Alix, my advice is rather than looking online, create a resume and a cover letter and start hitting the pavement. If you go to all of the places around Salina, the managers and the workers will see your dedication to finding a job. If you fill it out online, there is a chance the right people will never see it and then you will think they consider you when, in reality, they lost your application.Since you are 16, try going to the local grocery stores, fast food places, movie theaters and other small shops and see if they are hiring. Try to seek out the manager, introduce yourself to them, ask for an application and so on. This way they can put a name with a face, they can see how you interact with them and then you will no longer be just John Smith but John Smith with an actual handshake. Obviously that means going into a business with nice clothes, even like a suit and tie and just presenting yourself in the best possible light.Another key thing to do is to make sure you take down the managers name and also their phone number. Once you turn in an application, make sure you give them a couple of days to read it over and then request to do an interview. Just keep at it and be persistent in trying to schedule an interview and if you are lucky, the chips will fall in your favor.Good luck.
Monday, December 1, 2014
Does anyone know any links that are or have any jobs available in salina kansas? -
What are ur favorite sugarland songs? -
Living in a Northern Town (I love this song)We RunGenevieve Operations Working VacationWhat I d giveAlready GoneTake me as I amLoveFall into meWishing I hope this helps.
Road trip to Raleigh, NC...Whats it like there? Should I try somewhere else? If so, whats a good place? -
When I used to live there there was a saying... Raleigh. It s a great place to live but you wouldn t want to visit there. So while that isn t totally true, Raleigh isn t really a tourist destination (but it IS an incredible place to live).But you ll find stuff to keep you busy for a couple of days.Don t count on seeing snow. It s a pretty moderate climate. You might do better going to Asheville.
Raleigh is beautiful with plenty of things to do. Here s the website for events during the Christmas break.http://www.visitraleigh.com/
i would go to myrtle beach myself. or maybe charleston, sc. raleigh is ok at best. if you want a chance at snow, chattanooga, tn is better and on 75 so it is straight north from tampa.