[butterfly69]

Originally Posted by NY Yankee Fan

Butterfly69

When you had your last interview did the person interviewing you give you a buisness card? Here is something you might want to try. Send an Email to the hiring manager who sat down with you. Simply tell her or him how much you are still interested in the position and would love to join the CC team. Let him know what you would bring to the department and restate your qualifications. I have been a Casino Manager for several years and those emails always impress me. Its just a suggestion.
Try it what have you got to lose. I gave my 2 weeks notice today and they aren't too happy.Good luck everyone.

I usually do send an email, but did not want to seem to pushy with city center. I also know the position I applied for had the most applicants.....I really do hope I get to work with all of you at city center

[ds90034]

Originally Posted by butterfly69

I usually do send an email, but did not want to seem to pushy with city center. I also know the position I applied for had the most applicants.....I really do hope I get to work with all of you at city center

I strongly agree with Yankee NY, unless you already have sent an email a short while ago, you must reinforce your interest for the position.
It is not pushy (again, unless you have done so already) it shows you are motivated and will set you apart from the others that are simply waiting by the phone or can't contact their dpt manager directly because they did not get their business card. Don't say you want an answer, just politetly say you are inquiring about the status of the hiring process. Tell the manager what you bring to the table, so of speak and why you are the best candidate. I do that all the time. It is a must if you don't want to get lost in the the crowd of applicants.
Good luck...

[Pizza-4-1]

Originally Posted by NY Yankee Fan

Butterfly69

When you had your last interview did the person interviewing you give you a buisness card? Here is something you might want to try. Send an Email to the hiring manager who sat down with you. Simply tell her or him how much you are still interested in the position and would love to join the CC team. Let him know what you would bring to the department and restate your qualifications. I have been a Casino Manager for several years and those emails always impress me. Its just a suggestion.
Try it what have you got to lose. I gave my 2 weeks notice today and they aren't too happy.Good luck everyone.

Originally Posted by ds90034

I strongly agree with Yankee NY, unless you already have sent an email a short while ago, you must reinforce your interest for the position.
It is not pushy (again, unless you have done so already) it shows you are motivated and will set you apart from the others that are simply waiting by the phone or can't contact their dpt manager directly because they did not get their business card. Don't say you want an answer, just politetly say you are inquiring about the status of the hiring process. Tell the manager what you bring to the table, so of speak and why you are the best candidate. I do that all the time. It is a must if you don't want to get lost in the the crowd of applicants.
Good luck...

I agee, too!

Butterfly69, if you're fortunate enough to have your dept. manager's card that interviewed you, I'd suggest a quick and simple email as NY Yankee Fan and DS90034 have suggested. You're obviously very charming, Butterfly69, so I wouldn't worry about coming off too pushy. It throws your name out there, at the least, again and that can be a very good thing. It also gives you the chance to express your enthusiasm for the job and CC.

I think that anyone in a similar position should do the same!

Good luck!

[applencherry]

Originally Posted by TiareFlower

thank you. i'll forward that to him. no, he's a server assistant. we are both so happy that he got this. i've been following this thread for a while and it seems like he is going to be working with good people. hope you guys have an awsome time at firefly... i looked at that list with dates and events and i told him that i wish i applied there. looks like fun.. lol. however, the hiring process seems so stressful.

Hi! I will be an assistant server too!
Looking forward to working with your husband!!
I can't be there at Firefly... which is very dissapointing but Have fun!!
I am wandering how our uniform is going to be... it will be fun if it has lil bit like Asian style....

[applencherry]

Originally Posted by butterfly69

Seriously what is the difference between being a food server and a cocktail server? Hey did you apply for a lounge server at one of the restuarants? because I was looking at Arias list of jobs and one of the lounge server position is posted again.....

Hi, I applied as a cocktail server at first, and had a interview with department manager. I think she was from Mirage. I have been a food server but I never officially was a cocktail server though my restaurant had a cocktail bar. She told me clearly she can't hire me as a cocktail server because of my experience. I insisted I still can learn, and I have experience serving cocktails and stuff...but she proved me how I don't know anything about cocktail...like i dont know how to call the orders to the bartender at the service bar..etc..

basically she said it will be crazy when it's open and they can't train me without any cocktail background...

then she forwarded my resume to one of the restaurant job in Aria.
I got the rejection letter for the cocktail server as i left the career center.
so,,, i think you are still qualified. you have experience in Cali. They will tell you if you are not hired just because you are food server.

Good luck

[VLWH]

Originally Posted by airics

i applied (again) last week for a retail clerk position (embarrasing but hey its a job).. i already did 3 interviews for another position so i dont know if i start from scratch again but its open and active .. who knows..

arics, don't you dare be embarrassed about any job. Nothing wrong with any job as long as it's legal.

Good luck with your job hunt.

[Pizza-4-1]

Originally Posted by VLWH

arics, don't you dare be embarrassed about any job. Nothing wrong with any job as long as it's legal.

Good luck with your job hunt.

+1! Completely agree!

[dude64]

i hope thats true about most internals not wanting to go for losing their seniority. i applied for full time cook and was offered part time of course i took it but that would be great if they might offer any of us part timers full time. and butterfly i'm still hoping for you too!!

[NY Yankee Fan]

Airics,

Do not EVER be embarrassed about any job. You are out there trying to make a living and should be commended. Hold your head up high and keep hanging in there.

[Mouse241]

Originally Posted by dude64

i hope thats true about most internals not wanting to go for losing their seniority. i applied for full time cook and was offered part time of course i took it but that would be great if they might offer any of us part timers full time. and butterfly i'm still hoping for you too!!

My brother works at the Bellagio, room service. He told me that most of the people in his department turned down jobs because they would either loose the seniority, or they were offered a part time position.