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Originally Posted by Jza
Well I finally got this apt guide in the mail. If anything it has plenty of addresses to visit to see the places in person. The prices seem low for a months rent and the places look REAL nice in the pictures. I'm very curious to seeing Knox in person. Just waiting on mother nature to warm the air up a little bit.
Since I want to work not too far from work, I wanted to search for a job as soon as I got settled in a new place that's not too far. In general, how hard is it to find a entry level job in Knox? I just want to work somewhere clean and rewarding, not worried about high income. That'll come if I prove myself to the employer. Rather be happy than have money myself.
Washer and Dryer hookups = happiness.
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You're right, there are some very nice apartment complexes in Knoxville. I hope you can find a good one with washer and dryer hookups! And don't forget, as a general rule the farther away you are from campus, the more reasonable the rent will be.
The unemployment rate in Knoxville is very low, something like 3.5%. Your best bet will probably be to get on with a temp agency as soon as you get here. I know a lot of people who ended up with great jobs that started out as temp jobs. I think a lot of companies prefer using temp agencies, too.
Good luck!
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