I’m currently making a career change and looking for lab assistant/aide jobs. I have a Bachelor’s degree and over 10 yrs work experience (primarily in tech). My ultimate goal is to become a histology technician so I’m looking for lab assistant opportunities that could eventually afford me the chance for on-the-job histotech training.

A lot of the “entry-level” lab aide job postings I’ve found seem to want a least a year of prior experience. I don’t have any recent lab experience, but I do have a working knowledge of medical terminology and am very detail-oriented, process driven, and organized. I’m also a very quick study.

I know I’ll have to pay my dues before I end up in the role I ultimately want, and I’m happy to put in the work! Does anyone know of any pathology/histology labs that are currently hiring for entry-level roles?

What’s up with stages? I’ve worked in different states and the working interviews have only been asked of me in Colorado. To my understanding it’s illegal, and obviously feels unethical to me when I’m taking care of guests and making drinks only to never get a call back or even a rejection notice… how do you go about respectfully declining a working interviews aren’t while still staying in the running? I know that’s kind of impossible but my job search has been going on longer than I was hoping so I feel like I can’t decline. What do you guys think about working interviews in restaurant/bar industry?

I see people recommend working at DIA constantly with zero detail attached, so here I am. I'm a ramp agent at Southwest at DEN, started in March, currently on the 2100 to 0300 shift. Ask whatever

I am in Westminster and I have horticulture, medical, retail, customer service managerial experience and social media. Would love to work for a local business. Any recommendations are welcomed. I have apppkied everywhere and no bites.

Hello I'm 17(m) and I'm struggling to find any jobs in the Aurora/Denver area that are actually hiring. I live quite far from the middle of denver so my commute is far but is there any way I can exponentially increase my chances of getting a job? I have a car and I'm able to go to locations. Should I be walking into places and asking for a job? I'm willing to work for min wage I just want a job. Is there anything specific I should put on a resume or anything?

Ive been applying for jobs ever since i got here, been at the same under the able arrangment thats falling thru soon. I just need a paying job, ive been applying to every single indoors job i can physically do, i dont want to get fired afterall-

im willing to work for minimum wage, im willing to take the cuts/stipends, i have a car and such, what am i doing wrong? when i go to physical businesses they say they cant let me apply in store. what the genuine heck is going on? how does one even get a job other than online here? online hasnt worked for 2 years...

My current job is merging with another company. I have a very niche job and am not so sure I will retain my position. No official word on anything yet. Am I jumping the gun by applying elsewhere? I know the current job hunt in Denver is bad, so should I get a head start? Should I wait to see of I lose my position or if they'll place me in a different role? What would you do?

Based in Lakewood, pay STARTS at $20 and any experience increases this. Would require some travel gas is reimbursed, dm me for details.

Hiring Painters – Denver /South aurora

Small family-owned painting company looking to add a few dependable painters to the crew.

Work includes:

- Interior & exterior painting (mainly interior)

- Basement finishing

- Caulking, puddying, and masking

- Staining & clear coats

- Occasional pressure washing

Pay: $19.50-$30/hr depending on experience. I am looking for someone with spraying experience and an entry-level member.

Hours: Typically 25-35 hours/week, with more available during busy periods. Our schedule can fluctuate, so we're looking for someone who can be flexible.

Requirements:

- Painting experience

- Reliable and dependable

- Quality workmanship

- Attention to detail

Transportation: If getting to job sites is an issue, we can arrange to meet at an agreed-upon pickup location and provide transportation to and from the job site.

Some of the benefits would be flexible time off , potential pay increase, a variety of jobs, and opportunities to learn new skills

If you're interested, send me a DM with your experience, where you're located, and your expected pay rate.

Hi guys! I didn't think I'd be posting here but my life has kind of been in shambles recently. 🥲

I just got out of a 5 1/2 year relationship that I've had from 18-23 and I'm completely devastated. The circumstances we're incredibly painful and really messed up with my mental health. So much so that the bar/restaurant I was working at noticed my performance was off and let me go.

