Hawaii Living Will

I want to go to Hawaii. I landed there, can not wait to move. I have few skills, so to speak, meaning I did not graduate. However, I am willing to do almost any job to live in paradise. I want someone who lives on the Big Island just please give me some advice about where would be the best place to find work, especially a decent paying benefits? I think I prefer to work in Hilo (my land is near Pahoa) and really prefer not to commute too far if I did not do. All information will be welcome. Please do not tell me about the other islands that I will not go anywhere else as I have already bought my land. If there is no information other insider of the culture, the websites that you recommend, etc. Please let me know. I'm thirsty for information on this part of Hawaii, and it is so difficult to find information about it. Thank you in advance.

The first way, you're ahead of most people who move to the islands, because you own land!

It's not too early to begin the process of seeking employment now, even if you do not leave for another 9-10 months. much you can do before you go: 1) write a CV, 2) the search for local business climate, employment prospects etc. and 3) the largest network of startup.

You have more skills than you think. List all your skills you can use in a resume. Do not worry if you did not learn in a formal class. If you learned on the job of programming a computer, it is a valuable skill. Perhaps you are good with children, or make people feel welcome. From your questions, I can tell you have good communication. You can use it in your resume too. Start reading the local newspapers every week online, watch job postings in Hilo. Contact someone you know in the region, learn about job leads. If you do not know anyone there, ask your friends and family if they know anyone who can help, even if they live on another island, they may know people on the Big Island or suggestions. Read articles on local life and business.
It is a great book called So You Want to Live in Hawaii Buy or borrow a copy of the library.

Job Search Online at America's Job Bank. Enter a zip code to find local jobs. Watch lists of craigslist jobs over Hawaii. For jobs with benefits, look at the county level, job offers state and federal. It can take months to get a job in the public sector, then start looking now. Maybe you could start a business
Brainstorm a service or a business that is not offered on the island. Best wishes!

Puna is a very difficult place to find work if you do not have a degree or significant experience of previous employment. There are not many jobs in Pahoa. You must stay where you are and sell your investment property in the Puna, or move when you retire.

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