Waitressing Jobs
The best restaurant management and waitress jobs.
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Jobs $5.24 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Jobs! $2.5 This book is in Used condition |
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Friends Forever! (LBD) $6.99 Now sixteen years old, Ronnie, Fleur, and Claude try to repair and unexpected rift in their friendship by getting summer waitressing jobs together at a seaside resort. |
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Aim For Jobs $7.79 Aim For Jobs |
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Big Jobs $19.99 Big Jobs – Premium Poster |
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Steve Jobs $17.99 Steve Jobs – Art Print |
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Between Jobs w/ Cigar $24.99 Between Jobs w/ Cigar |
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Jobs For Girls & Women $19.99 Jobs For Girls & Women – Masterprint |
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Glamorous Jobs $35.21 Are glamorous jobs all they’re cracked up to be? And how can kids land these jobs? Answers to these questions and more can be found in Glamorous Jobs. This new, full-color resource allows readers to explore alluring careers with fun facts, sidebars, helpful resources, and much more. Interviews with professionals working in the field are also provided. Jobs include: Actor Artist Athlete Author Dancer Fashion model Interior designer Magazine editor Musician TV journalist. |
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Protect American Jobs $19.99 Protect American Jobs – Premium Poster |
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The First Jobs of the Morning $49.99 The First Jobs of the Morning – Giclee Print |
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Scary Jobs $35.21 Scary Jobs explores many of these jobs as well as the people who choose to pursue these exhilarating and often frightening fields. Featuring kid-friendly sidebars and engaging activities that introduce readers to top jobs and professionals working in the field, this new, full-color book is loaded with fun facts, trivia, and trade secrets to get kids thinking about future career possibilities. |
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Robots Doing Crap Jobs $39.99 Robots Doing Crap Jobs – Wall Decal |
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Jobs for Girls and Women $59.99 Albert Bender Jobs for Girls and Women – Wall Decal |
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People Waiting for Jobs $79.99 People Waiting for Jobs – Premium Photographic Print |
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Survival Jobs $15.69 In the first-ever guide to finding a satisfying job that will keep food on the table while you focus on your perhaps less lucrative dreams, Deborah Jacobson presents a detailed survey of employment possibilities that keep stressful money worries away and allow plenty of time for pursuing one’s true calling in life. Survival Jobs proves that you don’t have to wait tables while looking for your big break. With frank and funny advice from an author who has traveled the survival-job road, Jacobson introduces opportunities both on and off the beaten track that suit a wide variety of schedules, skills, and personalities. Survival Jobs includes: "Jobs for the CEO in You" (apartment manager, massage therapist, and other "be-your-own-boss" suggestions)"That’s Entertainment" (from working as a personal assistant to performing at theme parks)"Nine to Five…Not" (clock in at the crack of dawn or the midnight hour as a limousine driver, a video-store clerk, or an airport employee)"You Gotta Have Heart" (jobs that satisfy the spirit and pay the bills: pet care, social work, children’s entertainment) For each job, she describes: Duties and responsibilities, the pros and consLikely salary, necessary skills, and educational backgroundIdeas for getting startedSources for contacts, including names and phone numbers in major cities From the Trade Paperback edition. |
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ABC of Jobs $5.74 -Ideal for 3 years plus. -A fun introduction to the jobs that people do that make America work. -For all aspiring firefighters, chefs, teachers, nurses and racing drivers everywhere -Special features and fascinating facts bring each job to life. |
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Odd Jobs $1.19 Odd Jobs is a tightly-wound, well written mystery that I read in one sitting." – James Patterson. College student Kevin Davenport is working any and every odd job to make it through school. He discovers who killed his father while working at the corrupt, mob-controlled, Kosher World Meat Factory. He will stop at nothing to prevent the killers from ruining other families and to get his revenge. |
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250 Best-Paying Jobs $9.69 Discover the jobs in which almost everyone is well-paid; metropolitan areas and industries that pay more than $100,000 for certain jobs; and jobs in which there is little or no pay gap between men and women! |
