Is there anyone that is a hiring manager at any company in Columbus,Ohio that can tell me if there hiring?

	Is there anyone that is a hiring manager at any company in Columbus,Ohio that can tell me if there hiring? Hi my name is Marc,Maynard and i have been looking for a job for 2years now and i wanted to know if there is any one that is a hiring manager in Columbus, Ohio that could tell me if there is an open position where they are employed at. I prefer a Fast food or automotive Job. Thanks Asked By: marc - 2/21/2010

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Yes! Fast food is always hiring. It is easier to get in now, while the high school and college students are still in school. Get your applications in. Good Luck! Answered By: postal p - 2/22/2010

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Job tips: #1: Always use correct grammar. There is a pretty obvious error in your question. #2: If you are looking for a fast food job on Yahoo! Answers you may be the laziest person I know. Fast food work requires no skills and employees come to them. Fast food managers do not seek employers from Yahoo! Answers. Answered By: heretoanswer - 2/24/2010

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