Im 16, I wanna get a job this summer. I was thinking someplace chilled out like Jamba Juice or something not too complicated. Any ideas on how to land a job? And what to do during an interview? I know ill be nervous for sure!
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Want to work this summer
- Thread starter HandyAndy
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Colin O'Brien
Don Juan
be very persistent.. if they slack off with reading your application and setting an interview call them until they get on things!
at the interview just wear something relatively nice and be sure to come across as a good, stable kid (I'm sure you are anyway)
at the interview just wear something relatively nice and be sure to come across as a good, stable kid (I'm sure you are anyway)
Bible_Belt
Master Don Juan
For those type of jobs, usually they have to need someone. When they need somebody, they do interviews, and the person who seems least annoying to be around and will probably show up most of the time is who gets hired, unless some of the interviewees know somebody at the place. That helps a lot.
Anybody ever done day labor? I thought about doing that, the pay is about $6.00 and hour which isnt much but I have a business and it would allow me the freedom of not working the day labor on a day I have a job to do where I will make much more money.