repressedm
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Would they accept someone for summer work only? The store nearest me has put some ads up online. Any tips for getting the job?
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A kid works at mine that gauged his ears out so they have massive holes. I assume they make him take the rings/pegs out when he works because every time I see him he just has two masses of flesh dangling from the sides of his head.
^^and who are you referring to there?
JLibourel;1121474 said:My stepson had a bad experience working at Nordstrom several years ago. He applied at the begining of summer. They kept him dangling for quite a while and then hired him on for their Anniversay Sale at the end of July. He was working in the "Rail" section at the South Coast Nordstrom's. They hired on a slew of young people who were told that the top couple of performers would be hired on permanently. He found the environment very cutthroat with many of the other sales associates trying to steal sales from him and successfully doing so. After really working hard for about three weeks, he was told not to bother to come in for the final days of the sale. His total earnings came to a measly $400. He has had a strong antipathy to Nordstrom since then.
I talked about this with one of the sales associates at the Santa Ana Main Place Nordstrom's. He said the atmosphere at South Coast, since it's a "flagship" store was much more "sharky" (his adjective) than at other Nordstrom's. I can't help wondering whether my boy would have done better at a smaller, more low-key Nordstrom's.
He had largely been inspired by his cousin, who had done very well selling men's shoes at a Nordstrom's in San Diego for several years. However, she is a very pretty young woman and thus could use the magic power of T&A on her customers. My boy might have done much better had he put in for selling women's shoes, being a very good-looking lad himself.[/QUOTE]
pics or it never happened.