Any information on starting a pre-employment screener?
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See if they know what some logic question is. Like, "What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs at noon, and 3 legs in the evening." (answer:Human) something like that.
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They list them sometimes at http://www.actorspages.org/viewnotices.php\n\nYou can also post your pictures and resume for free.
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they're easy to find.  I would link you, but I'm at work and would rather not get fired  ;)\n\nGoogle "phone actor" or "Phone sex" employment.  I know there's a website to get you started.  Also, I saw an ad for it on Craig's List, so you might want to check that out.  Also, the classifieds in the newspaper have ads for phone actors.
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id say \nWRITE AN APPLICATION PLEASE!!!
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Try posting it on www.tampa.craigslist.org  Also call up some businesses from the yellow pages and call them to find out if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. Then call that person in 3-4 days. If they don't have an opening, ask them who does. Also try https://jobs.myflorida.com/index.html
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http://www.eei.org/testingbrochures/\n\nrequires a login\n\ntry the name and password provided at the site below\n\nhttp://www.tva.gov/employment/ops_maint/...
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try labor ready or job searches
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DUH!! ?? if you do not live by the store.. in which you would just go there and get one.. then you call directory assistance and get the number.. have them mail you one.. or if hollywood video has a website, then go to the site and email them. and just some friendly advice.. i doubt they will hire someone that can't even figure out how to get an application.
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Contact the Better Business Bureau in your area.\nAsk to do an interview.\nHave some questions and a recording device and - hey presto, someone else writes you project and you get top marks!
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Go in looking nice and ask for an application.  You can see if you can get a job first.  Interviewing is good practice.
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Well, you shouldnt even start with the application. Begin with apperance. Dont go into a workplace even if it is a burger king dressed like your about to go shopping. Put on some clothes that make you seem responsible and well kept up. Then focus on your application when you go to apply. Try to make yourself seem like a valuable asset to the business and that you want to work there for a few years even if you dont. Employers look for long term employees
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You don't say what part of the country you are from but there are small film makers and film associations all over. Try looking them up on the net and finding out about auditioning through them.  I've been in a couple local shorts that have gone to international festivals. it's a good way to get your foot in the door.\n\nLocal commercials can be a good jumping off point.  Call local add agencies and see what they say.\n\n Then you'll want to see about an agent and you need to set up a web sight.
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You'll have to go to the Department of Jobs and Family Services or whatever it's called in your state OR call and have them mail you an application. If you go there you fill it out and turn it in, they will either call you or mail you an appointment. If you mail it in it'll take most likely a couple of weeks. A week at the least and they'll mail you a packet which an appointment and you have to take the paper so they know you actually have an appointment. They want to know allllllll of your business. If you want to know more about the process let me know.
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yes.  Go to the pre-qualification site ....
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There's a section in http://www.classmates.com for workplaces. You might check to see if anyone from the company has registered there.
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That, frankly, sucks.  Best of luck, whatever choice you make.\n\nThis question is basically unanswerable without a lot more information.  To answer it as it stands: follow your gut.  I know that doesn't help.\n\nThe info that would help:\nYour age\n" profession\n" status - married w/ dependents & need security? Single & more prepared to take risks? How important is security?\nThe type of business you want to start - what is the average start-up failure rate in that field?\n\nHaving said the above, if you've been in the same field and are about to get arsed with the above frequency, maybe your current profession is not the answer either way, and perhaps another 'career' may be a valid third choice.\n\nReally, v. good luck.  You seem to keep getting rehired, so I can tell you're doing something right.
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Try contacting them directly to request information about employment opportunities.\n\nHope this helps!