Are there any managers?
03-31-2007, 01:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 94SSEgold
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
I'm a manager @ a culvers for 2 more weeks. I have a job offer from Minneapolis North district of walgreens to be mgmt trainee there, and i have two more interviews with good companies. I've got a Business/MGMT degree from one of the top business schools in the state.
Also Trigga, I know there are walgreens there and they start photo techs out higher than the rest of the departments other than pharmacy. You might put your application in there. Being from there myself I know there are plenty to choose from
What'* useful has been said. Look online and go door to door, and give a good first impression.
04-06-2007, 05:04 PM
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[quote="harofreak00"]
most employers like an employee that has correct grammar
harofreak should have written: "trigga_b should have written, "Are there any managers around here, I need a job".
Originally Posted by trigga_b
is there any managers around here, I need a job.
Originally Posted by trigga_b should have wrote
are there any managers around here, I need a job.
11-14-2007, 04:54 PM
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I have a quick question. Does anything about your employment history comes up in a background? Also, how often do managers actually call your past employer'* for a reference?
11-14-2007, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by trigga_b
I have a quick question. Does anything about your employment history comes up in a background? Also, how often do managers actually call your past employer'* for a reference?
I always assume an employer would check out past employers. I don't really know how many do. It depends on the employer. But if you don't want them to find out about something, I'd leave that particular employer off your resume unless you absolutely need it.
As far as background checks, like info you can find online through different sources, I don't think you can find employment history...only addresses, names, etc. IIRC.
11-14-2007, 05:47 PM
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A background check is a criminal check usually done at the local city or Sherrif'* office. What will usually show up is your arrest record, not your convictions, so you may have some explaining to do.
When calling your former employer, afaik, all that can legaly be dicussed is your wage, length of employment, first/last day worked, and if they would hire you again.
Now that last question can be a killer if they respond with a no.
When calling your former employer, afaik, all that can legaly be dicussed is your wage, length of employment, first/last day worked, and if they would hire you again.
Now that last question can be a killer if they respond with a no.