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Second part-time job advice?
I was on a job hunt and applied to many stores in the mall by my house. I immediately got a job interview and was hired within two weeks. I had another interview and since I wasn't getting that many hours at the first one I decided to go. I ended up getting the second job as well and decided to take it on because I have had more than two jobs at once. So I haven't started at the second one yet, but I did sign papers and get all the information. Then I happened to get a lot more hours at my first job. I only have about a month and a half until school starts again, when I plan on leaving both (ONLY because my school schedule requires a lot of my time and it will be difficult to have one job, let alone two). Also, as a side note: I do enjoy both jobs and would love to keep both if it worked out that way.
So what I'm asking is should I just try to stick with both jobs until summer is over, or should I quit the second one? Should I make my schedule really specific so I can avoid any conflicts, and say I've gotten a good offer to do something that would further me and be beneficial for my college program? HELP!
3 Answers
- 7 years agoFavorite Answer
Well imagine having 3 part time jobs, I did for a while but I'm not a student. If you have time for 2 jobs then stick with both and try to schedule around them then quit on of them when school starts. You won't be able to handle 2 jobs and school, so choose which one you want to work for. Which ever pays higher or is willing to be flexible with your school schedule.
- 7 years ago
Always make sure you are prepared for both jobs, especially if you end up having to work both on the same day. For example: pack an extra set of clothes appropriate for either job, items to maintain proper hygiene when going from job to job. Also, make sure you always have a way to each job, but also make sure to have a backup plan, like taking a city bus instead of getting a ride.
- Anonymous7 years ago
Stick to both jobs, you could do with the extra money. Besides they are both so easy anyway.