Job! - Page 2

Jae Swift · 05-11-2007, 21:29

What kind of places are these?

Speedy · 06-11-2007, 00:45

Lol. I know a bar thats after some staff. Id apply myself but the hours aint really suitable for me at moment.

Jae Swift · 06-11-2007, 00:47

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Originally Posted by Speedy

Lol. I know a bar thats after some staff. Id apply myself but the hours aint really suitable for me at moment.

Yeah, me too. Busy down the pub.. I ain't doing no work weekends giving people their fix when I should be having it.

Don't fancy that one mate!

Will be looking hard though, really want to get my hands on a 360 or PS3, haha.

jackyalex · 06-11-2007, 20:55

try knocking on some doors (go in and ask), you get further if you actually go to the firms and ask for work, depending of course on what you want to do, if its factory work, go to as many places as you can and ask, most places will train you to do the work, my hubby's work's get peep's knocking, thats how he got his job there, hope you find somewhere soon, good luck

Jae Swift · 12-11-2007, 19:11

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Originally Posted by Speedy

Huncoat. I know a couple of places that might be looking for staff. Just depends what hours you want to do and what experience you got.

Well if they offered them to you.. I'll get.

I have more experience with work

done about 70 million more jobs Lol

flashy · 12-11-2007, 19:13

try printing your cv out and dropping it in at a few shops in town

panther · 12-11-2007, 20:18

be a asda trolley boy

Jae Swift · 12-11-2007, 20:22

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Originally Posted by panther

be a asda trolley boy

I'd rather be a greeter that doesn't greet anybody.

Speedy · 12-11-2007, 22:22

Yeah but having experience of working in lots of different jobs isnt necereraly what employers want. From my experiences i have found that they prefer you to have worked in one place for a while to show that your loyal. And you still havent told us what experience you have ie; where you worked, what kind of duties and responsibilities you had, how long you worked there. Not a lot i can do for you without that info mate.

onlyme · 13-11-2007, 10:54

Ya might have to be flexible in working weekends as well. Most people dont like doing it, which is why there are more jobs out there if you are willing to work unsocial hours. However it is a foot in the door and there may be a point once working that you can go for different shifts.

Dont think I had a weekend not working for 5 years or summat daft but now I have the luxury of choosing my own hours

Yolanda25 · 13-11-2007, 14:04

haha true, we have a saturday girl where i work that dont like working saturdays hahha

Speedy · 13-11-2007, 16:30

Main thing is to try to get your foot in the door. When i started at sayers i was a saturday lad, im only contracted to do a minimum of 8 hours but i usually do more than 20. And you need to realise the more restrictions you put on what hours you wont do and what work you wont do the less chance you have of finding work.

LancYorkYankee · 16-11-2007, 19:37

I agree completely with Ian, Rindy and others regarding be willing to start "at the bottom." Before I felt able/worthy of getting a "more respectable position," I had paited house, cut and fried donuts, worked all jobs on a dairy farm (no shuffling cow crap is as close to the bottom as you can get!) as was having (too gross, ask me that one at the Christmas Meet), slaughtered pigs, sheep, cattle, rats, and then some really gross stuff.

However, all these references of my dependabilty, promptness, and willingness to do any job and do it right, ended up with me working in a high level job with the Federal Government. Also made me appreciate as well as be respected by those in the aforementioned jobs because "I had been there."

Good luck Mate!

Brian