Skip to main content

Looking for a job? 15 companies that are hiring new employees!

Looking for a job? It's time to kick your search into high gear. To give you a jump start, here's a list of 15 companies that are hiring new employees this month.


1. Addison Search Industry: Recruiting Sample job titles: Coder, customer service, escrow, credit analyst
Location: Texas, N.Y., Ill. , N.J., Mass.
2. Bethesda Lutheran Communities
Industry: Nonprofit/Healthcare
Sample job titles: Registered nurse, behavior support specialist, caregiver/ direct support professional, area director
Location: Calif., Colo., Ill., Ind., Kan., Mich., Mo., N.J., Ohio, Ore., Texas, Wash., Wis.
3. Captech
Industry: Professional consulting
Sample job titles: Java developer, Java architect, SharePoint developer, and SharePoint architect
Location: Richmond, Va.; Charlotte, N.C.; Philadelphia
4. Carfax
Industry: Consumer services
Sample job titles: Marketing manager, business analyst / operations analyst, customer support specialist, field sales consultant, production support specialist, Java developer, senior web designer, project manager, national accounts manager
Location: Nationwide
5. Dollar General
Industry: Retail
Sample job titles: District managers, store managers, store manager candidates
Location: Nationwide
6. Family Home Health Services
Industry: Healthcare
Sample job titles: Business development manager, occupational therapist, physical therapist, nurse
Location: Fla., Mich., Ind., Mo., Ohio
7. Farmers Insurance Industry: Insurance
Sample job titles: Insurance sales agent
Location: (cities or states): Ill., Ind., Minn., N.J., Ohio, Penn., Va., Wis.
8. John Knox Village
Industry: Health care
Sample job titles: Food service, CNA, LPN, RN, EMT
Location: Mo., Kan.
9. Men's Wearhouse
Industry: Retail
Sample job titles: Sales consultant, sales manager
Location: Nationwide
10. Modern Woodmen of America
Industry: Insurance and banking
Sample job titles: Managing partner, financial representative
Location: Nationwide
11. PricewaterhouseCoopers
Industry: Professional services Sample job titles: Accountant, auditor, tax accountant, consultant Location: Nationwide
12. The Prudential Insurance Company of AmericaIndustry: Financial services
Sample job titles: Financial professional associate (entry level and experienced)
Location: Nationwide
13. Titlemax Industry: Consumer services
Sample job titles: Store manager, district manager, bilingual customer service representative, commercial construction field estimator, customer service representative, general manager trainee, store manager trainee, regional manager
Location: Nationwide
14. TMG Health
Industry: Business process outsourcing/professional services
Sample job titles: Analyst, senior market research; supervisor, operations compliance; supervisor, workforce management, analyst II, systems, account executive
Location: Dunmore, Penn.; King of Prussia, Penn.; Dallas; Little Rock, Ark.
15. Warner Chilcott
Industry: Pharmaceutical
Sample job titles: Pharmaceutical sales rep, women's healthcare pharmaceutical rep, osteoporosis pharmaceutical sales rep
Location: Multiple states

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to Build a Business Using AI (Without Being a Tech Person)

 Let's get one thing out of the way right now. When most people hear "AI-powered business," they picture a Silicon Valley tech bro with three monitors, a hoodie, and a venture capital check. They picture complexity. They picture code. They picture someone who is very much not them. But that story is outdated — and it's costing people like you real opportunity. In 2026, building a business with AI doesn't require any technical background. It requires curiosity, a clear idea of what problem you want to solve, and the willingness to learn a few new tools. That's it. This post is going to walk you through exactly how to do it — step by step, plain language, no fluff. Welcome to the Smarter Hustle. First, Let's Talk About What AI Actually Does for Your Business Before we dive into tools, it's important to understand why AI changes the game for everyday entrepreneurs. Think about what it used to cost to start a real business. You needed a website — that me...
Post a Comment
Read more

How to Start a Social Media Management Agency in 2026

  5 clients. $2,000 each. That's a $10,000-per-month agency — built from your laptop. Here's a number worth sitting with for a moment. The social media management market is worth $33.39 billion in 2025 and projected to hit $192.73 billion by 2033, growing at a 24.5% CAGR. Tech Times That's not a saturated market. That's a market expanding so fast that new agencies — solo operators, boutique shops, bedroom-based businesses — are carving out profitable niches every single day without competing head-to-head with the big players. And the barrier to entry? You don't need an office, a degree, or massive startup capital. A laptop, an internet connection, and the right skills are genuinely enough to start. The median startup cost is approximately $1,260. Tech Times One thousand two hundred and sixty dollars. For a business with 50–70% profit margins. This post is your complete, no-fluff guide to starting a social media management agency in 2026 — what to charge, wh...
Post a Comment
Read more

Laid Off? Why 2026 Is the Best Time to Start Your Hustle

The door they closed might be the best one that ever opened for you.  Nobody plans for the moment it happens. One day you're on a call, checking emails, making plans. Then next, you're staring at a calendar invite with no context, HR's name in the subject line, and a sinking feeling that you already know what it means. If that's been you — recently or even just in the back of your mind as a fear — this post is for you. Because what nobody tells you in the middle of that shock is this: you just became a candidate for something far bigger than your next job. You became a candidate for your own business. And in 2026, there has never been a better time to say yes to that. What's Actually Happening Out There Right Now Let's name the moment we're in, because it's unprecedented. Tech layoffs in early 2026 exceeded 45,000 globally — with over 30,000 in the U.S. alone — as companies restructured operations to prioritize AI investments . Tech Times The names on ...
Post a Comment
Read more