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Artisan Direct

If you are outgoing with motivation and enthusiasm, this is the ideal part-time weekend job.
You will attract attention to the sign and the location to which the sign is directing.
Exhibit energy by displaying the sign, smiling, and generally having a pleasant demeanor.
It's that simple!Human Directional signs are a popular way to attract attention to, and direct people to visit our clients' business locations.
In the marketing world, this is called increasing traffic.
What this job entails:
Weekends Only! Two 5 hour shifts! Noon to 5 pm Saturday & Sunday.
Work outside in the daytime and STILL enjoy your weekend after hours!This is a great way to supplement your income, for any person!We are looking for self-motivated, reliable people with a GREAT attitude! This gig is for you if:
- Older HS age/college students/retired/anyone needing supplemental income- You can withstand sun exposure and possible inclement weather- You are able to arrive timely at the job location- You have an active cell phone for sending and receiving text messages to communicate throughout the shift, when necessary- You are ready and able to work consistently on weekends or have a substitute.
- You have Reliable Transportation (Public Transportation, Bicycles, Motorcycles, or Scooters and not considered viable reliable transportation for this position; as you have to transport a 5 foot sign to where you would be holding it).
Hours:
This is a WEEKEND ONLY job.
The average work hours are 4 to 5 hours per day Saturday and Sunday.
Pay Rate:
$18.
00 per hourThe Position:
Display and move the directional arrow, directing the flow of traffic to the sales office for new homes nearby, in a pre-determined location.
Being reliable is essential for this job Powered by JazzHRAbout the Company:
Artisan Direct.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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