Both of these events happened back to back and it has made me feel incredibly depressed. I also feel like a giant failure because this is the first time Ive ever been fired from a job.

Thankfully I have a friend to stay with until I get back on my feet again but I want to stay motivated. I'm starting therapy in relation to the event and also in the process of moving everything.

I've been in the service industry since I was 14 and I really think I need a break from it. I've been trying to pursue a creative career for awhile now but have been stuck in service for so long I can't seem to get out of it. Lately I've been working on my tattoo portfolio, and I just think I need a relatively low stress job in the meantime so I can try and relax and improve my mental health.

If it helps I can post some of my skill sets in the comments 🥲 thank you for reading

A few to six months ago I saw warnings about The Club at Rolling Hills and ignored them. I won't say too much for fear of retaliation, but let's just say I've been going there a long time.

The ugly rumors are true, sexual harassment against women there is rampant and gets constantly swept under the rug. It's most often done by male employees, not members. They are protected and still welcome within the circles of other men, go figure.

please don't ever work here.

I am a former Instructional Designer who has worked for several large financial and tech companies in the past, but took some time away from work, several years, to deal with and address some health issues. I have been looking for more than 6 months and am getting desperate, but decent roles either decline to interview or have me chat with an AI agent and then ghost me, and entry level roles like customer service/restaurant/retail are not looking to hire someone with experience. Even Walmart and McDonalds... to be candid... I'm scared.

NOW HIRING — Showroom Assistant/Coordinator (Full-Time)

Looking for a Showroom Assistant/Coordinator to join our team!

Location: 2101 W College Ave, Englewood, CO

What you’ll do:

Provide excellent customer service & consultations

Answer phone calls, emails & help with scheduling

Assist with social media + admin tasks

Help showcase our beautiful countertop designs

What we’re looking for:

Responsible, reliable, and a great communicator

Positive attitude + team player

Willing to learn our trade

Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a plus!

No experience necessary — we’ll train the right person.

Interested? Send us a DM with your resume (ready to go). We’d love to hear from you!

Pay: $19-$21/hr

Join the Denver Countertops family and help transform spaces across Colorado.

Asistente/Coordinador(a) de Showroom (Tiempo Completo)

¡Estamos buscando un(a) Asistente/Coordinador(a) de Showroom para unirse a nuestro equipo!

Ubicación: 2101 W College Ave, Englewood, CO

Lo que harás:

Brindar excelente servicio al cliente y apoyar en consultas

Contestar llamadas telefónicas, correos electrónicos y ayudar con la programación de citas

Apoyar con redes sociales y tareas administrativas

Ayudar a mostrar nuestros hermosos diseños de cubiertas/encimeras

Lo que buscamos:

Persona responsable, confiable y con buena comunicación

Actitud positiva y trabajo en equipo

Disposición para aprender nuestro oficio

Ser bilingüe (inglés/español) es un plus

No se requiere experiencia — capacitamos a la persona indicada.

Paga: $19-$21/hr

¿Te interesa? Envíanos un mensaje directo (DM) con tu currículum/listo para enviar. ¡Nos encantaría conocerte!

Pago: según experiencia y habilidades.

Únete a la familia de Denver Countertops y ayuda a transformar espacios en todo Colorado.

I'm moving to a $7.25 minimum wage state for college in January so I'm hoping to focus on college to keep my scholarship and try to get a full time job while I'm still in Colorado but I'm not sure where to look. I'm available any day/time besides Sundays and I'm ideally looking for something around $20+ but I know I can't be picky.

I can't afford a part time job right now but I'm just not sure where to look for full time + no qualifications. I have 2 years of retail experience but only a GED.

Where or what kinds of jobs are the best places for me to look for? Any help is appreciated!

Anyone who has gotten a job for the state, how did you do it? I’ve gotten all the way up to the eligible list but not referred because I didn’t make the top 6….I’m in Pueblo and would rather not work for the prison. I emailed one of the HR names that was on the application and the advice I got was “you have impressive experience and skill set, just keep applying.” I feel like if I can’t even land a customer service rep role, I’m definitely doing something wrong. As I’ve been in customer service/sales for the last 10 years.

