TAKE A TEMPORARY POSITION

If the bills are beginning to pile up, you might find relief with a temporary job. Temp jobs can be a good source of income with flexible hours so you can still focus on finding your full-time career.

It is important to go into an interview for a temporary job with the same passion you use for positions in your desired field. Not only can you gain a good level of practice for upcoming meetings, a hiring manager will expect you to respect the temp position you are applying for. Here are a few great ideas to consider when looking for a temporary position, along with the annual average salaries, per the United States Bureau of Labor.

BARTENDER, $26,260

Not only can this occupation earn you a daily salary in the way of tips, being a bartender is an exceptional social experience. You can meet industry leaders in fields you are interested in. Be sure to act professional, friendly and experienced. You never know who you may wind up networking with on any given shift.

WAIT STAFF, $25,280

Another job that relies heavily on gratuities, being a member of a wait staff will help you fine-tune your social skills while getting to know a wide variety of people. The ability to create a welcoming and comfortable experience for your guests can develop into amazing opportunities in the future.

SALES AND RELATED WORKERS, $40,180

If you are well-versed in a product or subject, you can significantly impact your financial situation. Commissioned sales positions are usually performance-based, meaning your earning potential lies on your shoulders. Creating a relationship with your clients is another way to open doors to your future career.

LANDSCAPING, $29,700

Gather a few tools, and make a difference to the neighborhood, especially if you live in a warmer region. Even if you just need to make extra money during the summer, this could be a great path. Starting your own business can be inexpensive, while giving you experience in business management and client relations.