During the summer season, the number of summer jobs rapidly increases. But with the increase in seasonal offers comes the risk of making the wrong choice. And then great disappointment. The following article outlines a few pointers that everyone should follow when choosing a temporary job.
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Many of us students suffer from the same problem every study break. We do not have deep pockets. How do we cope with this? It is to get a part-time job. Our society tells us that finding a part-time job takes time. Isn\’t it? It isn\’t. If you really wanted to, in this day and age of online advertising on social media, it would take you no more than a few days at most. Remember, however, that it is better to take the time to find something than to be disappointed after you find it. In other words, quality over quantity.
Disappointment
When you find your dream job, pay attention. Yes, at first glance everything seems perfect. However! Always consider the following most important points Contract. Always get a written contract. Most employers are reputable, but there are still a few dishonest ones. You don\’t want to lose your hard-earned money, right? So always ask for a detailed contract. Accurate working hours. Sometimes shifts end early. In this case, too, you can rest assured that your contract contains clear salary terms. If you have the opportunity, I strongly recommend that you also find out some basic information about your prospective employer and the workplace you are applying for. Unfortunately, even if the advertisement presents the company or business in only rhetorical terms, the true face of the company may be revealed as soon as the probationary period begins. And that does not always match what is expected from the advertisement. How do you know you can trust a company? That\’s easy! Thanks to social media, there is a good chance you will find information about the company or employer. Can\’t find it? Then try contacting someone who worked or still works for the company. But be warned. Employees can rarely afford to jeopardize their position.