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<blockquote data-quote="J and L" data-source="post: 187176" data-attributes="member: 3494"><p>Milkmaid,</p><p>We actually had no idea about your age but did figure female based on the number of Emoticons per posting!</p><p></p><p>I give you a lot of credit for your committment and apolgize for the "lumping". Just to be clear, we do have a couple very committed young people working for us. But the reality is that at a young age lives are ever changing and that just doesn`t work for us if this is majority of the help. What I realy ment to say is that we don`t aggresively look for teenagers as a main stay.</p><p></p><p>We think that all Dairies, including us, have and will continue to have a place for good part time help.With a good reference behind you, you will have no problem. Sounds like you already know what an employer would be looking for, You have been practicing them!</p><p></p><p>I think your concerns about your next job are valid and the best advice that I could give would be this: Set YOUR goals high and don`t compromise on the things that are really important to you, not only in the context of the work but also on a personal level relating to the job. When you interview somwhere be an active participant, this is YOUR chance to see if they are worthy of your employment. Ask to speak to other employees. Once you interview a few times you will develop a nose for "red flags", Things that Just don`t add up or feel right. "If it sounds to good to be true it usually is" That kind of Thing. The interviewer among his questions, is doing the same thing.</p><p></p><p>Jerry</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J and L, post: 187176, member: 3494"] Milkmaid, We actually had no idea about your age but did figure female based on the number of Emoticons per posting! I give you a lot of credit for your committment and apolgize for the "lumping". Just to be clear, we do have a couple very committed young people working for us. But the reality is that at a young age lives are ever changing and that just doesn`t work for us if this is majority of the help. What I realy ment to say is that we don`t aggresively look for teenagers as a main stay. We think that all Dairies, including us, have and will continue to have a place for good part time help.With a good reference behind you, you will have no problem. Sounds like you already know what an employer would be looking for, You have been practicing them! I think your concerns about your next job are valid and the best advice that I could give would be this: Set YOUR goals high and don`t compromise on the things that are really important to you, not only in the context of the work but also on a personal level relating to the job. When you interview somwhere be an active participant, this is YOUR chance to see if they are worthy of your employment. Ask to speak to other employees. Once you interview a few times you will develop a nose for "red flags", Things that Just don`t add up or feel right. "If it sounds to good to be true it usually is" That kind of Thing. The interviewer among his questions, is doing the same thing. Jerry [/QUOTE]
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