hi i was wondering if anyone can give me advice im applying for a job @ colvers?
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First of all, know that it is Culver's and not Colver's.  That is a big plus.  \n\nSecond, just be yourself.  Why do you want to work there?  They know you are working to make money, but why did you choose to apply at Culver's.\n\nWhen they ask you to tell about yourself, start with your interests.  Very short...EX: I love volleyball, and American Idol is my favorite show.  Then move on to your strenths...EX: you are punctual(on time), a hard worker, and very outgoing.   End with something a little querky about yourself.  Not too querky, but just be yourself.  Remember you will be working in customer service, so you will need to be able to talk to people.  \n\nMake sure you are there at least 5minutes early.  Don't get there 15minutes early, it is an inconvenience to them if they are busy, and feel rushed, and you will also have time to make yourself so nervous that you won't know what to do with yourself.
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Helen dont let them wind you up, your best place for advicelike isad in my other reply is jobcentre plus my answer i gave you for your main question was based on the fact my wife works for jc+ so she is a good source. i hope it helped
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"suggest me new best places"???  I'd say, back to school for English 101 and 102, for beginners... you spent those years going to school for that degree without a clue of what you wanted to do with it when  you graduated? I'd suggest filling out applications at all the fast food restaurants you pass on your way to LaLa Land. LMAO
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Just an idea. If you are looking in England I would first compose a list of available companies. Find the ones that match what you are looking for then find out if they have openings. Most companies probably have their own application and interview process.After determining which one you want to apply to continue the process.:) good luck
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try a resume...good luck
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Encourage them. Say hey wow, you are doing great, that is awesome. Wouldn't life be even more fulfilling if you found a job and supported yourself? Or... hey... I was talking to Ashley the other day and she said they were looking for someone at the local... whatever it is. I think you'd do awesome at that, you should consider applying!
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Call back anyone who has interviewed you recently and talk to them.  Ask them if there is something you can do to improve your chances of hire!  Good luck.
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my first job I applied through the newspaper, 2nd and 3rd jobs were through people I knew. A school counsler or local job market might help as well. Ask around.
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Yes, you should still apply.  Who told you that being trained in communication wouldn't contribute to your success as an account executive?  Are you serious?  People with degrees other than in banking won't get the priority that persons with the right degree have if they're looking for a person with a certain degree, but it doesn't mean you can't get the job anyway.  Generally, companies will take applicants with other degrees that relate in some way or other.\n\nThere are two important keys to getting hired anywhere over others.  1. Becoming friendly with people who already work at the place you want to work at and 2. getting and acing the interview.  \n\nBecoming friendly with people who already work there gives you a foot in the door because bosses want people who not only do great work but also get along.  It's always a great idea to become friends with people who do great work at the place you want to work at because if you can get a recommendation from them, the boss will give you preference based on the theory that "birds of a feather, flock together".  Plus you apparently get along with them which is also important.\n\nAs far as the interview, try to find out who will be doing the interview and what they look for and prefer in an applicant.  Learn what you can about the interviewer so you know better how to conduct yourself and what to say and especially not say.\n\nBy the way, pick your friends carefully.  Picking the wrong ones could backfire. :-]\n\nGood luck!
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http://modelcareer.tripod.com/id22.html clik here and post your resume at snag job (orange banner) . i bet you will get job soon
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You need to check your grammar I can understand what you want to say.try\n\nI am at my best when working within a team environment, I do my best at all time to ensure that I am a team player and and work very hard at making sure I get on with my work colleagues, I enjoy the challenge of meeting targets given to me but endeavour to make sure it is not to the detriment of the other team members.\n-------.\nI feel that I could bring a cultural exchange to Virgin Mega stores as I am at present studying in London and wish to take this opportunity to experience all that London has to give. I have been told that Virgin Mega stores is a very good company to work for as they ensure their employee's are placed in positions that fit their capabilities and also allow them to grow and learn within the company structure.\n--------\nI enjoy out door pursuits my main interest is jogging as I find this keeps me fit.\n-----------\nI am at present studying English at  Malvern school.
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My first thought is that they are jerking you around.  But, having to deal with interviews myself, I realize people don't have time to waste on such things.  They must be interested.  You are right on the brink of getting in, but there could be something on their side that does not allow an immediate hire.  Keep your patience.  Continue to show eagerness.  It should work out.  If nothing else, it is good practice for the next time.
