

> Cheryl, your advice was worthless...it was carbon copy. And besides
> your reply wasn't even what I was looking for.
Whoa....kind of hostile there buddy....it seems like Cheryl was just putting
in her two cents. So maybe you've heard some of her comments before....so
what...how was she supposed to know that...her comments were solid advice
anyway....man, if you go into an interview with that attitude then it's
probably not your application that's the problem. I'm sure after coming out
of bartending school you know the basics but a lot of places don't care about
that...they want experience...or they want you to wait tables or barback just
to show that you're a good employee in general, then they can move you up to
bartender...a job that has a bit more responsibility than those other
positions so they need to be sure of what kind of person you are.... and the
truth of the matter is, a lot of places think bartending schools are a joke,
whether they are or not is irrelevant...that perception is out there...so
maybe not putting it on your resume is something to think about. Anyway... if
someone's comments are useful, great...if not...why harsh on them for taking
the time to respond?
Respectfully,
Archie
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