It's it common to have an interview remote through a messaging system? Like telegram messenger?
I interviewed and was offered a position and now they are asking for personal information including my identification. I would have thought I would have been prompted to a link on the company website or something
Depends on what job you'll be doing and what shifts are available. But O'hare is open 24/7 so people are needed at all times of the day.
A legit employer will pay to set you up with everything you need to start work. Don’t ever pay an employer to hire you.
I've never worked at Starbucks. But I do get coffee there once in awhile. I've seen rude and impatient customers and I would imagine that would be challenging to deal with them if you work there.
If you're looking for a job you can walk in to apply without experience, I'd recommend a local restaurant! I've personally applied somewhere without having any previous experience, and built up a lot of transferrable skills for my resume at a busy Pub. I did a search for you for Restaurant Jobs in Grandview, Washington on the Jobs tab above and found many marked "No Experience Necessary"! Try applying for some of those on their websites and follow up on your application a week or so after! Good Luck! 💗
Hi! I am new to the job hunting world and learning my way. I worked as a Social Worker for 8 years in a nursing home serving the Alzheimers population but have had some time to reflect on my goals and what steps I want to take moving forward and would like to change career path. I continue to be interested in providing customer service. where can I apply for remote work? thank you :) #workfromhome #jobsearch #advice
This job starts at $14 hour or higher if the state wage is more. They provide all equipment and 6 weeks training
CDLS
So how do I go about scheduling an interview wen I apply.
Am I overreacting? I had my final interview with a start up today, the interview was with the CEO. During the interview he asked me the usual what questions do you have for me question. So I asked about the long term goals of the company and development of the role as the company grows. He answered about the growth portion but then said for example “there’s another manager who looks just like you. She promoted very quickly, I say she looks like you because she is beautiful just like you. You should take it as a compliment.”
I got creeped out. He then asked me what my goals were, he said for example, “ I want to grow this company x amount, I want to find a long term girlfriend and buy a house” he said what about you?
So then I said I want to become a manager and in the very long term, a director. Then he said yes but how about your personal goals. Then I said oh well I do ___ for my hobby I want to grow more in that skill. He then says no, like how about your family goals? Then I said what do you mean? He said do you want to provide for your family, buy a house, then I said I do want to buy a house. Then I pretty much didn’t ask any other questions because I really wanted to be done with the interview. Am I over reacting or was this super creepy?
I have a CDL learner's permit will that get me through the door at Pepsi in Melbourne Florida?
Absolutely.