I've been an ACD (copy) at the same agency for the past 5 yrs, does anyone know of any shops that are hiring?
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check out www.theworxgroup.com
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Not knowing what state you're in makes it difficult to say.  The vast majority of new licensees go to work for a local independent agent to get their feet wet, learn the business, and most importantly to learn which companies are most competetive in the area and meet their marketing reps.  If they like you, they'll appoint you.  From there it's usually pretty easy to get your E&O (errors and ommissions insurance), get a few appointments, hang a sign and go for it.  I am an independent working in Texas for the last ten years and that's exactly how I did it.  Whatever you do, DO NOT invest your life savings on any of the "insurance franchise opportunities" out there.  They are just taking your money to get you appointed to companies you can get appointed to by yourself.  Take the savings and buy the biggest yellow page ad you can afford (I have 3 full pages) because it will always be your best investment.  Also, if you can time your opening with the publication of the yellow pages it will save you thousands in wasted overhead waiting for the phone to ring. Good Luck!
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Best thing you can do is pick up some regs at the store. Gives you all the info you need.
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best way is to make sure you are hiring HONEST employees ......\nALWAYS check references, especially from previous employers.\n\nsecurity cameras in high target areas (cash register, etc.)\nare helpful in deterring theft also
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Any sports store will work.  Like maybe  Big 5.
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Just go to your local Radio Shack and ask them if there are any openings in the area.  Some stores can provide you with an application and interveiw if they have job openings.  In other cases you may be refered to an other store or to the area manager.  They look primarily for retail sales experiance.  Some knowlage of electronics is a plus but not needed fo most positions.
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I am not sure what ccj is but you can apply at department stores and go from there. I think they approve or disapprove on the spot.
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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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It probably depends on the location (local minimum wage laws and such).  Go in and shop.  Talk to an employee and ask them what they started at.
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How about trying your local papers - they may be looking for photographers?  Otherwise try large portrait studios to see if they would take you on.
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Not too sure you can hire one, but to find one cheap look in exchange of mart or there is a firm in Wellinbough that sells them.can't re call name but look on the web, also look in local papers.
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You can look in the classified ad in your local paper or in another job book like I live in the Atlanta area we have lots of differnt papers for all kind of jobs listing also look on the computer and also a good ideal to do put out fliers or make yourslf bussiness cards or look inthe phone books or ask around where you live you will get some calls believe it .
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try the better business bureau
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There will be an application kiosk near the Customer Service desk.  Take your time with the application.  Make sure you bring all of your information with you so you don't have to leave areas of the application blank.  Make sure your spelling and grammer are correct.  Make sure and include information regarding any area where you may have special knowledge or experience (eg. plumbing, electrical, etc.)  Everyone who applies fills out the same application, so the object is to set yourself apart from the others.  The object at this point is to get an interview.\n\nAll interviews are conducted using the same set of questions for each applicant for each of three interviews that you must get through successfully in order to receive a job offer.  When you arrive for an interview, be on time.  If you are late for an interview, you are telling them you are likely to be late for work if they decide to hire you.  Dress appropriately.  A suit and tie is not necessary, but on the other hand this is not the time to show up in your favorite AC/DC t-shirt sporting all of your facial piercings.  Use common sense.\n\nThe first interview will consist of approximately 20 questions, most of which relate to customer service.  One of the questions will be something like, "You are on your way to the breakroom for your break, and a customer stops you to ask for help, what do you do?"  Again use common sense.  Keep in mind that the most important issue in a Lowe's store is customer service.\n\nThe second interview will again consist of about 20 questions designed to give the interviewer a sense of how you might interact with your peers in the store.  For example, they might ask you something like, "Describe a disagreement you had with your boss at your last job and how did you resolve it."\n\nThe third interview will usually be with a Manager in the store who has the authority to present you with a job offer.  The first two interviewers will have recommended that you be hired.  This last interviewer will ask you a series of questions that are a mix of the first two and are designed to give the final interviewer a sense that the first two interviewers were correct in recommending you for hire.\n\nIf you land a job, show up for work on time every day, work hard, and learn everything you can.  Most Lowe's Store Managers started out at the bottom rung of the Lowe's ladder with the simplest and lowest paying jobs in the store.  Lowe's will give you more responsibility and advance you quickly if you apply yourself.\n\nGood luck!
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I would check out this website.....it lists agents and information. Maybe you'll have luck finding something in your area...
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Have you checked out Prepaid Legal Services Inc?\nI have been working on this business for about a year and have quit my day job. I am now supporting myself doing it full time.
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If you really want to find out about agencies in your area, you could contact your local ACTRA office, they may have a list or at least be familiar enough to recommend a few.