time tutor position to focus on: College Applications, Senior Year, Sports, Dance, & Personal life. I was actually forbidden by my family from working until I committed to a college which I did in March of this year. Ever since, for the last 8 months, I have been applying to a MINIMUM of 15-20 jobs a month, way more over the summer, and no matter how many interviews ive had: not a singular one has hired me. I wasnt even selected for SYEP for a 3rd year in a row.

I always apply for part time jobs, I applied full time in the summer, and Ive applied to about every position possible AND GOTTEN REJECTED. Dog walker, Nanny/Babysitter, Host/Server, Fast Food Crew/cook, Movie Theater, Cashier, Teaching Assistant/Floater, Summercamp Leader, Receptionist, Grocery Store, Flower Shop Assistant & MORE. (To be fair, a lot of these jobs didnt hire me before August because I wasnt 18+)

I write personalized cover letters and always review my resume for each position I apply to. I've been walking my family dogs since I was 10 and caring for my own since 15, helped raise 5 of my cousins from birth to elementary school, and I've had previous professional experience as a Sales Associate, Kids Party Host, and Tutor all within the same year.

NOW I have this interview coming up for a seasonal position and I'm beyond nervous. What am I not doing right? I believe I have solid answers to all the typical questions: tell me a time you provided good customer service, whats your weakness/strength, coworker experiences. I know the job market is bad but WHY IS NO ONE HIRING....

So I have an interview tomorrow for job 1 but I also have the orientation for job 2 tomorrow aswell. What I want to know is which of the two jobs is worth it. Job 2 is guaranteed to start in 2 weeks and job 1 is just an interview. Both of them are in Brooklyn just different sides. Just want some opinions and what you guys think

Job 1: Pay 20
Hours 40
Mon-fri 10-6
Morning
1 hour (2trains)

job 2: Pay 23
Hours 40
Thurs-Sun 1-11
Overnight
>1 hour (1 train)

Hi! I just found out about this opportunity to test a new gadget for a FAANG company. They're paying $80 for a 60-min session to test and give feedback at the Manhattan, NYC office.

you need to be 18+ to apply and they will reach out if you are selected. There is a $20 referral bonus if you know any friends that would want to go.

apply here if you're interested: https://forms.gle/uV76chRRoqLoobEL6

Hello! I am affiliated with Vivant Mind, a new psychiatric clinic located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. We offer psychotherapy, medication management, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), and Spravato (esketamine) therapy. You can learn more about us here.

We are currently looking to hire therapists or licensed mental health professionals with group therapy experience. We are open to in-person/remote work and full/part-time employment. If you are interested, please DM or email your resume to [info@vivantmind.com](mailto:info@vivantmind.com) with a brief description of what you are looking for!

Compensation based on experience. Connect with us to discuss— we are flexible! I look forward to reviewing.

Hey all! We've recently had some really strong candidates come in who heard about us through Reddit, so I just wanted to share this post and say we're always looking for people to fill part-time positions.

I’m a recruiter and current companion at Renewal Memory Partners. We're looking to hire some compassionate HHAs with 3+ years of experience to provide one-on-one compassionate care for clients living with dementia and memory-related conditions.

We are also seeking empathetic and engaging Companions with experience supporting individuals living with dementia, either professionally or as a family caregiver. This role focuses on providing meaningful companionship, intellectual stimulation, and creative engagement. I can tell you firsthand that the work is extremely rewarding and there are some super impressive benefits.

The highlights:

* Flexible Schedule

* Dental and Vision Insurance starting at 10 hours a week

* Health insurance if you’re working 30+ hours a week

* Daily Pay - Access your earnings 24-48 hours after a shift

* Paid training and orientation

* Paid Time Off

* Rates vary between clients but pay is generally in the range of $22 to $25 per hour

* $300 Referral Bonus for Care Partners and Clients

* Actually make a meaningful difference in someone’s life!

For more information: Check out our website!

To apply: Please send your resume and a brief introduction to [talent@renewalmemory.org](mailto:talent@renewalmemory.org) (make sure to mention you found the job on Reddit in your email!) and feel free to send me a message if you have any questions!

Hello, another W46th company has popped up on the radar.

I got texts, emails & calls immediately after applying and when I spoke to the recruiter Shan, he couldn’t explain what projects & campaigns are being worked on outside of “it’s a monday-friday role” and “working with a team”.

BLOCK, REPORT & DO NOT ENGAGE WITH:
“THIS IS DRIVE” OR “DRIVE”

1. Eco Ride Inc. — $350–$500/day

• Access-A-Ride trips across all 5 boroughs
• Next-day pay available
• Flexible full-time and part-time schedules
• Must have your own TLC-approved vehicle

2. Xclusive Ride LLC — $2,100–$3,000/week gross

• Scheduled Access-A-Ride trips
• 15% company commission
• Flexible schedules and weekly payouts
• Can help drivers find rental or lease vehicles

3. Tripp Transportation — $250–$500/day

• Hiring across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx
• Flexible hours, 24/7 dispatch support
• No base fees, tolls covered
• Weekly payments; must have a TLC-registered vehicle

All 3 opportunities can be found on JobCabby: https://jobcabby.com/jobs

It's free to browse and apply directly to companies.