Job sound out?!?
I'm curious and I wanted to know what is the best salaried summer job for a teen?That can pay cheque a teen a good amount of money? And how much money?
Answers: life span guard if your hot
you dont; say how older teen! if you are sixteen you may be able to find a duty as a waitress in a restaurant, you will not know how to work behind the stick, but you will be able to deliver food! adjectives the restaurants busy up in the summer and transport on summer staff, and you should get going on for 5.60 an hour or so I think,(at worst), BUT... I hold known my waitresses to shift home with 30-40 quid respectively in tips...OK not every dark, most nights clearing roughly 8 quid, but sometimes you get some apt tips.
Becoming a waitress have a second chore for summer?
Hi :]I currently have a mission at a grocery store called Hannafords. I desk clerk there and I really similar to it. It's a really chilled job and my fellow associates are awesome! But, for the summer I want a second brief.
I should say that I'm 16 at the moment. But, I'm going to be 17 on June 11th, so, I would be working within the summer at 17.
So, my question is do you deem being a waitress would be a appropriate second job? Or should I merely tell Hannafords to grant me more hours? That would prob be the easiet, but, I want to do something different ya know? I was also thinking of mortal a stocker at a store at night.
What are you guys thoughts?
Thank you so much :]
Answers: If you are accurate and quick you can create nearly $100.00 a night waitressing, but it is exhausting to return with ready for the second work, etc. You will probably find that you will want to waitress at night even when it is not summer - but within the restaurant industry you MUST do weekends to make the big bucks... my hunch is you are unwary for this much stress, and your grades as you are leaving High School can be critical. I worked at hours of darkness in 11 th and 12 th class, but I also went from failing to extreme concentration and disappeared with a 3.5 GPA. Hope this help you make a ruling based on your nature and behavior. CK - 36 yrs old beside 2 kids
Real are these job they advertize onthe net for real oh scams?
Answers: If it's a business that does not offer a real and legitimate product or service, then it's most likely a scam.
You should do as much due diligence as possible with whatever company or opportunity you're looking at. If there is no phone number (where you talk to real people; not a fax number or whatever) and physical address (no P.O. Boxes or mailbox stores) at the site, that should be a red flag right there.
There are legitimate opportunities out there; you just have to look for them. If I can find one, certainly you can.
Oh, and another thing; avoid those opportunities advertised on infomercials. They may not all be outright scams, but there is so much saturation of these programs that few, if any, people make any serious money.
Good luck!
There are a lot of scammers out there, and some of them even hang around runeye.com to try to convince you that their site is legitimate.
Some this you can do:
1) Check their record at the local BBB
2) Search the internet for the domain name or company, look particulary for discussion forums with lots of people
3) Look up when their domain name was registered, you can use domaintools.com for this, and see if it is long established, or if it is recent and the people have hidden their address.
4) If it looks to be too good to be true, it is probably a scam.
5) If they don't want to interview you in person, it is probably as scam.
6) If they don't have a telephone number and real postal address on their site (not a virtual office or drop box), then it is probably a scam.
I was always told "if it looks too good to be true, then it probably isn't". Just do your homework about that company. I feel leery about paying someone to find me a job. These companies will just give you a list of places to find possible employment which you could have found out yourself for free or like the other posters have mentioned "take your money and run". Make sure you guard your money and your identity!