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You best delete the question and give more specific informations as to ;\nwhat your speciality is.\nwhat you have degrees in(minor and major) \nHow advanced your degree is\nwhat position you are seeking and what type of company.\nAre you lookin For a professional job(lawyer, doctor, engineering, rsearch, teaching ect?\nAre you seeking more in security, and retirement , and security and other benefits and can wait on higher salaries?\nAre you bi-lingual. and can you travel,\n\nThe best time for job searching is about 3 to 6 months before yuo graduate.\nResearch the companies you are interesting in working for. The more you know of them the better you will be able to make a favorable image of you and your knowledge in an interview. A job applicant who knows of the company;s business needs, products, or services has an edge over applicants who have no knowledge of the company.\nHave ready extremely good resumes listing yuor education,(a good grade average all th eway though school lif eis looke don very favorable by high paying companies, It shows good study habits which is good work habits, It shows origanization, and well as a willingnss to work on your own  for self improvement. the way companie see it  is that people who work to self improve their education all though their school years wil work for the comapny with the same zest.).\n\nOn your resume list all work experiences including vilunteer prohjests. It's still experience and I have known people who got good jobs because they started as volunteers geting their experiences.\nGet and maintain on yuor resumes references from any employors, tachers, and college professors, and professional friends such as doctors, business management.\nDecide just wehat you are most interested in and be prepaired to make several moves in your career if you work  for a company, state or the feds.\nFew people stay with one company long these days(10 years is long). If you are mnre worried about security  than federal, state, city or county is your best chance. With a degree in the right thing you have a good shot at a decent title and salary right off.\nBut big bucks ar ehard ot come by.\nUse everything a tyour disposal including the fact that you are female. It's an advantage  under the minority clause. use itr.  I fyou are anyother type minority such as indian, spainish, or black you have the advantage over non minority applicants. It iisn't right but remember women have never been treated right and it;'s payback.
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I'm looking into joining CityYear, acctually, I applied, and my first interview is on Tuesday. So, I can answer most of your questions. Some, or most, of the people live with their parents, or someone close by, which would be free rent, which is what I will be doing. There are some that move away for their year of service, which is what the stepind is for. It is acctually very doable to live on 175 dollars a week, You just have to budget well. They'll help you out, by setting you up with room mates, and helping you look for an apartment. They strongly suggest four people to a two bedroom apartment and in walking distance (or in an area with public transportation). They don't have any sort of dorms on any of their sites. Although, in the near furtute the Boston site will have dorms. With the 175 a week you won't be able to go out to the movies every week, or anything, but it's do able, and you'll still have spending money. You mentioned you live in that area. I suggest you do what I'm doing. I applied to my nearest site, so I can stay with my parents, and I'm going to direct deposit my stipend into an account for college, and I'll move my hours and keep my part time job later at night. (Most students either go to school or have a part time job after City Year, you just have to make sure it never cuts into your commitment.) So, no, you wouldn't have to leave work, but you may need to change your hours to gaurtee you won't be working before 6:30 PM. They also have decent health care and dental care. but they even told me on the phone, if you can stay with your parents, and on their insurance, it will be better. I can't think of anything else I should tell you, feel free to email me.\nOh, and good luck on your essays, I spent a month doing mine, writing them, they red pening them, then writing them again...
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I just graduated from Glasgow Uni and although I am too sick to work I looked into my options. The first was postgrad study and the second was work. \n\nAnyway, I went to a careers place and they said I had to go back to Glasgow Uni to get advice as I just graduated. I picked up some books and started to read. The books were graduate jobs, that are designed for graduates with and without specialised degrees. With Maths, Computing and Accounting you could apply for these jobs and be offered a specailised place based on the fact that you are qualified in these areas.Look out for graduate careers, rather than just jobs. \n\nI think you are asking the wrong question because you were given the wrong advice. For example, microsoft have graduate career jobs. And even if you are not qualified enough, you are probably more qualified than they are asking for and will train you in any area they need to. If you are willing to take any field, then these is so much out there.\n\nGo to any Uni, go to the careers service and ask for books on graduate careers. They are free for graduates to take home and you will be surprised at your options without developing a 'network of contacts'. You see, these jobs are not advertised in the same way as normal jobs, and are only available to graduates.\n\nI know it really isn't answering your question, but it is the answer to the question you should have been asking, had you been given the right information.\n\nHope this helps and good luck.
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I have to say that if you are trying to find places to interview HERE for a potential career, you are facing hard times.  No jobs will be "offered" to you, by the way.  You have to go and offer yourself to them and then PRAY that they will take you.  If they have seen any of the NUMEROUS sad posts that you have put up, I fear the worst for you
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Try here.....\n\nhttp://www.ntu.ac.uk/careers/staff/index.html