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 Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 6:20 pm Post subject: Youth Jobs |
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A good place to start employment is McDonalds. I know it's not cool to work at McDonalds, however they have a fantastic training program. Let's say you want management experience, you can move up at McDonald's.
My first job was at Laura Secord, an ice cream and chocolate store. I moved from a part time student to an assistant manager.
Always, keep an open mind to new job possibilities. |
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Pauloz
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| Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:13 am Post subject: Re: Youth Jobs |
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| your-resume wrote: | A good place to start employment is McDonalds. I know it's not cool to work at McDonalds, however they have a fantastic training program. Let's say you want management experience, you can move up at McDonald's.
My first job was at Laura Secord, an ice cream and chocolate store. I moved from a part time student to an assistant manager.
Always, keep an open mind to new job possibilities. |
your-resume
Thanks for this post. Actually, McDs and the others are great for getting good baseline portable skills for a whole range of other jobs, too, and the management stuff can get people credible management experience by the time they're 20.
Cool, schmool. What's cool about being unemployed?
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