I’m going to share my secrets on what I believe is the best way in finding a job in Hawaii. By far the most common kind of email we get is “I’m a professional <something> and want to live in Hawaii. How can I find a job doing what I’ve been trained for?” This page
One of the hottest topics on people’s minds that visit this website is – “How can I find a job in Hawaii?” Most people considering a move to the islands will also have to work at least part-time, and they don’t even know where to start. Start here. This won’t be the perfect scenario for everyone, but,
I have a series of articles about moving to Hawaii so I'm always getting comments from people that are ready to make the jump from the mainland, or even from overseas to Hawaii and want advice on how to best go about moving to the Hawaiian islands. This article will cover some of the essentials
You asked: Do people really need to work multiple middle class ($50k-$70k/year) jobs to support a family? Watch this short YouTube for the answer and check out this Q&A playlist for lots of other answers. Got a question I haven’t already answered? Send me yours in this form and I might answer it on YouTube!
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Employment in Hawaii Employment is tough to find for most people. Jobs exist in certain career fields. If you’re a waiter-waitress, nurse or other healthcare worker, or you have worked in the travel industry, you can probably find a job in Hawaii. If not, it’s a serious struggle finding employment for most people that move
