Is Chuck E. Cheese a good place to work?
102315
i have only 5 answers for u \nu gotta like kids\nu prolly have to know how to fix arcade machines\nu need to know how to make pizza\nbe able to handle brats \nhave a happy and friendly attitude \nthats basically it if u have those ur alright.
600547
i worked for Mcdonalds for 9 years.  I started out as a crew member, took over as playplace manager about a year and a half later.  I then became a swing manager ( glorified crew person)  about a year after that i became an assistant.  They paid to put me through a lot of valuable training as far as management went, but they worked me very long and hard hours. i was really good at it, but i just came to a point where i burnt out. it was the best thing i could have ever done.  I now work for Braum's ice cream and dairy.  I have better benefits, higher pay, better hours and an easier job. Oh and did i mention that the company actually cares about its employees... I will never go back to work for Mcdonalds, but i wont ever say that i regret working there either, because without it, i wouldn't be who i am today or where i am at in life today.
966895
B and Q are good to there employees if your looking for that kind of job, They are also good at equal opportunities etc
344887
well samsclub is a good place to work especially if you do not have graduate education as none is needed, but watch your back i worked there for 6 years(with a college degree) and they let me go over something stupid. otherwise the pay is decent (depending on where you live- i made about $9.50/hr starting which is good for FL.) and the benefits are also very good and easy to get in. i gained a lot of experience as they like to cross train you in different areas. so you can work in meat, bakery, produce, cooler (as i did) then take those learned skills and look for something better possibly
288322
work there, does that count?
513706
I use to work in exactly that job. I find most employers look for experience. If you don't have that try to learn as much as you can about the company you plan to work for this always gives a good impression. Ah yes, if the interview is over lunch, don't order spaghetti
792136
I worked for Fed Ex Air...good company to work for.  Depends what you are doing for Fed Ex Ground...trucking; unloading, service desk etc  Christmas and Valentines Day you will be chaotic.  Nothing will be good enough for any customers.  It is a bit stressful when weather situations arise and you need to explain to customers why your drivers will NOT be driving down roads that are closed by the highways dept, but they want that fudge that Aunt May sent them  :P\n\nBut...all in all I enjoyed it.
1162019
There are many this is one of the best operated by the department of labor. Some real goofy suggestions above?
1130869
just keep checking back with McDonalds. they usually go through a lot of employees because some people decide they don't like it after a few weeks, some even after a few days. and try applying to other fast food places around there. you might also be able to get a seasonal job at the mall. I don't know how it works where you live though. a lot of laws vary state to state.
1121509
Yes!\n\nI live in CA and I know of Events and Promotions.  \n\nMy wife took an assignment with them last month and made a couple hundred dollars in one weekend working 5-6 hours each day.  They were great to work with and really responsive.  There was an initial problem with shortage of pay and the took care of it right away.  \n\nShe was an Olay consultant in Safeway for them.  Since then she's seen other offers for phone services, models for race cars and playing with kids to promote exercise.  They even do twin stuff (I'm a twin so it's of interest to me)\n\nGood luck!
259084
Every business that opens needs employees.  Anywhere and Everywhere.  It just depends on what you call good.
335631
I haven't ever worked there but both of my brothers have and they said it sucked, they didn't get paid like they should and there hours were crappy...but I have a aunt that works there and loves it....just depends on the person I guess..
900790
Look at "Dave and Busters" for ideas. They do exactly what you are thinking about. Maybe if you have the money you can get a franchise from them.\n\nIf you do something very similar to Chucky Cheese make sure you don't have that large rat that always scares the little kids.
283945
Most fast-food places hire 15 year olds. But it depends where you live. For example, I live in california and you can get a job at an amusement park and a Chuck E Cheese type place. Most clothing shops in malls will have you wait until you're a senior in high school to work there.
297267
As far as the work, probably about the same as working anywhere else.  Except they have a great campus with an awesome lunchroom and, from what I remember, an onsite gym.
740298
I know that Burger King hires 14 year olds but I'm not sure about other fast food places. The movie theater near me also hires at 14, so you may want to check those. Both are minimum wage jobs, but working at a theater is slightly more appealing than fast food, and you get to see movies for free.\n\nEDIT: One more thing. NEVER do any of those online survey things. All of them are scams so don't get tricked into giving them information.
380205
A clerk or salesman is always a good job. If she likes cutting hair, the hairdresser (pays a reasonable price, especially on weekends), a beauty salon (pretty decent pay.)\n\nI don't suggest that she work at Burger King or chain fast food restraunts. Those are very hectic, messy, and low-paying jobs. \n\nA job at the cash register is easy and a good start, though be sure she knows her math.\n\nI hope that helps. :D