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Anonymous users2024-01-241.Go around the street, and generally recruit workers will post it (some will also post salary) 2Go to the career recruitment network to take a look (I personally feel unreliable!!)
3.If the restaurant is interested in hiring and has a position that suits you, go in and talk to the boss or person in charge about the salary or something.
In the summer, there are students who specialize in summer jobs like you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find it on the Internet, 58.com, Ganji.com, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Ask if you need a part-time summer job, and then explain that you are a student, and then talk about the specifics in detail, the time you can have, their working hours, rest time, and other trivial things. I wish you success!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Look at where the restaurant is hiring, and then go in and ask directly, just be bold.
will give a salary, but it will definitely not give a lot, it depends on the character of the boss.
Generally, more than 20 days in advance, think of a good reason to resign, don't say anything to go back to study, otherwise you will find a scolding, don't worry about your salary, if he deducts your salary, just call to complain, the fine is more than ten times higher than your salary, and you will have to pay your salary. Thank you!
The standard dress code is a suit and tie, and on hot days it can be a long- or short-sleeved shirt, trousers, leather shoes, and a tie.
I also hated being a waiter in a restaurant, so I rolled up and walked away a few days ago.
Working in a restaurant is tiring. Working in a jewelry store should have a great sense of responsibility. You should go to work in a jewelry store and learn some professional knowledge.