Evening based finance jobs.

1. An Uber driver?
2. Bartender?

Stripper? lulz

Lol, I felt that response was coming^

I've thought about maybe like working at a local whole foods or work at my local gym on the weekends.

Also, like there are lots of trade shows where I live. Maybe I could try and go do some consulting on the side. Y'all think that would be a good way to meet with start-up people who might need help

i know uniqlo hires people all of the time because the managers are aholes and kids quit all of the time. - friend who worked there for two weeks last semester says

bartend

Do you have a driver license? You can drive a van and drop off and pickup strippers working at strip clubs. I hear the Benefits are pretty good.

Also.. are you an animal lover? You can work at a horse ranch in Westchester masturbating race horses, it pays well and makes the horses happy.

Tell those POS to pay you for your time.

Unpaid internship in M&A = they expect you to sell them drugs and candy ... maybe sex

Good luck getting a bartending job in NYC in this economy if you don't have somebody that can hook you up... especially if you're looking for a weekend gig.

Try to find a contact at a country club and caddy. Great money, all cash, and outside

sell ur body.................

The internship should be the thing that;'s furthering your career, I doubt you're going to get an after-4pm job in an industry thatll make a difference on your resume. Go be a bartender and have some fun

Hotel front desk. It won't do jack for your resume though.

im in the same position. just applied to teach kaplan/princeton review prep classes. not exactly finance but itll improve your communication skills and they pay 15-25/hr. classes generally are at night and on weekends too

Jizz mopper. Conversation starter for the rest of your life...

hahaha jizz mopper

look into being a doorman... i have friends at school that used to do this (in nyc) and its not a bad gig. you can make 18/hour (i think its a union job), you can work at night, and while it might not be a resume booster, you can actually use it to network (most likely somebody will live in your building that might take a liking to you and might be willing to help you out... they know you are just doing the job for money and that its not a long term career path and so do your best to impress them with your door opening skills)

negatives include having to stand all night after you work all day

jizz mopper-- been there, done that. not good pay haha

how do you find a gig like that? being a doorman/ bellboy, etc.?

become a DJ. its not too hard these days.

Some businesses and accounting firms have after hours auditing jobs. I don't know what your background is but it might be worth looking into. The audits are typically conducted after normal business hours and would pay fairly well. It is more geared toward forensic accounting but you might be able to work something out.

i asked my friend... he said to be a doorman you either have to know someone, or, you can walk down park ave and ask the doorman at each building if the super is hiring for a summer fill in

YES there are night internships available.

When I was in school Merrill Lynch would get 1 or 2 students to be an IBD intern from 6pm - 12am for a few nights a week. I am sure they did shitty work, but they got good experience.

my friend is a doorman too. 20/hr and basically fills in when others are out, pretty sweet

also, telemarketing. i used to do it in high school and it was 11/hr and went from 5-10 weekdays... i was getting leads for sub-prime mortgage brokers (If i only knew at the time) in 05-06

some prop shops may have "night-shift" interns, trading asian markets or whatever, don't know...

it wouldn't be coming in at 4 pm anyway...late at night more likely...

^ right, right. my uncertainty was about whether there are interns on night shifts, not about whether there are night shifts to begin with. i think most prop shops have night activity. but i personally haven't heard of any night interns. on the other hand, that seems wholly possible and reasonable.

i know a few prop shops that ease you onto a night shift as an assistant or execution trader for an established trader after training. personally i'd prefer the night shift. i once gave up an offer from a shop that's considered top 10, maybe top 6 or 7 on wso...and though i was thoroughly unimpressed with the firm, i do regret giving up the chance to work nights - i know they would have put me on some kind of night shift for 6 - 12 months after training. that would have been sweet. then i could drink daiquiris - no, no, camparis - at 11 am and go play mini-golf. or golf. speaking of golf...

Bartend

gay for pay huh... could be worth it, though not sure if i could look at myself in the mirror after grossing more by gay-tending than trading.

in all seriousness, i have considered bartending (and maybe waiting) but i didnt know if the training school was needed. any bartenders/former bartenders out there with any insight?

I think you're underestimating the time you'll need out of work to become good enough at your job to make consistent money, let alone how much rest you need. Tending bar is the last thing you'll want to do after a day of shadowing someone or trading.

goodbread nailed it

I had a bit of a rough situation a few months ago and considered being a bottle girl.

Time-wise it would've worked out, but honestly like the guys above said, it's not just about the hours you spend at work. If you're doing this job for some kind of immigration status, then fine, but if you're actually trying to succeed there, it's going to take a lot of effort at home as well.

Just live farther away to get cheap rent... The hours you commute will be much less than hours spent bartending, and you could (in NYC) save up to a grand a month by living in Queens of Brooklyn.