Apply anywhere and everywhere
Start with thinking what environment you want to work in; do you want to work in food service or maybe retail? Once you decide on a place, think about places with in that category you would be willing to work at. Once a place crosses your mind, apply there. Applying to tons of places can only help you because it makes your chances higher of getting calls for interviews. Applying to only a low number of places is very risky and you’re less likely to hear back from anywhere. Remember, just because places are taking applications, they may not be hiring at the moment.
Use connections
Ask family members or close friends if they know anywhere that is hiring. Most of the time, people get jobs because of connections. Networking is key to success.
Interview them as much as they interview you
In an interview, the employer is looking for qualities in you that they think will help their company. But while you’re being interviewed, be very observant. Do you like the person interviewing you? Do you like the environment? They might see you fitting in with them, but you may not. If you don’t like a place you interview at, that’s okay.
Show up to your interview 5-10 minutes early
This will look very good for you.
Dress professionally, even if the interview setting will be casual.
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