should i work for schwanns food co.?
613349
Sure, give it a shot.  And then stop by my house.  I've always wondered what they have for sale and wouldn't mind trying some of it out.  Good luck.
932492
Yes .You can do the accounts work of small units including restaurants. Go at your own time and complete the job and earn money.
576528
To work at IHOP!  International House of Pancakes
544315
If you're not even an employee then what's it to ya? \nAre you some bitter spinster/bachelor that just hates to see someone else getting some? \nReally, why would you do this? For god's sake they work at Woldemort...is that not suffering enough? you'd deny them a little bright spot in their lives?
223934
Check with a small business beaureu for your city.\nAnd if you need help training your staff... I'm your guy.\nWorked in the restaurant business for years.
802098
This is a great company to invest in.....They are gaining market share. As an employee - if you are skilled - it might be a great Future. \n\nUsually rewards follow performance.   :o )
967185
woah! just looked on their site good benefits. maybe there is no catch, and becasue they are such a good company, and obviously actually care about their workers they wanna give them stuff that will help motivate them. if workers are motivated, then theyr more likely to work harder and therefor, in the long run, make more money for the company. dont fret! just enjoy it if you do get the job. good luck!!!!\n\nHealth care: medical (PPO), prescription drugs, dental and vision \nDisability, life, and accidental death & dismemberment (AD&D) insurance \n401(k) retirement plan with company match \nHousing discounts at our apartment communities \nPaid holidays, vacation, and sick time \nFlexible spending accounts for day care or healthcare expenses \nTransportation benefits for parking or transit expenses \nEmployee assistance program \nTuition reimbursement \nReferral bonuses for finding new associates \nRelocation assistance \nDiscount programs on things such as home appliances, paint supplies, office supplies, monthly wireless service plans, and banking \nCredit union membership \nAssociate recognition programs (check out having fun for details) \nIndustry-leading training programs \nSupplemented career apparel programs for on-site associates who are required to wear uniforms
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Well since you are a fresher I believe its a good enough company for a start.Its a Toshiba group company.Then personally I think you shudnt worry too much about how well established the company is.Once you get some experience you can always go for bigger opportunities.I am also working in the software field.So this what I think.All the best
621055
I just read an article in the Tradewinds magazine about how Asian women, from former CEO's to housewives, were the biggest money earners in our international company. The next trillion dollar industry is the health/wellness industry. So you would want to get with a firmly established, debt free company that is doing business in over 70 countries, has over 40 physical offices, 7 cafes, ranked the 4th fastest growing company of any kind in its first 6 years, and has an unduplicatble product being called the next coca-cola, allow them to take the financial risks and you get the rewards by payouts of 53 cents on every dollar. That's what I did and the income with no experience has surpassed my professional income with a master's. I know you are a single mother like I am, and this was definately the right company, with the right product, and it came into my life at the right time. With your comedic and outgoing personality, you may want to take a serious look at this company (www.TNI.com/1934177) and (www.TNCafe.com). Good luck to you. While you're researching, you can listen to a toll free, pre-recorded msg about our company at 800-242-0363, pin 4055. Contact me if you want more information.
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are we being asked to...I didnt know that, the guy who owns the company has a massive house and is worth 2 million squiddlies....I think he should be forced to repay those folk out of his own pocket...greedy b****** !  if not him then the food giants should, how much profit do they make each year and its only thanks to us cos we all shop there.
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Not fair, unfortunately Society is daunted with people who think that experience is necessary.. I feel that passion can go hand in hand with experience but most people are not willing to take that chance. \n\nHowever, a young manager, such as yourself can contribute so much more than an experienced one as your outlook is fresh thus, will be your ideas and your enthusiam.\n\nAh wait, but I don't have a restaurant.
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If you are a good salesperson/marketer, you can work anywhere you choose...As a businessman and professional salesman for over 45 years, I always had work and or looking for quality producer's to work with me...They will want to know your past experience/production levels etc...The best, is always hired first...\n\nA very well renouned and highly respected salesman named Napolian Hill once said..." Nothing happens, untill a sale is made"...Makes a lot of sence...Nothing, absolutely nothing, will happen till it's made...You are on the front line of business....\n\nAn admirable decision, in considering sales as a career..."you get paid what you are worth" another famous man said......So, yes, persue it..Possibly get that server job first and then you will have the security to persue a sales career...\n\nI encourage you to go ahead and remember...Where else can you be your own boss and make all the money you want???\n\nGood luck and go after your dream's in Ney York...But...be carefull out there.... :)...Yukoneze
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I work as a mystery shopper for a local company a few hours a week.  Not a lot of money, but it is legit.\n\nI think that it is VERY important that you do your homework and really look at the companies that you are trying to work for.  I very strongly feel that you should work for a local company and not an internet organization. At least that way you can get to a real person if the need arises!!!
621744
OK, so first off, I don't think this company is your ideal home.  From here, it's hard to see why, but clearly things aren't working out.  Time to look elsewhere for work?  Yeah.\n\nBut before you go, let's get all we can out of this learning experience.  And, treat the remainder of your time there as nothing more than that.  You're now there to figure out what's up with these demotions.  Three possibilities come to mind, and whichever is true, learning more about it will help you in the future:\n1. You may have found a company with a 'sick' corporate culture.  The general atmosphere may be 'cutthroat' or just dysfunctional.  If that's true, it will be wise to recognize it, and learn how to pick up on those signals so that you don't hook up with another company that's just as bad.  Most companies are not that way, but I've worked for a couple that had some real issues!\n2. It is possible that there is something YOU are doing to rub people the wrong way.  It could be something as simple as combing your hair the wrong way, but whatever it is, figure it out before you leave.  That way, if its something that you're willing to change, it might help you develop a better working relationship in your next job.\n3. You might have just found that you're not ideally suited for this industry.  Perhaps there is something about you and retail that just don't mesh perfectly.  Again, if this is true, it should redirect your next job search into a different industry.  I can tell you that there are some industries that I'm just not as good at as others.  Focus on the things you do best, not the things that aren't your strength.\n\nOne other things strikes me.  You mentioned sending out resumes and thinking about grad school, and that you thought this might have affected your career prospects.  I'm puzzled about this.  How would they have known about these things?  If you were just chattering about it in conversation, I think this could indeed have sabotaged your prospects.  These are things that typically we don't talk about at work.  If nothing else, it can make the people who STAY feel somewhat demeaned, especially if you act like you're going somewhere better, or that you think you're too good to stay working there with them.  The point is, at some point, if you take a new job, you'll have to spread the news, but if you aren't really going, it's just demoralizing to be talking about going somewhere better all the time.\n\nAnyway, regardless of any of this, YES, it's time to look elsewhere.  Go somewhere that they'll value your ability.  Clearly, you're not getting a good connection where you are.\n\nBest of luck to you.
325331
sounds like a nice idea- even if by the time they recieve it- they already hired someone else!  Maybe they will keep you in mind next time there is an opening if they dont hire you this time.
944402
I don't know what job yer going for, but in ANY industry, do your homework on the company before you go to the interview- even if it's friggin McDonald's. Have something to talk about that you found out as an interesting fact online about their company. This will make you appear interested and intelligent and eager to know more about them, not just "Can I have a job?" Ask the interviewer, if it gets that comfortable, how do they like it there. And never, repeat NEVER, talk bad about any past or current employer. Sing their praises
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I do.\nI'm currently flipping burgers at McDonalds.\nWe have an opening for a fry cook if you need a job... let me know and I'll put in a good word for you!