nessaftw is determined
Looking for another job to earn more cash.
How I did it: i started applying and handing in my CV at about 5 different places. it was unsuccessful. but then about May 2009, my sister, who works as a burista at a cafe/restaurant, said that they needed someone to work weekends. i applied, not very hopeful, as i had been turned down many times--there wasn't any room for me.i got a text from my 'boss' saying that she would like me to come down to "have a chat". i had a 'trial', which was 2 hours car… Read how I did it…
InvisiNinja is ready for the change.
How I did it: since i've completely sworn off of waitressing, it's been difficult finding another job that will accept me. i just want a simple job so i don't have to worry about it taking over my life, and so i can pay some bills, which are pretty low.i got the impression that most of the places thought i was over-qualified. maybe they felt i would move on to something better at a moment's notice?it's also been difficult because i don't have a car, so… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I persisted on and i found out that my uncles mate needed a webdesigner for his company i applied and got it..im getting 15 dollars an hour and it was mainly just luck that i go it Read how I did it…
How I did it: I handed my CV around several stores at a local shopping centre. I went to one for a group interview and was told that they would contact me if I was considered for the position. I got a call about a week later and was asked to come in for an individual interview. I was then given the job on the spot :) Read how I did it…
How I did it: Persistence was key. My interview was kind of silly, I was totally my self....which I know is said to be a good thing but after the interview I was kind of wishing I had turned the silly personality down a bit. In the long run it definitely paid off too just be myself..all or nothing. Read how I did it…
mia76 is mentally migrating out of Indonesia already...
http://mia76.livejournal.com/239082.html. Let me know if you know of anything I can do… I’ll do anything that’s not illegal for some cash, really…
This is entry 3 of 3 this week.
Illustration credit: http://blogs.nypost.com/popwrap/archives/2008/11/kenneth_the_pag.html
mia76 is mentally migrating out of Indonesia already...
To fund my career (don’t ask, I’ll tell you people when everything’s certain—IF it ever gets certain). IYKWIM. Ex: http://stuffunemployedpeoplelike.com/tag/creative-money-making/
This is entry 1 of 3 this week.
Illustration credit: http://tv.ign.com/articles/824/824699p1.html
Ever since i’ve started this whole nanny gig, I’ve been looking for a part-time job. I’ve especially been leaning toward a retail position, not only for the discounts :) but also to help with my venture in becoming a stylist. I applied to the Sax Fifth Avenue Outlet on Thursday, got a call on Friday, interviewed on Monday and got hired on Tuesday! I applied assuming I wouldnt even get a call back. I really had some positive energy being sent my way!
I’m really thankful and super appreciative for the opportunity (and the future discounts :)
I’m looking to have something by the summer. Our local paper doesn’t have much at all, but I’ve noticed a lot more online.
claudiajane can't wait to visit San Diego!
so i’ve been searching on CL for opportunities. i’m pretty lazy but finally realized so are the people hiring and if i really am serious about getting another job i absolutely need to buckle down and write up a resume!
however, yesterday the retail store i did stock for during the holidays called me and offered me a sales position- talk about good luck/fate/whatever. i did hate working there 35% of the time, honestly retail just isn’t my cup of tea- i’m not that great at “selling”- but i accepted anyway. i figure it’ll be sweet getting paid once a week (plus sales bonuses hopefully!), having a discount (not that i used it much but you never know), and it’s only 10-15 hrs a week so I can still keep my other job which i like 85% of the time! on a personal note i think it’ll be good to be a bit busier, less time to waste on going out/spending money/partying. and since my student loan payments are kicking in i really could use the extra cash. conclusion- yay for not burning my bridges and being a good employee =)
side note: im not counting this as “done” until i’m actually scheduled to work/am working there consistently.
emmathestrange is stressed out!
Handed in an application at ‘Pets at Home’. Hopefully I’ll get an interview. I really need to earn some money, as well as getting experience with animals, so a big pet shop is ideal for me.
I’m applying for a job with Ipsos-Mori, I should be able to fit it around my teaching commitments.
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Lauren24 asks,
“Im only 14, 15 in December, but is it likely that i will be able to get a Saturday job in maybe a hairdressers?”
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