kraftiekortie wrote:
You should go for the bookstore. Probably less stress on you.
Even if you work in retail/fast foot/whatever, it's still better to have a consistent work history than an inconsistent work history.
Hey, For some reason the book store at my local college can't find my application that I filled out twice so tomorrow (wens) I'm going to talk with a manager and tell her that I've filled out the app twice and included my resume & see if we can figure something out. Barns & Noble maybe a crap shoot I've been told they have "100's of apps coming in every week" so I'm up against some competition Books a million they told me just to keep an eye out for an e-mail regardless if I get the interview or not.
androbot01 wrote:
I disagree. I think it tells them that you're not afraid to do less than ideal jobs.
You maybe right about that however, whenever I talk with family members about my resume the restaurant that I worked at doesn't appear to look too favorable being that it is a job that is lower on the scale really remedial not a testament to the knowledge or (general) experience I have. I'm not totally against the idea of retail I've applied at a local Target kicking around the idea of a 3rd shift stocking at a grocery store (won't have to deal with the public), dollar stores to me are on the same level as say goodwill...JMO
For the field that I want to get into I wouldn't mind starting at the bottom grunt work set turnaround production work etc.
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