Living in Hawaii – Moving to Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Big Island

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 [...]

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If you haven’t read the previous two articles about my IT jobs in Hawaii – they are here: How I Landed My First IT Job in Hawaii How I Landed My Second IT Job in Hawaii Picking up where I left off… This dotcom supergenius, Cheyenne Ehrlich, contacted me by phone around lunch one day [...]

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Since I wrote part 1 – How I Landed My First IT Job in Hawaii, I thought I’d also show you how easy the second job fell into my lap. Unfortunately, it was like a bomb. Let me explain… After I got the first job working for the spam king on Oahu, I stayed for [...]

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This ad, I saw a couple days ago. Someone was looking for a web designer for $10 an hour, and said at the end – “So, get on it”! Really funny, as if this was a great rate that someone should jump at. I see these kinds of ads often, and, while I’ve never thought [...]

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The huge “medical” field or health field appears to be the best career field in Hawaii. Best meaning – lots of opportunity and a competitive salary to match Hawaii’s high cost of living. At Craigslist.org there are 100 jobs listed in the field just over a 3 day span. I didn’t check to see which [...]

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There are always personal care positions available in Hawaii – especially on Oahu, and some on Maui that I remember. I think it’s a great way to stay in Hawaii – because often times you get room and board, or at least room along with a thousand or so bucks a month. When I was [...]

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