Emailing A Bakery To See If They're Hiring Vs. Visiting The Bakery? What Would You Prefer?
Business By weidertm24 Updated 9 Apr 2013 , 11:03am by jason_kraft
So I'm finally getting serious about applying to bakeries in my area. However, a lot of them aren't that local. Some 40+ miles away and to be honest I don't want to drive all the way there just to find out they're not hiring for a decorator. What do you think about using their contact page/email to send my resume(which shows nothing when it comes to baking/decorating) just to see if they're hiring and if I can send some pictures of my work. I just wanted to see what you thought, I've always been taught that applying in person and asking for the manager is the best however I don't have a lot of options as far as bakeries go in my immediate area. Thanks for you opinion/thoughts!
AMaybe call first & inquire about hiring. I call first to get a time frame to drop a resume off and find out who it goes to. Just like with any job I would apply for.
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Original message sent by IAmPamCakes
Maybe call first & inquire about hiring. I call first to get a time frame to drop a resume off and find out who it goes to. Just like with any job I would apply for.
If a business is not hiring, if you can add enough value to the business you may even be able to create your own position.
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Original message sent by IAmPamCakes
Maybe call first & inquire about hiring. I call first to get a time frame to drop a resume off and find out who it goes to. Just like with any job I would apply for.
If a business is not hiring, if you can add enough value to the business you may even be able to create your own position.
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