JOB Options

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

...or i could just...




not work.

[Insurmountable]

yea yea..
that works too.

you can make the babies and the meals.
bickety-bam

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

^
actually, i wouldnt mind working with kids.
as long as they aren`t old people.

hell no.

[Insurmountable]

ewh omg I couldn't work with old people, they just smell weird and bad..and ugh and they can't f**king hear anything.

Kids just run around like chickens with their heads cut off.

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

^EXACTLY. OMG FINALLY. SOMEONE WHO DOESNT LIKE OLD PEOPLE.
People always say,

"I LOVE OLD PEOPLE!"
or
"Well, you`re gonna be old someday, too."



FUCK THAT.


Old people don`t like me. Seriously. I don`t know why.

[jaeman]

Old people are worse than kids.

[Insurmountable]

^EXACTLY. OMG FINALLY. SOMEONE WHO DOESNT LIKE OLD PEOPLE.
People always say,

"I LOVE OLD PEOPLE!"
or
"Well, you`re gonna be old someday, too."
FUCK THAT.
Old people don`t like me. Seriously. I don`t know why.

I'm going to be the coolest f**king old person ever so that logic fails.

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

^co-sign.

[S-Majere]

My first interview was for a vetinary assistant. I didn't get the job - I was nervous as hell and up against a lot of other teens wanting to build portfolios before uni.

My next job interview was much better - and I was up against 3 days' worth of applicants. Sure, it was only a weekend job at a well-known retailer; but I did it! I duty manager for them now, which is uber.

There's nothing like a job to boost confidence and initiative!

[stephinika]

My first job was with my uncle so there was no interview...

I think my first interview was for Superstore (a grocery store) and I thought it went well but I got no call. But then, I got an interview for Tim Horton's and it was pretty easy and at the end I had the job.
Some time later, I went to the job fair at the mall and got 5 interview and got 4 job offers. It was awesome.

[shadowfax]

My first interview was for this jewelry kiosk at a mall. They only sell silver jewelry so I couldn't wear my gold (hey, I'm Indian and we wear tons of gold) and I had to wear visible make-up (lipstick at least and I'm not fond of lipstick). I guess my face showed my disinterest and I didn't get a call back. :P The first place I left my resume was also a fashion jewelry store but I didn't get a call. Then I applied to a huge retailer and my interview went well and I got the job. Pretty good for a first job.

Oh, and the elderly are definitely worse than kids.

[dannyordinary]

The guy said he'll call me back, and then he called me like the next day.

But i'm really good at job interviews, so i always get the job
=]

[tokyo-rose]

Congrats; so what's your job?

I've never been to a job interview. I'll probably apply for a job later this year.

[*Steven*]

I just went for my first job interview
And i got the job...YAY!!!
it was easier than i thought...and i was hardly nervous which is odd for me

i'm basically making this topic because im really excited
also
How did your first Job interview go??

What'd you apply for? Office bitch?

[fameONE]

What'd you apply for? Office bitch?

Priceless.

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When I really don't plan on getting old at all. I want to go out in a blaze of glory and have an untimely death.

[rnicron]

When speaking of McDonalds, I highly disagree that "professional" is a word of choice to describe McDonalds.

[fameONE]

When speaking of McDonalds, I highly disagree that "professional" is a word of choice to describe McDonalds.

In any business, a certain degree of professionalism is required to run the organization. Mickey D's is no different.

[*Steven*]

maybe so, but i doubt the position they got (assuming it was attained at mcd's) is considered professional.

[fameONE]

maybe so, but i doubt the position they got (assuming it was attained at mcd's) is considered professional.

I keep forgetting that things are a little different in the states. >_<

[JCLore]

When speaking of McDonalds, I highly disagree that "professional" is a word of choice to describe McDonalds.

but then again maccas is one of the top fast food organizations in the world
and they earn billions in profit each year
AND they hire over 56,000 employees a year in australia alone

you know how i know all this....
.....
.....
beacuse i have to do a 3 hour online initiation course just to learn the basics

its so boring
and their monitoring me too

I keep forgetting that things are a little different in the states. >_<

i dunno what its like in the states
but i guess since there are millions more ppl living there
its probably 10x as big
i dunno, ive only been there twice
i do know that maccas tastes completely different here in Australia
(when i say different i mean better)

What'd you apply for? Office bitch?

you know, its hard to tell whether i like you or not

[transcendentalis...]

my first job interview was pretty normal...
the first thing the manager said to me after "hi, how're you doing" and etc was "so tell me about yourself."

i made him laugh the whole way through. it was simple :P i met the rest of the staff pretty much that day.

[rnicron]

but then again maccas is one of the top fast food organizations in the world
and they earn billions in profit each year
AND they hire over 56,000 employees a year in australia alone

They're one of the top food chains because they're everywhere and it's a quick fix for dinner.

They make millions because, again, they're everywhere.

The number of employees doesn't really show professionalism...with those numbers, it could mean that they'll just higher anyone.

Maybe they used to be professional to get to the top, but once they reached it, it's a backburner activity.

[fameONE]

They're one of the top food chains because they're everywhere and it's a quick fix for dinner.

They make millions because, again, they're everywhere.

The number of employees doesn't really show professionalism...with those numbers, it could mean that they'll just higher anyone.

Maybe they used to be professional to get to the top, but once they reached it, it's a backburner activity.

In order for a business to run effectively, business needs to be conducted professionally.

[rnicron]

Maybe I go to the wrong "maccas".

[freeflow]

Mine was interesting, but I got the job and I'm still working there. So that's all that matters.