Part-time job at Waitrose - over the summer
Wanting some summer work. Can I just walk into a local branch and ask the Manager about job opporutnities (shelf stacking etc) or do I have to apply via their website?
Hi @kipperdoodle,
as far as I know, you can try both options. Usually speaking peersonally with a Manager is a better option as they will be able to see your personality and enthusiasm to work, but unfortunately they usually ask you (in chains like Waitrose, Tesco, M & S etc.) to apply online.
Good luck with your summer job and earning some extra money
Lucie
PhD Student
Student ambassador
Cranfield University
as far as I know, you can try both options. Usually speaking peersonally with a Manager is a better option as they will be able to see your personality and enthusiasm to work, but unfortunately they usually ask you (in chains like Waitrose, Tesco, M & S etc.) to apply online.
Good luck with your summer job and earning some extra money
Lucie
PhD Student
Student ambassador
Cranfield University
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