How to get a Job

Sometimes you can't seem to get enough gems or diamonds or items. Well this solution can try to help it. In this I will list some jobs on Animal Jam that I have planned out on how to do.

## Renter

This is a job where you rent out rooms in a den or even the whole den. This is how to do that:

1. Choose your den. This will vary from the type of renting you want but here is my description. You can choose a den with a good amount of medium rooms for room renting. People who rent rooms could be non member and want a better space, a jammer who doesn't have the right supplies for a party, or someone simply bored. Either way, you should keep the rooms empty or decorated in a certain way. If you leave it empty when the customer buys the room you can ask for a theme to decorate it for. If its already decorated you may not get as many customers who want that certain theme, or even have more customers. Now if you choose whole den renting you can do a few different ways. The first way is to have multiple dens for different themes and ask the customer for which den. The next way is to have a one theme den that if the customer chooses to rent it they have to abide by the theme. And lastly, you can ask you customer for a theme and you will decorate the den for that theme. Make sure you make the den appealing, or the customers wont like it as much.
2. Pricing. This depends on a few things. Such as the quality of your den. If they rented the whole den make it more expensive. If they rented only a room make it less. Also, consider two other things. How does your customer like it? Or, How good is your den decorating? You can also have no payment for it (its a good way to find prompts to decorate dens/ areas of dens and you could make friends from this). If you choose to have no payment consider the quality of your den because your customer might tip you (I got a royal tiara recently from that!). If you choose to have payment here a few ways to do that. For starters, you can have your payment in items, but try to make it a RIM to a clothing beta (but that's pushing it). Again take in all the variables to make a fair worth in item(s). This also is good for if your non-member. The next method is using the My Shop feature. This method is sadly only for members. To do this place a My Shop in your den (it costs 5 diamonds in the diamond shop). Then put in unwanted items (necklaces, flags, scarves, etc.) Price them fairly. If you want to price it for diamonds only do one diamond, and make sure your one is **quality** (recommended for full dens). But I would recommend gems. For a room I did 300 hundred gems, but it can range from 50-500 gems. Also if you decide to make it for a certain amount of time (5 days, 2 weeks, etc.) make sure the pricing fits. If it's basically for forever (though the customer most likely won't come many times) use the ranges carefully above.
3. Ownership. If you choose a room renting category tell them to remember this is a community and to not be negative to the other customers. Another way to make this secure is to tell them that if anyone is being negative to other report it to me, or if you have any other complaints. To make this official it is highly recommended to have a key to the rental. One type of key is the Jam a gram key. I would not use this as a non-member unless your okay with using a bubble chat filter. If you're a member say something like 'Key' or 'This is your key'. To sound fancy use this template: Official key for (insert made up renting name, Like Liza's Garden Rentals), room (insert name for the room). In the template if your using a full den do den (insert name for the den) instead of that. Another way is to use a masterpiece as a key. This is more fancy, so most likely your rental business will be more like a town. You could do a color background, a literal key, the room/den name, the company name, and more. Try to put a company name somewhere on the masterpiece to make it look more professional. The last method you could use for a key is an item. Don't use a rare one unless you are very dedicated. I would suggest using an in store item instead. If you like a fancy feel (even though its complicated) you can use a card system I created. So the item or masterpiece is given. To do this you may have to make house hours or just try to be on a lot. So the next time to customer comes to the den before they enter there room they trade their item to the employee. When they leave the employee trades the item back which is kinda like a key card system. Also for a time limit rent you could use a fun reward system. So, the person rents it for the first time and gets the first kind of Jam a Gram on the scroller. When they rent again you give them the next and so on. If they finish all of the jam a grams you give them something (a clothing beta or a couple of RIMs recommended).