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idkSince when is it weird to work at amc at 23?
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idkSince when is it weird to work at amc at 23?
i aint sweating the seeing people having fun part too muchI mean it sucks seeing people having fun while your working. I worked at Regal Cinemas in HS and during the Holidays of my 1st year of college. There were people in their 30s working there. Its an easy job if you work Box OFfice, Concession sucks but is fast paced so time flies, and cleaning theaters is easy.
If you're in SF (other major cities as well, I'm not exactly sure which ones) and have a car, look into becoming a Lyft driver. I have a real job, but I am a lyft driver as well. Drivers get to keep 85% of the fare which is pretty good. I give a total of like 3-4 people a ride per day before and after going into my regular job, that's like $30-40/day right there which pays for my gas and toll + some. You can make a lot more if you drive the whole day, especially friday and saturday nights, but I don't do that. The extra money is just a plus to me, being a driver allows me to network and meet new people. I've met tons of people that work in the same industry/field as me and we trade business cards and what not. There's also a lot of cute women that use lyft. Every time a cutie gets in my car, I make it a challenge to get their number before the ride is over.So far it's working out pretty well.
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^Yeah, you have to clear a background check and have insurance for your car. That's about it. I leave my pink mustache inside my car on the dash and not on the outside grill as suggested by lyft.
Also, the real cab/taxi drivers can get hostile at times because lyft/uber/side car/etc... are taking business away from them. They be straight mean muggin and mouthing off sometimes to me. I might have to get rid of the pink mustache all together to avoid any confrontations.![]()
How is it?
Pay seems rly well..
You on the east coast?![]()
Bro, I worked at a movie theater for 4 1/2 years. It was a chill job that paid the bills while I was in school. I was able to move up to booth projectionist and got some good raises (back then) on the way. It's most likely seasonal for the summer, so make a good impression in case you need to stay. And it's true though, the job is more geared towards young adults, but you did see those lifer types who just ended up settling there. Still, ain't no shame, it's a job.finally got a callback after an interview. went through amc's interview process yesterday and got a callback for employment today. i decided to accept since they said it'll be flexible on my hours only problem now is im 23...idk if thats weird or not for me to be working therei'm aware that it is a job for younger adults like fresh outta high school kids or something idk..
thanks man, i keep on having 2nd thoughts about accepting the job but i gotta start looking at the brightside of things. ive been unemployed for a year and half so anything is better than nothing. i dont have major bills to pay for since im still in college and i can take my girl to free movies nowBro, I worked at a movie theater for 4 1/2 years. It was a chill job that paid the bills while I was in school. I was able to move up to booth projectionist and got some good raises (back then) on the way. It's most likely seasonal for the summer, so make a good impression in case you need to stay. And it's true though, the job is more geared towards young adults, but you did see those lifer types who just ended up settling there. Still, ain't no shame, it's a job.
If you know the Salary range, then put the max(max minus $500 if youre below the experience requirements)What's the best way to answer "desired salary" question on an application?
I want to be realistic for the sake of being considered for the job, but I don't want to lowball myself knowing damn well I would be unhappy to be working for pennies.
If you know the Salary range, then put the max(max minus $500 if youre below the experience requirements)
if it's for a resume... i'll just leave it blank or put down how much I made at my last job.What if there's no max? I'm come across more than a few that have no range at all, just say "desired salary"
I had that happen. It stung for days. It was handwrittenA company actually sent me a letter saying that I wasn't selected for a position I interviewed for. Kinda hurt actually seeing it in words![]()
Its not the best way but googling the position and checking out the salary range helps. I would still keep it on the high side so you dont get lowballed. If want you but cant pay you that much they will let you know.What if there's no max? I'm come across more than a few that have no range at all, just say "desired salary"If you know the Salary range, then put the max(max minus $500 if youre below the experience requirements)
I had that happen. It stung for days. It was handwritten![]()
. Dude had the nerve to sign it too.
Its not the best way but googling the position and checking out the salary range helps. I would still keep it on the high side so you dont get lowballed. If want you but cant pay you that much they will let you know.
:xI applied part time for bakery team member, I have no experience at all with supermarket jobs. Hell any job for that matter, this is my first "official" job, apparently it's $10.00/hour
True, better than the 7.50/hr I got at Giant after my 1st yr of college :x![]()
I hope they don't give me more than 30 a week. But at the same time I would like to work at least 4 days out of the week. Especially since this Whole Foods is located right across UMmy mom works for the jewel osco bakery, shes only supposed to work about 12 hours a week just like every one else but she works 30+ hours a week so maybe whole foods will be like that for you
colossal avy to post content ratio broHad to settle for a crap Macy's job with horrible pay and stupid dress code for a stock associate . Might not even show up and take my chances being a trapstar lol
Man you buggin, talking bout having second thoughts. People would do anything to be in your position. You know how long I've been unemployed?Last time I worked was in March of 2010, I was still in high school at that time. I'm in college part time, but I've been in and out because I needed money to pay for classes. Since graduating high school I had to break my back doing jobs like roofing, construction, and interior demolition just to raise money for classes. I'm thankful I finally got hired for an "official" job and I don't have to break my back anymore for a crappy under the table salary.thanks man, i keep on having 2nd thoughts about accepting the job but i gotta start looking at the brightside of things. ive been unemployed for a year and half so anything is better than nothing. i dont have major bills to pay for since im still in college and i can take my girl to free movies nowi'll stay positive and not let that minimum wage amount or age discourage me.