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	What are the common reasons that people don't get a call for a job interview? Many people I know have no problem getting phone calls for job interviews after submitting their application and assessment test. I have applied many jobs online, but I've never heard from any of the places. They are easy cashier jobs at grocery stores. I don't understand. What makes it so hard for me to get an easy job? Do I have to know people who work there in order to get a hiring manager to look at my application? What are the common reasons that people don't get a call for an interview? 1 answer - Asked By: Stella - 5/29/2012

	What are my chances of becoming a cashier for my first job? Im about to turn 16 in May and I'm looking into becoming an accountant/bussiness manager in the future ... and I heard cashier jobs are good jobs to have while a teen. But what are my chances of actually GETTING a cashier job when I have never worked before? I'm very good in handling money, I have managed Garage Sales, things like that in the past. I've done my parents taxes ... What should I tell the employer are my skills??? Thanks for the help 4 answers - Asked By: Mr. Justin - 3/19/2007

	How long should I wait till I decide to apply for non-professional jobs, such as in retail? I've been out of work for the past 3 weeks... I have a college degree and office experience.. how long do you advise me to start applying for cashier jobs and such..should I wait till say the end of July to begin doing that... so far I'm sending out resumes daily for administrative spots.. the downside right now is I'm running out of funds to pay my bills... and I'm not eligible for unemployment benefits, either.. 8 answers - Asked By: StarNY - 6/30/2006

	What kind of summer jobs could someone like me get? Ok, so I was born without arms so i do everything with my feet; yes, there's a lot of jobs normal teens could do that i cant (like cashier jobs or fast food jobs) Even though I know the choices of summer jobs for me (i'm 16) are less than normal teens, could you suggest some things that would be available for people like me? 2 answers - Asked By: Jennifer L - 5/31/2010

	How can I fill out a job application for Von's Market? I'm looking for a fulltime Cashiering Job at Point Loma,Von's. There is an application on line some where and I need to know how to get into it! I know how to fill out an application by hand and pen. 4 answers - Asked By: lucindalife - 3/31/2006

	What kind of jobs are available for military wives? My husband is in the AF reserves. i'm 22 and i've only had a small part time cashiers job for a few months. And i was just curious if there are jobs available to me maybe on base or something? or if there is someone who can help wives find jobs? Any information on this topic would be helpful. Thank you Yes. i live a few miles from Lackland AFB in San Antonio TX. 5 answers - Asked By: Mrs. Hodge - 5/7/2013

	I'm looking for a cashier job in any guarage here in cape town in south africa? My sister is looking for cashier job in any guarage here in cape town, she has an experience regarding this job.Or any shop if I can't find any guarage. Thank you 2 answers - Asked By: Sylvia B - 1/28/2008

	How long are Christmas help seasonal jobs usually? Target is hiring (still) for seasonal help cashier jobs. Isn't it a bit late? Don't those usually only go november - Jan? How late into Jan do they go? Becuase I get all of december off from college, so that would be prerfect. But come the second week of Jan I start school again... So? Thanks!! 3 answers - Asked By: Laugh - 11/20/2010

	How long are Christmas help seasonal jobs usually? Target is hiring (still) for seasonal help cashier jobs. Isn't it a bit late? Don't those usually only go november - Jan? How late into Jan do they go? Becuase I get all of december off from college, so that would be prerfect. But come the second week of Jan I start school again... So? Thanks!! 1 answer - Asked By: Laugh - 11/20/2010

	How long should I wait before quitting my job? I'm a college student with a long and busy schedule, but also have no money for anything. I'm planning on getting a job but I'm worried I won't have enough time to devote for it. It's a simple cashier job but I'm still worried that I won't be able to balance all my school work with a job. Would it be inappropriate to quit a job after about two weeks if I know it is not working out? 4 answers - Asked By: William - 12/26/2012

	How much work history should I include on my resume? I'm a university student writing a professional resume looking for my first professional industry job. I've had 6 jobs over the past 6 years, all casual waiting/cashier jobs. How many/how far back should I list my work history? Thanks! 4 answers - Asked By: emburl - 4/19/2013

	How come every Job application I apply to says thank you for your interest? I just applied to staples, and it said thank you for your interest, unfortunatelyyou do not meet our qualification. I do not understand why, I have retail experience, customer experience, it does not take a genius to do a cashier job. Does any body have any tips on what not to do? 4 answers - Asked By: Pimp j - 7/9/2012

	How do i apply for wal mart cashier jobs online? I want t oapply online for a cashier job at wal mart not an excutive job. Is there a way to submit my application online for just an associate position? 3 answers - Asked By: prissybrat12 - 5/10/2007

	Do you have to be 18 years old to work as a cashier in Oregon? I'm 17 and trying to find a job and I figure I won't bother applying for any cashier jobs if you have to be eighteen. 2 answers - Asked By: maddyk97006 - 6/26/2008

	Is there any jobs available for a 13 year old girl? I prefer a cashier job, or something like that. Oh, and on the gold coast. and i dont want to work online! 4 answers - Asked By: - 7/30/2009

	Need tips on gaining confidence in my new job as a cashier? I recently immigrated to the US. I have just started the other day working as a cashier+photo developer+store maintenance guy at an Osco store. I mostly feel intimidated of the cashier job - I mainly fear I would make a money related mistake (until this day I can't tell the differences between all the different US coins) or not give the costumers a good enough service. Any tips you can give me to overcome my cashier fear would be gladly appreciated. Maybe there is any computer software which would help me practice that skill? 2 answers - Asked By: B - 2/18/2008

	What should i wear to a job interview? I have an job interview today and i was wondering what should i wear. I was thinking some nice blue jeans and a nice shirt or button down. The interview is for a cashier job. Can you please give me some advice on what to wear. 5 answers - Asked By: ?????? - 1/11/2010

	What are some good first part time jobs for teens? Because I'm considering getting one soon, but I'm wondering if there's anything else out there besides the standard cashier job at a fast foo joint or Starbucks... any other tings you can think of? I know the library is volunteer work, but that's all I can think of. 3 answers - Asked By: Mr. Stuffykins - 1/21/2011

	Do I need a 2-week notice for quitting the job which I am still in my trial period? I just started the 2nd week of my cashier job and I got a better offer from a design firm which I have been waiting for.I like the people in the store so I don't know what to tell my boss about my decision without burning the bridge. And do I need a 2-week notice for them? 4 answers - Asked By: Ky - 8/18/2008

	Do I have to ask my previous employer for a recommendation? Im just a college student looking for cashier jobs and that kind of stuff. On those applications you fill out, they always ask for your employment history and recommendations. Do I have to ask to put my previous boss down for a recommendation? Or is just ok that i left in good standing? 1 answer - Asked By: Stone - 8/6/2012

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