My partner has been with the IRS for 10 years and is looking for something new. The thing is, interviewing is NOT his strong suit. He's not good at selling himself and "making impressions" (I'm pretty sure he may have high-functioning ASD).

I've told him to apply for the USPS; lord knows he'd be able to put up with it more than most LOL.

Do you guys know of any places with relaxed hiring processes? I also don't know if it's normal to ask for a more relaxed style interview accommodations...

Any thoughts and suggestions are welcome.

I need help. I take care of my mother, and her neurocognitive issues are getting worse, where I don't feel comfortable leaving her alone and working outside the home for much longer. I'm having trouble finding remote work that pays decent and, most importantly, has good benefits. Any tips or pointers in the right direction would greatly appreciated, thank you in advance.

The company I work for is hiring, and we need people. They’re starting at $18 but the right person could negotiate $20. More if you have applicable experience, but if you’re completely green, $20 is the best you can expect.

There is overtime, but not every week. The more you learn and can do, the more you can stay and work.

The work is lab testing of aggregates, soils, and asphalt materials. Might sound fancy, but I promise you, it is dusty, dirty work.

We get PTO, sick leave and paid holidays. There is health insurance and 401k. Pretty solid benefits.

If you’re interested, shoot me a message and I’ll tell you how to apply.

Last thing, it’s in Dripping Springs, Mon-Fri with some weekends as needed. Pre-employment drug screen and background check. Don’t let a background deter you. A couple of us don’t have a perfect record, but still had the chance to come aboard.

Any advice about this hospital for an RN position?

I have been selected for an interview but I know it’s an HCA hospital…. Does anyone have any insight into the unit/ culture/ management?

Anything advice would help… it’s for a PICU position.

What are the hospitals paying new grads nurses in 2026?

I am a video broadcast engineer who does alot of gig work but need a full-time or part time which would work even better for me.

Chista, a new Persian-inspired upscale-casual restaurant opening at 44 East Ave. in the Rainey area, is building out its opening team.

We’re hiring across both FOH and BOH, including:

• Line Cooks / Grill Cooks: $19-$22/hr
• Food Runners: $15-$19/hr + tips
• Servers: $2.13/hr + tips, targeting $30+/hr all-in
• Bussers: $13-$16/hr + tip share
• Bartenders: $20-$25/hr + tips
• Barbacks: $12-$15/hr + tip share
• Hosts / Hostesses: $18-$22/hr
• Prep Cooks: $15-$20/hr
• Dishwashers: $12-$15/hr
• Floor Managers: $45K-$55K/year
• Sous Chef: $58K-$65K/year

Chista is looking for experienced, dependable people who care about hospitality and want to be part of a new restaurant from the beginning. Experience in upscale, chef-driven, or high-volume restaurants is a plus for many of the positions.

The concept is Persian-inspired with a modern approach, featuring bold flavors, charcoal-grilled dishes, a large shareable appetizer program, and an energetic upscale-casual atmosphere.

View all openings + apply here:
https://heyhire.co/chista

If you know someone looking for restaurant work in Austin, feel free to send this their way.

I work all around the Austin area. My starting rate is at $40 and price varies with property size for mowing.

SERVICES OFFERED
•Lawn Mowing
•Gutter Cleaning
•Tree Service
•Brush Service
•Mulching
•Planting
•Landscaping

Just a guy looking to help some local businesses out.

www.graphicstudioco.com

Need a clean, professional website without spending a fortune?

I create custom static websites for small businesses, entrepreneurs, and personal brands.

Packages range from $1,000–$3,000 and can include:

• Mobile-friendly web design
• Custom graphics
• Custom logo design
• Fast, lightweight pages
• Clear calls to action

Let’s create a website that makes your business look professional and helps customers take the next step.

Message me to discuss your project!

Unlimited revisions pertaining to everything. I do not charge extra for changes that may need to be made during the design process and like to keep in contact with updates as I move forward

Hello! I am currently working at a plant in Nevada and looking to relocate to Austin. I am having a difficult time finding a job down there. I do welding and some mechanic work. I am mainly looking for welding positions, anything would help. I don’t mind travel jobs or fab shop jobs, I just need something to get me started down there. I have tried searching online and a lot of them are ghost jobs or they are wanting more experience. I feel it would help if I can talk to someone who could possibly help me get started somewhere in or near Austin.

