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I started looking for my first Construction related job by earning a credit for an internship program. The first internship I took was looking to hire interns and turn it into a full time position. They ended up liking me and I was offered a full-time position. If this were not the case it gave me a plethra of knowledge in the field which I didn't have before and could now use it to move into another intern position or strait into a different full-time job. The internship made me more valuable for a company and also made money while I was being educated.

Customers are always right and always listen to them. Even if they change their orders after the drink is made, remake the drink.

Dont call out and work your hardest.

stay in school keep partying..work is over rated...

First of all, you need to have the knowledge and the patience it takes to be a good cashier. When you work with the public, you must know how to carry on a polite,but yet professional conversation with every customer you deal with. If you cannot deal with people in general, then you should not be working as a cashier.

Go to school and get out of manufacturing NOW

Don't get up on your job search it will get hard but you have to be bull headed in order to get the response that you may want

The telecommunications field is full of changes be prepared not only to change companies but to change job duties.

Look outside your comfort zone for other opportunities.

For a massage therapist(LMP) in Seattle, finding a job is more about knowing people than replying to an ad.

The LMP community in Seattle is small and everyone knows everyone else. Having connections will get you the job quicker and easier than anything else.