How will working at Rotech Healthcare Inc. help me grow a career?
Anyone know any good paying jobs for 16 year olds other then chick-fila ?
Do you have any skills? For example, one of my teenage relatives fixes broken phone screens for his friends and family. He has made a nice little business out of that.
What made me stay at #RTUI was
Don't work there anymore found something better and better pay rtui is hard work not enough pay
What is the team structure at Southeastern Freight Lines like?
Good family atmosphere
Buckmans is a good Christian oriented friendly family atmosphere to work in. They are very flexible and understanding. The only issue is the work is way too much and sometimes unsafe for the pay. There's very little room for advancement and they do not offer enough raises or bonuses.
It's Pay Friday!!!!
There is always something to be thankful and grateful to share. Searching for the next move or better promotion, takes work on and off the clock. Whatever formula you consume with large amounts of scratch paper and "burning the midnight oil" to make tangible-keep your eyes on the road!
If you were working at Olive Garden how would you go about asking for a higher salary?
I was a Saute cook for Olive Garden for 2 years and I got a .50¢ raise in those 2 years! The Darden Corp. Is a bunch of cheap prics that only car about the bottom line. Get all the experience you can from Olive Garden and go somewhere else and they will pay you more money because Olive Garden is very busy, big and has a well known reputation in the industry for being hospitable. Hence the company modo "When your here your family"
Ok mam i will do level best
Well I looking for a good security job job felons
Finding a 2nd good paying job
Do driver jobs pay well in Spring Hill, FL?
What I loved about working at #Lawnguys was
The job was challenging and rewarding we did landscaping and did it well ! But now I live in Florida after inheritance blessed me with a home paid for and in an upscale neighborhood! I still however have bills to pay and need to work asap👍
When I was 16 I had one small advantage. My father was an electrician/contractor. So I had the opportunity to test the waters in skilled trades. It paid off for me. I'm not sure what the trades are paying for "helpers" but it could be a very good/lucrative (6 figure) future. At 16 you have a full life ahead. Why not check it out now. You never know you might just like it :)