What is an easy job to get in Vegas with no experience?

I plan on moving to Vegas and hope to get a job as a Cocktail Server. I have 5 years experience. Any advice?

• I have worked for a casino in Laughlin, NV as a cocktail server for 5 years so I am very familiar with the aspects of the job and what it requires. I realize that the casinos in Vegas VS. the casinos in Laughlin are quite different although I do not plan on even trying for a job on the Strip. I'm thinking of maybe a locals place in Henderson as I plan on finding a place in Henderson. Could anybody tell me what the money is like? Which casinos would you recommend? Help!

• Answer:

  The order in which you should work at Henderson casinos.. Green Valley Ranch (a Station Casino), Sunset Station, Fiesta - Henderson. GVR - Best hotel out of the 3, by far. It's a AAA 4-Diamond property. Best clientele. It's always busy. There's a lot of things that bring people here; the sports book, drop bar, the restaurants, a club. One of my friends is a cocktail server here, she said she made over $80K last year. She's about 25, blond and a very good looking.. YMMV. Sunset Station - It is always busy, but the hotel and clientele isn't as nice as GVR. You can certainly make some money here, because it is very busy. Fiesta - Henderson - I view this place as being a dump.. Definitely the worst hotel & clientele of the 3. It's so far out of the way, imo. Most of the "better" customers will go to Sunset Station or GVR, so the "money" is elsewhere. I wouldn't work here. South Point - It's a newer, locals. Located on the very south end of Las Vegas Blvd. It's pretty nice and usually pretty busy. A nicer client base than Sunset Station or Fiesta. If I were you, I would definitely try to get a job at one of the Station Casinos. Their on Forbes list of 100 best companies to work for. I know quite a few people who work for them and they all say good things. But I would still check into some strip hotels. You have experience, so it's something to look into, imo.