Experienced 16 year old need part time job

TomsMyName · 15-06-2011, 22:51

I am seeking a job part time till i go college, maybe full time :') i work at francos on friday night washing up, and it is agonising! not worth the pay, but i do it because i just think of the money! :') I anyone knows a job going, pleace let me know! :')

prefebly, sales assistant, clothes shop, or whatever :' )

thanks x

garinda · 18-06-2011, 07:15

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Originally Posted by TomsMyName

I am seeking a job part time till i go college, maybe full time :') i work at francos on friday night washing up, and it is agonising! not worth the pay, but i do it because i just think of the money! :') I anyone knows a job going, pleace let me know! :')

prefebly, sales assistant, clothes shop, or whatever :' )

thanks x

If you are lucky enough to get a job interview, I wouldn't mention that washing up is 'agonising', or 'nor worth the pay'.

Not what any potential employer wants to hear.

flashy · 18-06-2011, 08:11

The fact that he has 'experience' in washing up tickled me somewhat

duggie · 18-06-2011, 20:27

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Originally Posted by TomsMyName

I am seeking a job part time till i go college, maybe full time :') i work at francos on friday night washing up, and it is agonising! not worth the pay, but i do it because i just think of the money! :') I anyone knows a job going, pleace let me know! :')

prefebly, sales assistant, clothes shop, or whatever :' )

thanks x

good on you pal, at least you are working and are gaining experience, a lot of people on here don't know the meaning of work, good luck for the future

lancsdave · 18-06-2011, 20:58

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Originally Posted by duggie

a lot of people on here don't know the meaning of work, good luck for the future

Not sure you know that many personally so how did you come to that conclusion ?

cashman · 18-06-2011, 21:26

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Not sure you know that many personally so how did you come to that conclusion ?

well the comment brought me to a conclusion

walkinman221 · 18-06-2011, 22:06

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Originally Posted by cashman

well the comment brought me to a conclusion

Did it rhyme with rat

garinda · 18-06-2011, 22:10

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Originally Posted by duggie

good on you pal, at least you are working and are gaining experience, a lot of people on here don't know the meaning of work, good luck for the future

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Originally Posted by duggie

you will need a bit more than £6 an hour for a good cleaner, I pay ours £10 an hour but she is fantastic, if you want her details send me pm and i will give you her mobile etc

There you go.

Offer to iron Duggie's underpants for £9.50.

Undercut Mrs Mop by fifty pence.

Survival of the fittest.

Free market economy.

Bit of dusting, run round with the vacuum cleaner.

Just don't start pulling your face if you have to wash a few pots, saying it's 'agonising'.

garinda · 18-06-2011, 22:26

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Not sure you know that many personally so how did you come to that conclusion ?

You've heard of Mystic Meg?

Well he's like Accy Web's Septic Peg.

As well as being able to tell from a post, if someone's in work or not, they have the gift of knowing what peoples' cashpoint withdrawls are for.

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Originally Posted by duggie

who knows, but when I see people picking up over £400 it really hacks me off. I run my own company, small company I must admit but I often work 60 hours a week and all for about £20 grand a year, you may think that is a lot of money but when you take into account I also keep several other families in bread and milk through employing people what help do I get, free nothing

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...tml#post876715

garinda · 18-06-2011, 22:29

By the way, as for us thinking £20,000 is 'a lot of money'.

I'm with Naomi Campbel on this one.

I wouldn't get out of bed for that.

garinda · 18-06-2011, 22:46

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Originally Posted by garinda

If you are lucky enough to get a job interview, I wouldn't mention that washing up is 'agonising', or 'nor worth the pay'.

Not what any potential employer wants to hear.

By the way, it was a serious point.

When I've been interviewing young people for jobs.

Impressed if someone's already been working, and will have references.

Not so impressed if they complain about the work, and their pay, in a previous job.

Much better to say what you did enjoy about it.

An employer will probably think you'll soon be moaning, and slaggin' them off.

cashman · 18-06-2011, 22:46

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Originally Posted by walkinman221

Did it rhyme with rat

no but it did rhyme wi snob.

garinda · 18-06-2011, 22:50

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Originally Posted by cashman

no but it did rhyme wi snob.

Twenty grand a year.

Paying his cleaner over the odds.

Sounds a bit of a swanker.

Talking of rhyming.