Is it realy true if you get certificate bartender you will find job easily?
140939
The bottom line is if you want to bartend you can make it happen. But it certainly isn't easy to find bartending work with just a bartender certificate. \n\nIt's easier to find bartending work in bigger cities. Bartending in a smaller city or a town is another story altogether. I managed a nightclub and martini lounge in a small city for two years. Every few months, a bunch of people would graduate from a bartender course and head out to look for jobs. I'd usually get a resume from every one of them, about 30-40 resumes. Unless they had experience in addition to the certification, I threw out their resume as soon as they left.\n\nI personally started as a bus boy and was promoted to bartender after 4 months. I bartended for 4 years before I took a bartending course. I think bartending courses are very overrated, but some places won't hire you without one.
46326
Yes. Just look in the local newspaper and apply for them. A lot of business's would prefer people with no experience so that they can train you the way that they want you to work.
1148379
Mostly all do now days .Just be honest with them I know tons of people with records that have jobs by being honest
595758
The other guy is right, I went to bartender school years ago and it didn't help at all. I was able to do some bartending at private parties, but not at regular bars.\n\nJust get a book of cocktail recipes and practice with that, because that's about all you do in bartender school anyways.
304539
depending on the job you are applying for, No. Some jobs might run a criminal background check anyway to see. Misdemeanors are minimal when it comes to job placement.
831442
It boils down to this: They have to accept your application by law. Whether they hire you or not is entirely up to them. Some states have weird bartender laws but I see no reason for a felony to hold ya up there. I'm a convicted felon,been to prison twice and have never had a problem gaining employment.Honesty is the best policy.You'll be respected for it! And if they don't hire you don't give up,ya didn't wanna work there anyhow. :)
800764
Well I didn't have any certification as a bartender but I was one for about a year and a half and that was the best paying job ever.  My tips were always more than my pay.  I only worked in a small town bar and I took home $200 easy on a band night.  Not meaning to be rude but really there is no way to estimate howmuch you will make.  It really does have to do with how you look and if you can mix those drinks with a little show.  I've never worked in a hotel but I would think due to the hotel night clubs I have seen that not a lot is paid in tips in those bars.  They are paying so much for the room they stay in they don't tip as much.  Your hourly pay would most likely be higher, but that's nothing in comparison to tips.  At my small town bar I made about $600 a week.  Good money as long as not to many men pinched me.  I'm sure in a more develped area you can do better.  Good luck.
536333
It depends what type of business major you are.  If you are marketing, then there will be stiff competition.  If you are accounting or finance, you will find a job easily.
285430
Any degree will help you get a secure job.  It shows you are dependable and willing to work towards something.  It also shows you can complete things once they get started :)
1007812
Yes of course - keep your eyes wide open, feel self-confident, and something will happen some time... Take it easy. :-)\n\nAs less pressure you put into this question, as quicker it'll happen.
396156
Depends on your work background and experience. Also if you have any thing on your public record, arrests, drug convictions, or any thing related, it is possible that you will have trouble getting a job of that caliber. \n Good Luck!!
378677
No, it's kinda like an alcoholic taking a job as a bartender.
665901
As long as you do not try to improve your communication skills, especially in English, you will NOT rise or shine in any job, or career !\nAnd as long as you keep asking others like us, who know nothing about you or your background, about what your future will be like, you will NOT be a success.\nIt is only when you STOP asking others, and START asking YOURSELF as to what all you can become with your existing qualifications plus limitations, that you will begin to be 'somebody'...   \nI get the feeling, that you will perhaps be a successful shopkeeper, in some rustic suburb - where you will only need to talk in your mother tongue with your customers !
204704
♥anything's possible! if you applied yourself, did your work, fulfilled your requirements, then i'd say YES YOU WILL! Good Luck to you!♥
398570
I think it does. Well it depends on... Bookkeeping in what, Accounts? Then Yes you will need it. Now in future times A college education is highly recommended to get a respectable job. So I would say ... YEA! Till I get more details
647993
It's good to be skeptic. How do they "promise". DO they have a guarantee? Even if they do have a "guarantee", read it. It might be so watered down that it's worthless.\n\nVisit a few local bars and ask the bartenders there. They'll know better than anyone else. Better yet, visit ALL the local bars in your area....
209427
yes but you have to prove you are actively seeking a job