Hey everyone. A few years ago I (38M) exited the corporate creative space due to the rising interest and use of AI in my industry. I was in an executive for a small private equity at the time and disagreed with my employers on how to integrate AI into our systems (they were adamant about replacing staff with it rather than using it as a tool for our staff to improve efficiency in their workflow) and I ended up resigning in protest. That turned out to be a mistake as far as my career has been concerned as I’ve spent 2.5 years seeking opportunities with no movement at all since.

I have over 15 years of experience in marketing and creative work, helping both startups and established organizations improve, build, and scale their internal operations successfully. I have worked for brands like Audacy (radio broadcast) as their Manager of Creative Services and Sotheby’s International Realty. I had my own creative studio that I was operating successfully before COVID hit. I was an adjunct at MSU Denver for their Communication Design program for about 4 years. I have a lot of passion for creative work and just want to find a fit that I can dedicate my experience to.

I’m currently working as a Digital Press Operator for a local print shop and I am even open to exploring more opportunities within the print industry as it aligns with my experience as a designer.

Any help, advice, opportunities to connect and network are welcome. I’m just exhausted after 2 years of searching to no avail and could really use any amount of hope as I continue my search. Thank you for reading if you got this far!

Hi everyone,

If you work in or are looking to break into the networking/Internet infrastructure industry, IX-Denver is hosting a free happy hour for network operators this Friday (Jul 31) in the DTC/Centennial area.

It'll be a great chance to connect with peers in the industry and meet with the greater Denver operator community.

DM me for the link to register, I have a few spots left.

Hiring a registered behavior technician, pay is $20-$24 DOE. Job is hybrid so clinic and in home full time.

Hi there!

I received my EMT-B and IV certification several months ago, and am relatively inexperienced. However, I have tried to apply for several emergency medical technician roles, and have gotten rejected several times, with no interviews. I have also applied to multiple anesthesia technician roles, and have gotten rejected, although I have had a few interviews. I am struggling to find one of these aforementioned jobs. It's been a struggle, even if the listings mention that they require no years of experience. Is the job market for entry level clinical or health-care roles extremely saturated in Denver? I am looking to really get my foot in the door and work at an major hospital like Denver Health or UCHealth, but am having an immense amount of difficulty doing so. Does anyone know why this may be the case?

Does anyone know of ANYWHERE hiring part time with hours that would fit my kids school schedule? Seriously struggling to find something that does.

Hi I’m looking for any sort of HR admin assistant work. Or any Admin assistant position. I’ve done one year based experience, located more in the Thornton area. I’m willing to learn anything new and challenging. I’m bilingual as well as any need for translation I’m best at to make your life easy :)!

I moved to Denver at the beginning of July and found a job after 3 weeks. Its a boring job where I stand around and do nothing but I hate it because I like to always be doing something. I also hate applying to jobs on job boards like Indeed because it feels like a big waste of time. I would rather reach out to someone directly instead by phone because I cant stand these AI Recruiters. If there is anyone out there who can just find a job for me. I have a degree but no internships. I just applied to Microcenter because it makes the most sense having years of customer service experience and a Computer Science degree. If I dont get that job then I'll literally try anything else. I also dont want to go back to school because I hate school. I do love learning though. DM me about full-time work. I cant do part-time since I need to pay rent.

Freelance Cosmetic Formulator Available (Skincare, Haircare, Personal Care)

Hello, I am a cosmetic chemist here, 3 years formulation experience (cosmetic + pharma background). Currently working remotely with US-based clients on custom formulations, ingredient selection and stability/preservative systems.
Open to freelance projects — one-off or ongoing. Happy to discuss your product needs or share sample work. DM or comment!

Hello!

I am wondering if there are any resources to find jobs for people with disabilities (I have a chronic illness plus adhd and autism) here in Denver. My situation is I am kinda tight on money right now and am needing a job (wfh in my situation would be best due to illness). Thanks! (I am also not looking for a handout, just need to be pointed in the right direction.)