Advice, how-tos, and opportunities for the Workamping and RV lifestyle
The Workamping community is a great one. RVers in general are often always willing to help others. We regularly share tips and pose questions in our Workamping Today Facebook Group and the Workamper News Facebook Page. Recently, we asked experienced Workampers to share one piece of advice to those who are dreaming of the Workamping […]
An important part of your marketing tool kit is your resume. A resume is a one-page summary of what you have to offer the employer. Its purpose is to get you a job interview. You want to highlight your skills, abilities and experience that will attract the employer’s attention. by Jaimie Hall Bruzenak This article […]
Many people look down on jobs where you get your hands dirty, where you are outside. Yet these jobs keep things going; they are important to the operation of many businesses and our society. This article comes from an issue of Workamper News magazine. COPYRIGHT by Workamper News. IT IS A VIOLATION OF U.S. COPYRIGHT […]
The Sugar Beet Harvest is one of those Workamping gigs that everyone has heard about. It is detailed in many blogs and magazines, not to mention talked about among RVers. When we were first planning to become fulltime RVers, this was one of many job ideas that kept coming up. We signed up for our […]
Earning money, or even saving it, through Workamping is often an important goal. However, there are other benefits, often more valuable than cash. In fact, some could not be had living the ordinary RV lifestyle. This article comes from an issue of Workamper News magazine. COPYRIGHT by Workamper News. IT IS A VIOLATION OF U.S. […]
Actually, finding a winter job is about the same as finding one any other time of year. However, because there are fewer jobs, you’ll probably need to put more time and effort into finding one and possibly consider non-RV park employers if you want a paying job. This article comes from an issue of Workamper […]
Workampers often find out by experience that additional question they should have asked. Since interviews are often by telephone and you may never see the place of employment until you show up for work, it is imperative to find out all you can before driving a distance to accept a job.
Workamping / Work camping is doing any kind of part-time or full-time work while living in an RV. It’s that simple! And it encompasses quite a variety of opportunities and experiences. Everyone’s reason to dream about, start, and continue Workamping is different. But after 33 years of helping Workampers and getting to know them, here […]
Trading saddlebags for bucket seats. By Workamper Chaplain Robert N. Ruesch In former times, pastors rode by saddleback from one church to another and were called circuit rider preachers; the lifestyle was lonely and difficult. The preachers or saddlebag pastors traveled with scarcely any possessions, carrying only what could fit in their saddlebags. These preachers […]
When evaluating a compensation package for a Workamping job, it can sometimes be tricky to determine the overall value of what you’re getting for your time and effort. Let’s explore a few options to better understand whether the job is worth the compensation received. This article comes from an issue of Workamper News magazine. COPYRIGHT […]