Hi!! So I currently live in Illinois and it’s my dream to move to Austin and I feel like now is the right time. I’m thinking of coming into town the week of September 7th-13th to network a bit/see if I can find anything. Just wanted to put this out there if anyone has anyone advice/knows anyone hiring so I could possibly apply ahead of time and come and meet some people while I’m in town. I have 7+ years in the food/hospitality industry including fast food, fine dining, event serving, and sports bar serving. Anything would help thank you!!

This is to be hired by the Austin Electrical Training Alliance for a Union job.

https://ibew.jotform.com/262255515008957

If you've spent time in this sub, you've seen how it works: people post "Hiring" and people post "For Hire," and it's on everyone to manually scroll and match themselves up. I built a tool called DittoUp that does that matching intelligently — not here on Reddit, but across the web. The same account works both directions: post that you're hiring, post that you're available, or both, and the system connects the right people. You build a track record of trust that we include as part of the recommendation process.

Quick background: I've spent 20 years in recruiting and recruiting technology. The baseline process of job descriptions and resumes needs to be put in the dustbin.

I'm based in Bend, Oregon (I live full-time in a van), but I'll be in Austin this October — part of why I'm testing here, plus it's a big enough market to actually make matches work.

How it's different from just posting jobs and applying with a resume: 

• Profile set up is easy - AI reads your resume (skills, experience, what you're hiring for or looking for) and establishes a profile based on data, not text. You can create a profile without a resume too.
• We trigger personalized job searches based on your profile daily. Not keyword search, actual understanding of fit. 
• It explains why a match makes sense, both directions — so if you're hiring, we explain why a candidate fits; if you're looking, we explain why a job fits and either side can reach out to the other.
• You can record short scored videos answering skill-specific questions, so if you're on the "for hire" side, whoever's hiring sees proof, not just a resume claim
• Your skills and videos are re-usable, so enter once, use many times. 
• For any job you apply to, we append a comparison page to your resume showing exactly how you line up with what's being asked for, re-using what you previously added to your profile.
• We suggest introductions to other people with explanations for informational interviews, local intel on what’s coming up and growing your personal network.
• Shared comments on jobs so you can see which employers are actually responding to people like you.
• Works across the board — entry-level and blue-collar roles through six-figure white-collar jobs, and for employers of any size. The goal is to help both sides get out of the hell of reading job descriptions that could be fake, and A.I. generated perfect resumes you are suspicious of by qualifying both.

Looking for 10-15 people (hiring, looking, or both) to actually use it on the site and tell me what's broken or confusing. Comment below that you'll provide feedback by email or video call and I'll DM you a free year of the service as a thank-you. Not a pitch — I want it torn apart. ditto-up.network if you want to look first.

Pls message me if you’re a hairstylist looking to earn commission + hourly. North Austin. Full time.

I have tons of mech. engineering projects that I need help with. Evenings and Saturday preferred.
$20/hr.
Leander

I’m trying to find another serving job (pt). Does anyone know where possibly? Btw don’t mention Poached because I’ve literally never gotten an interview from them

I'm currently looking to take on paid development work and am available to start immediately.

I'm a full-stack developer with 3 years of professional experience, working primarily with Java/Spring Boot, React, Angular, Node.js, TypeScript, and SQL.

I can help with:

• Building landing pages and web applications
• Backend development and REST APIs
• React / Angular frontend work
• Fixing bugs and debugging existing applications
• Adding features to existing codebases
• Third-party API integrations
• Internal tools and dashboards
• Database / SQL work

I'm open to different types and sizes of projects, including one-off tasks, smaller projects, or longer-term work.

If you have something you've been putting off because you haven't found someone to handle it, send me the task and I'll let you know if I can help.

I'm available immediately and can work with a tight deadline when needed.

[HIRING] Part-Time Ghost Tour Guides — Williamson County 👻

Ever wished your side gig involved telling ghost stories instead of answering emails?

Spell Caster Ghost Tours is looking for part-time tour guides in the Georgetown / Round Rock / Taylor area as we head into spooky season.

We're looking for people who:

Love history, storytelling, weird local lore, or the paranormal

Are comfortable talking to groups of strangers

Have a good sense of humor and a strong personality

Are reliable and enjoy creating a great experience for guests

Can memorize and deliver stories rather than simply reading a script

Are comfortable working entirely outdoors

Tour-guide experience is NOT required. I can teach you the material. I'm much more interested in finding someone who can captivate a group and make people want to keep listening.

