Pros:
1. It was in downtown.
2. The hours are 3pm-6pm on weekdays, so I can work at my 1st restaurant job in the morning and come to work here after.
3. The pay is min. wage with tips every 2 weeks like $20-30.
4. I can do the job of clean coffee machines, dishes, sweeping and mopping. It's for closing.
The computer/ till does look easy to use.
5. I can still have work-life balance.
5. I can still have work-life balance.
Cons:
The boss did say she was a stickler for being clean. I may not be able to meet up to her standards.
My opinion: The boss seemed very nice. She reminded me of the dishwasher N at my 1st restaurant job. N is Muslim and wears a hijab, and the boss didn't. They both had the same accent.
Catering company job interview: In Mar. 2018, I did an interview there.
Pros:
1. It was 2 buses to get there, but they come often.
2. The hours are weekdays like 9am-3pm. It can lead to full-time.
3. The pay is $13.60-$15/hr. Every 4 months there are tips like $75 on paycheck.
4. Free meal at work.
5. I can do the job like weigh the meats and put them between sandwich paper. (I did that at my 2nd restaurant job.)
I can wash dishes there. They make sandwiches too.
Cons:
The mild con was that after the bus stop, I had to walk 10 min. to the company.
My opinion: The boss did say that my resume looked good because I had been working at my 1st restaurant job for years. He mentions that there are resumes with 6 jobs and it's only 3 or 4 months.
However, I want to say my resume has looked like that because I can only work during the summer and not during the school year.
Big coffee restaurant job interview: I did an interview in Apr. 2018. I did a 15 min. phone interview and then went in person.
Pros:
1. It was in downtown.
2. The pay is min. wage with tips.
3. I can make sandwiches and wraps.
Cons:
1. One of the bosses there didn't speak English very well.
2. The shift starts at 6:30am. I had to wake up at 5am. I always wake up at 6am so I can get to work.
My opinion: I know there is a high chance I would not like the job. I would still work there because I'm getting paid.
Fast food place job interview: I did an interview there in Apr. 2018.
Pros:
1. It was in downtown.
2. The pay was min. wage with some tips depending on how many hours you work.
3. Free meal at work.
4. It was part-time in the day time.
5. I can do the job of cutting up vegetables and food prep.
Cons:
None.
My opinion: The job seemed average.
Jun. 7, 2018 Downtown food counter job: I did an interview here a couple of weeks ago.
Pros:
1. It was in downtown.
2. The pay is $13.60. There are daily tips. The food discount is 50% off. Free coffee.
3. The hours are Mon.-Fri. 8am-2pm.
4. I can do the job of food prep like cut vegetables and handle cash. You have to make café lattes, but you can press the button on the espresso machine so it's not too hard.
Cons: None.
My opinion: I would work there if I got hired. However, I feel kind of "eh" about it, like I'm not really that interested in it.
Jun. 7, 2018 Downtown food counter job: I did an interview here a couple of weeks ago.
Pros:
1. It was in downtown.
2. The pay is $13.60. There are daily tips. The food discount is 50% off. Free coffee.
3. The hours are Mon.-Fri. 8am-2pm.
4. I can do the job of food prep like cut vegetables and handle cash. You have to make café lattes, but you can press the button on the espresso machine so it's not too hard.
Cons: None.
My opinion: I would work there if I got hired. However, I feel kind of "eh" about it, like I'm not really that interested in it.
Miscellaneous jobs: When you look for a job, you can't attend every interview. You may get a call back, and they tell you info about the job over the phone. Then you can decide if you want to go to the interview.
Lawn company: In Mar. 2018, I got a call from them and I called them back.
The phone sales rep position.
Pros:
1. It was phones. I like call centres.
2. It was $15/hr and bonus for sales. The goal is sell 8-10 programs a week.
3. The hours are good like Mon-Fri. 1-9pm. Sat. 10-2.
Cons:
1. It's telemarketing and I have done it before. I didn't sell anything and was dismissed. I'm not good at selling over the phone, but I can get people to do surveys over the phone.
My opinion: I didn't go to the interview.
Services company: In Apr. 2018, I got a call on my cell phone. I looked up the number and then I called back. I left one message one day. I left another message the second day.
I then called again and got the receptionist. She said they had already hired someone for that position.
However, when I looked closer, it seemed like the place was out of town.
Jun. 7, 2018 Accessories store: I got a phone interview with them. They said they will call back for an in-person interview. They asked the questions:
Do you have sales experience?
Do you to hit sales targets?
If you don't hit the sales targets, why not?
Asian restaurant: I passed my resume to them a yr ago. They then called me. However, they said they were looking to hire people to work in the evenings. They were open in the daytime.
Energy company: This is a phone sales rep job. I did an interview in May.
1. It was in downtown.
2. It was a call centre job.
3. I don't have to look for my own leads.
Cons:
1. It was 100% commission. It was like that phone sales rep job back in Jan. 2018. It's also like Telemarketer #3 job in Feb. 2018. At least Telemarketer #3 actually pays you by the hour, even if you don't sell anything.
http://badcb.blogspot.com/2018/06/is-rally-attendance-cause-for-dismissal.html
My opinion: I don't want to work there, because I know I will not be good at it.
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