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Old 12-28-2008, 08:40 PM
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Hello Everyone,

I was browsing through Yahoo Jobs and found this job as a HR Assistant with various locations. The name of the company is called Career Network? Has anyone heard of this company ? Also, the starting Salary is $41,600 a year. Would this be enough to live on for a single 20 year old college graduate?
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Hello Everyone,

I was browsing through Yahoo Jobs and found this job as a HR Assistant with various locations. The name of the company is called Career Network? Has anyone heard of this company ? Also, the starting Salary is $41,600 a year. Would this be enough to live on for a single 20 year old college graduate?
Absolutely! As a single you could live in Denver very comfortably on that salary.
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Hello Everyone,

I was browsing through Yahoo Jobs and found this job as a HR Assistant with various locations. The name of the company is called Career Network? Has anyone heard of this company ? Also, the starting Salary is $41,600 a year. Would this be enough to live on for a single 20 year old college graduate?
I think it's very manageable. My starting salary when I first moved to Denver two years ago was slightly less than that and it was definitely enough to live comfortably here. Hope this helps.
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sounds like a scam. a come on. be careful.
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Old 12-28-2008, 10:32 PM
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sounds like a scam. a come on. be careful.
oh it is a scam. The company is posting fake jobs. But this is around the amount I expect to be making when I graduate depending on what company I end up at.
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