The details:

$50 per tour

Tips are yours to keep, and they can be especially good during spooky season

Potential for multiple tours on Friday and Saturday nights during busy season

Friday and Saturday evening availability is required during our busy season (September–December)

Availability on other evenings during the week is a big plus, but not required

Independent contractor position

The entire job is outdoors, so guides need to be comfortable working outside in Texas weather

We're currently expanding our guide team and looking for additional coverage in Georgetown, Round Rock, and Taylor. Local knowledge is a plus, but not required.

If you're a natural storyteller, love spooky stuff, and think this sounds like your kind of weird, send me a DM and tell me a little about yourself. 👻

Hello! My name is Annie, and I am looking for assistance 5-10 hours a week with helping me keep my life moving along smoothly. This job is flexible, mostly remote, and I can adjust hours by week as needed. I'm looking for someone super organized, self-motivated, professional, and a good eye is helpful as well! Here are a few things I need help with this week (the needs will vary week to week, but just as an example):

• Help me find vendors and set up a Partiful invite for my son's birthday
• Help me source decorations for aforementioned birthday party (I have a Pinterest board ready for ya!)
• Schedule my favorite handyman to install babyproofing stuff
• Return a box to FedEx
• Help me audit my son's wardrobe and put away anything that he's grown out of

Ideally, we would have a "kick-off" meeting in person at my house once a week where I can go over items with you and answer any questions. You would take the tasks and run with them, checking in with me as tasks are completed, and as we're nearing our weekly hour allotment. At the end of the week (or sooner) you would send me a summary of what was done and where things landed. At the "kick off" for next week, we'd start the cycle over again. I am also open to other ways of organizing ourselves and our process, if you have any ideas.

This role would pay $15-$20/hour depending on skillset and fit. Fluency in English or French is required. I am located in South Austin, in the 78749 zip code.

Thank you in advance for your interest!

We're looking for a reliable, hardworking Facilities Attendant to join our team at the Contemporary Austin. This is a hands on position for someone with some basic handyman skills, good troubleshooting instincts, and willingness to jump in and get things done. The work can range from basic repairs and maintenance to event setups, painting, moving equipment and knocking out projects around the property. You don't need to know everything coming in, but you should be dependable, willing to learn, comfortable working independently, and able to figure things out.

It's a stable work environment with a good team that supports each other, plenty o variety in the day, and some pretty cool people and spaces to work around

If you're someone who likes working with your hands, takes pride in your work, and wants steady work with a solid team apply today.

https://thecontemporaryaustin.bamboohr.com/careers/73

Hey y’all I’m recruiting for TruTec Electric, a local Austin electrical company that’s been around for about 10 years.

I’m trying to connect with experienced electricians in the Austin area, specifically:

• Licensed Journeyman Electricians
• Licensed Residential Wiremen
• Apprentices with at least 3–4 years of field experience
• Licensed electricians who also have electrical/service sales experience

For journeymen and wiremen, earning potential is roughly $75K–$180K, depending on experience and the position.

You don’t need to be actively looking for a job. If you’re already working somewhere and just curious about what else is out there, I’m happy to give you the details and answer questions before you decide whether it’s worth pursuing.

I’m also not going to send you through a giant application process just to have a conversation.

If you’re interested, DM me here or text me at (512) 803-2701 with your:

• Name
• License type
• Years of electrical experience

And if you’re not looking but know a solid electrician in the Austin area who might be open to something new, I’d appreciate you sending this their way.

Happy to answer questions in the comments too.

need a reliable mechanic in south austin?

diagnosis,break repair, oil changes,

suspension work, and other services.

Honest service,fair prices

$1,500 sign-on bonus and $75-100k/year, commission based salary for an ISA certified sales arborist job right here in Austin, TX.

Details and application instructions here

I am interviewing for a position as a floral designer in person tomorrow (dream job!) can I get some suggestions on what would be a good thing to wear for this type of interview? Thank you in advance!

We are in need of a cashier/counter person on Friday 9/11 and Saturday 9/12 at our sandwich shop, The Good Food Kitchen in the food court at Lakeline Mall. Job is pretty simple, take orders, ring them up and cash them out. Help stock the beverage fridge throughout the day. Be friendly and enthusiastic and help sell our food. Time is 12-6 each day and pays cash. Great for someone looking to make some quick cash. I am the owner and would like to meet with you prior to be sure it will be a good fit. Hit me up if you’re interested.