 | Examples of jobs in this area include butchers,meat cutters, dieticians, food service directors, restaurant managers, chefs, etc.
The questions are:
1. What type of education do you need?
2.What type of training do you need?
3.What is the salary range?
4. What kind of hours do you work?
5.How do you like your job?
6.What future trends do you see that will affect your job in the future?
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| Examples of jobs in this area include butchers,meat cutters, dieticians, food service directors, restaurant managers, chefs, etc.
The questions are:
1. What type of education do you need?
2.What type of training do you need?
3.What is the salary range?
4. What kind of hours do you work?
5.How do you like your job?
6.What future trends do you see that will affect your job in the future?
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 | I've listed out a couple here; I'm pretty sure I want to work in the retail or food service CORPORATE industry. There are a bunch of job titles for entry level employees, which include:
1. Marketing
2. Operation
3.Sales
4.Product development
5.Strategy
So..... which should I pick if I want to eventually become a regional manager (one who manages a lot of stores/sales)?
Please Help!
1 answer - Asked By: investopedia freak - 4/22/2010 |
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| I work for an amusement park in Quebec and my job title is Revenu Director in charge of all Food and Retail shops. They want to change my job title to "In Park Services Director". How do you translate in French
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| The general public seems to believe that, but there's a bias among food service establishments that chefs are supposed to be men. Why is there a double-standard in place?
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| Im 15 years old and I need a summer job. i LOVE AIRPLANES AND AIRPORTS. Im looking at a small municipal airport and i was wondering if airports like this have any jobs that I could do, like what type?
1 answer - Asked By: Brandon B - 1/24/2010 |
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| Im going to be 18 this year and Im graduating high school early and want to work on a cruise ship, what type of jobs are there for me? But I dont want to clean rooms or be a waitress.
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| I am college student, and I've found my dream job and that is to plan large scale events. Now my major is Psychology and I'm doing a minor in management, so I feel I could put my degree to use in this position. However, I need to find a way to get myself into that catering/event planning environment and I can't decide which way would be best. Any suggestions?
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| Im 14 and turning 15 at the end of may. i know its young to be looking for a job but no one i know needs a babysitter and my parents are bugging me about earning money but i tell them im too young. help meeeee!
0 - Asked By: Jamie - 3/20/2010 |
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 | Like what jobs in the general region of Lawrence Park, Harborcreek and Milcreek are there?
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 | I'm 17 and I'm interested in working at an airport becouse I love the environment. I'm particularly interested in positions of management where there is a lot of moving around and meeting & helping people (airport manager?). (Not pilot, luggage handler, or flight attentedant, work at fast food chains or gift shops!) and also, what's the job title of people who check your passport and tell you where you're sitting?
It would be good if you could tell me as many possibilities and how much that job usually pays because a decent salary is important. Thanks!
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 | I'm a funeral planner and I'm wondering if more people knew of my services if they'd use them. I find most people have a hard time thinking, let alone planning for their funeral. I usually target older clients, but would younger people be interested in having someone do the legwork and put together a full design plan?
No offense taken, but a Funeral Planner picks up where a Funeral Director leaves off. I don't want to do the job of the funeral director. My job is to help clients select the best funeral home for their needs then to plan the reception, memorial, party or parade etc. that the client wants to incorporate into their service. In my experience, many people want to get away from the funeral home setting and do something of more meaning to their life.
I'm intrigued that you do as much as you to for your clients as well. In my experience not many funeral homes take it upon themselves to do so much.
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| I am really interested in the degree. I dont know much about it and since there are not many schools that offer the program, finding information is rather difficult. Any job that you know of would help a bunch, government or public.
1 answer - Asked By: biz owner - 2/21/2008 |
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| I have worked for my Dad filing getting Coffee etc...
But my parents are getting divorced my Dad was the only one with an income, he is taking everything from my Mum, and we might not be able to afford anything anymore. So what kind of jobs can I get to help my Mum out?
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| Are there any changes in employment law (to encourage employers to take on staff and people to take up jobs)) or other action in terms of spending on infrastructure (if so on what sort of projects) that might help?
Also, what factors determine the level of employment in a country like the UK?
Any guidance would be appreciated.....
Many thanks.
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 | I moved here from Boston a month ago and am having a hell of a time finding a decent management position in the hospitality industry. Can anyone help me out?? I have a bachelors degree in Food service management
3 answers - Asked By: RedSoxBabe - 11/10/2008 |
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 | I'm 13, but I'll be 14 soon and I want to know, with a work permit, can I get a job at Safeway. If not please recommend another job for my age.
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| For example disaster relief, starvation or to donate for an orphan. I think the charity organizations keep some ?f the donated money to pay their administrative staff and other workers of their organization. If I give $10.00, would the whole amount reach the poor person? Or does the charity organization buy food and clothes form this money and send it to the poor? Obviously, I never will know whether the needy has benefited from my gift. Although, I receive a 'thank you' reply from the organization.
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| I am 14 years old and was wondering if I could get a job as a waitress. I need to start saving up for my car (I am getting a hardship when i am 15). My friend mentioned that even though I am under 15, you can still get a job as long as i am only cleaning and serving the food; not preparing it.
Is this true??? I really need to know...
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 | I am thinking of changing my major for my associates degree to something that I can get a job that makes an ok amount of money while I work further my education. What type of associates degree would be the most benifical?
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