Online applications are so annoying and complicate matters

[Spiderman]

So I have one particular store and just want to apply for that particular job that is looking for a cashier.

So I apply online and next thing I know I'm talking to people that want me to apply for all kinds of jobs in that area, and they want to know everything about my desires for education.

I just want to talk to the manager at that store for a position as cashier and take baby steps. As soon as I submit the online application and resume I'm getting all kinds of texts and phone calls about all kinds of jobs that I'm not interested in, largely due to the transportation factor.

Dem was the good old days when stores just handed out paper applications so that all this other crap could be avoided.

 

[SalixIncendium]

So I have one particular store and just want to apply for that particular job that is looking for a cashier.

So I apply online and next thing I know I'm talking to people that want me to apply for all kinds of jobs in that area, and they want to know everything about my desires for education.

I just want to talk to the manager at that store for a position as cashier and take baby steps. As soon as I submit the online application and resume I'm getting all kinds of texts and phone calls about all kinds of jobs that I'm not interested in, largely due to the transportation factor.

Dem was the good old days when stores just handed out paper applications so that all this other crap could be avoided.

You clicked a link that took you to an outside recruiting agency. I can assure you that employers don't want you to jump through those kinds of hoops. It's a seeker's market right now.

Move to Cleveland and I'll have a job waiting for you upon arrival.