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well if someone is gonna pay bills, they need a permanent job, because receiving bills is a never-ending process, it is permanent

it also makes me wonder, why do people bother working seasonal jobs during the Christmas Rush, Holidays, or just applying for them, when most likely you are going to be released, let go after the Christmas Rush, Holidays end, i feel the goal should be once you get a job, make sure it is a...

no lately i've been doing that internship for the past 3 months now

yeah because for a very long time in my life whenever i applied for a job, not only would i not get hired, i would not get an interview in the first place, but the fact i've had 11 job interviews this year, for entry-level service jobs, must mean something new and i'm not aware of it

it's like as if applying for a simple minimum-wage job in retail, customer-service, fast-food, is like applying to be an Engineer, Architect, FBI Agent, Doctor, etc. C'mon, who would you rather hire? someone who could accidentally kill you by performing surgery on you? or someone who rings up...

it just pisses me off that it's easier to get hired as a seasonal employee during the holidays than it is during the regular, normal time of year

yeah aside from the Volunteering i've been doing lately, which i started doing last week, thats another option I should pursue

so why do retail employers around the holidays, why are their hiring-standards not as high during the holidays when compared to the regular, normal time of year?

yeah something tells me it could be my interview performance, and yes seasonal temporary retail jobs around the holidays, employers are more willing to overlook a mediocre interview performance around the holidays than they are during the normal times of the year, when hiring for permanent...

makes me wonder why I had no luck getting hired at Home-Depot, because my best friend since middle-school works there, he's let me use him as a reference, connection, and i've had 2 interviews at 2 different Home-Depots this year but no luck getting hired, and my friend had no work experience...

yeah, one-thing I do not know the answer to yet, is to retail entry-level service jobs, such as retail, when hiring around the holidays, do they do reference checks, do they call for references when they are hiring for seasonal temporary jobs? or is that only when hiring for permanent job positions?

also, i'm guessing i am right, correct, that retail, entry-level retail jobs are less picky, less choosy about who they hire during the holidays for seasonal, temporary jobs than they are for permanent jobs during the normal time of the year?

so my cousin's husband was probably thinking about professional career jobs instead of entry-level service jobs, minimum-wage jobs?

yeah because I was having a discussion with my Cousin's Husband a few months ago about this topic, because I was telling him I had been trying to get a job at Home-Depot, because my best friend since Middle School works there, has been working there for 2 years now, my best friend had no job...

specifically, how does networking help a person get a job? because there is that common phrase "it's not what you know but who you know"

Well I don't know, i would imagine i need a Degree in order to get hired at the Hospital, but i'm volunteering to gain more cashiering skills so I can get rehired at Target or another retail, customer-service job

i'm currently doing that right now, volunteering at one of those hospital gift-shops to gain more cashier experience

i was on the website CityData, this person on there, who is a Retail Hiring-Manager, has been involved in Retail for over 10 years now, she told me this: "Yes. Roughly 25% of a store's yearly business happens between Black Friday and about the 2nd of January. So, stores hire a LOT of people to...

I don't have a college degree, and no job experience beyond retail and the food-service industry, overall, customer-service industry, since retail and fast-food, restaurant jobs make up the overwhelming vast majority of customer-service jobs, like I said before, I'm completely comfortable and...

out of all the 11 job interviews i've had this year the past 8 months, i always dressed professionally with a suit and a tie, was clean-shaven, good hygiene with deodorant, with hair-cut, with a buzz-cut, wore dress shoes i had that hair-cut when i got hired during my Target Interview during the...