Applying to retail stores?
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Yes,I am the Manager of the gift shop.The first thing before I read  the application is how the person look,and their attitude.Good Luck
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Walk into a blockbuster establishment and ask for an application or to speak with the manager.\n\nSee this site for more info about a job with Blockbuster:\nhttp://www.blockbusterinc.retailjobs.hcareers.com/
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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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my friend was 15 when she started working there. im not sure about requirements though. i think it goes by state, not individual store.
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Navigate to their Job Search page, find a job you want to apply to and click Apply. that will prompt you to register for their job app site and fill out your information.\n\nhttp://www.starbucks.com/aboutus/jobsearchselect.asp
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Just walk into various places that you go to and ask if theyre hiring. If they are, ask them for an application.
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With no high school diploma yet, and no real job experience, that  will be very hard to accomplish.\nTry one of the Supermarkets, as in Von's just off, Magnolia. Sorry for the life of me, can't recall the cross street.\nBut they often hire teens, and it could be a good start for you. Check some of those stores, in one of those shopping areas. They might hire you too. Just keep going around and asking and filling it applications, something might turn up.
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I dunno... try applying
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Want to be a buyer\nQ. I am very interested in becoming a buyer for a major department store or catalogue. Could someone give me more information on the type of background or credentials I would need to pursue this? Also, what would be a good way to get a start? "I'm not really sure what field of the industry I would be good at. I am interested in either fashion design, buying, or stylist. Is there any kind of fashion career aptitude tests out there that will help me in my decision?"\n \nA.You need either a solid retail background or a merchandising degree to be a buyer and preferably both. Requirements vary by retailer, and e-commerce start-ups may want a "fresher" eye since the medium is so new so you might want to think about that.\n\nBuyers need solid math skills (depending on who you work for, you'll be dealing with numbers a large part of your job) and a great ability to translate the trends into salable merchandise\n \nhope that helps
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The best bet is to look up the basic chain stores under the employment tab...like KFC, Target, etc.\n\nI included below the first I found...really try your own research first, ok? This took me all of 25 seconds...
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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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Fill out an application.  That's where you need to start.  If you know how to use a 10 key calculator and type (10 key more than typing) then you're a head of the game and you need to make sure to put that you can run a 10 key calculator on the application.\n\nNowadays, most of the grocery store banks hire part-timers that are high school students and these individuals end up working their way up the ladder.  My younger cousin did this and he was able to transfer from one state to another, and be closer to his parents.\n\nGood luck!
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I would look at District Manager positions, both business to business and retail.  \n\nI'm usually pretty good at the title game, but your situation is unique. \n\nCongratulations and good luck to you!
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You need to go instore to apply for a store card.\n\nto find your nearest store goto the website: http://www.newlook.co.uk/
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here's the link for recruiting from www mayco com http://www.retailology.com/\n\nYou may also try going there in person and asking for a job application.
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I heard they were hiring at Burger King.. someone should send him an application. ha!
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Many other retail stores.  Note that there are a variety of laws on employing youths so some business may be unwilling to consider you at first - so research the relevant laws and be persistent.