/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Temp agencies are a good resource for finding both clerical, laboratory, 2nd shift, janitorial, and blue collar work. The jobs they give are generally short-term assignments, meaning that so long as your managers are happy, you can alienate anyone you want. One can generally either take or leave work at their own convenience, although it helps to build up a good rapport. Additionally, many jobs are entry-level, low-tier jobs that don't require retail-style method acting.

Disadvantages to this is that you work for the temp agency, not the companies you are placed in, so handling requires enough clerical knowledge and social skill to ask your supervisor to sign a time-card and send it by fax/scanned mail/snail mail/in-person. Additionally, you need clean piss EVERY time you want a new assignment, but many of the chaste young maidens of /jp/ wouldn't have problems with this.

Best of luck putting shit on a resume, /jp/. They think I know how to use Oracle for 64bit Enterprise SuSe so they put me in a lab to fuck with spreadshits generated by their tests for 15/hour at night.