Cowboys Stadium is hiring hospitality workers

[WoodysGirl]

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[Beats_By_Zeke]

I live in california. Think they would hire me for part time work?:laugh1:

 

[Meat-O-Rama]

Who is doing the hiring?

"Please Dress Professional" ... really?

 

[jnday]

If I thought that I would have a chance to talk to Jerry for 5min. , I would relocate. I only want to express my thoughts on the oline. On second thought, Jerry is slicker than any car salesmen. I would be converted and want to draft a WR in the first next year.

 

[The Emperor]

If I thought that I would have a chance to talk to Jerry for 5min. , I would relocate. I only want to express my thoughts on the oline. On second thought, Jerry is slicker than any car salesmen. I would be converted and want to draft a WR in the first next year.

That's correct. You would be converted to a WR.

I'm going to apply tomorrrow for the hell of it. I'd be a kickin' suite runner or bartender.

 

[RastaRocket]

That's correct. You would be converted to a WR.

I'm going to apply tomorrrow for the hell of it. I'd be a kickin' suite runner or bartender.

I bet you get solid tips in the suites. I do know somebody who got no tip for working a suite during the super bowl though.

 

[ajk23az]

Who is doing the hiring?

"Please Dress Professional" ... really?

What's wrong with saying that? There are a lot of stupid people out there that will go to a job fair/interview in blue jeans and a polo.

 

[dargonking999]

What's wrong with saying that? There are a lot of stupid people out there that will go to a job fair/interview in blue jeans and a polo.

And what's wrong with that, A nice pair of pressed real black Jeans, with a classic stylish polo shirt the perfectly sticks to your bulging muscles can be a real good way to get a job. Increasingly if the interviewer is a single older woman .

 

[WPBCowboysFan]

"Professional" attire to apply to be a dishwasher or warehouse support?

Are they expecting a tux, or would a 3 piece suffice?



BTW, and shouldn't it be please dress "Professionally?" Dont we use "adverbs" to describe verbs?

 

[burmafrd]

amazing how many show up at a job interview looking like crap and then are surprised they are not hired.

 

[arglebargle]

Amazing how many people think the suit is the man (or women).

A good suit is one of the first tools of a good conman.

 

[burmafrd]

Amazing how many people think the suit is the man (or women).

A good suit is one of the first tools of a good conman.

So you prefer someone to show up looking like dog crap for an interview?

 

[arglebargle]

So you prefer someone to show up looking like dog crap for an interview?

Because that's the only alternative?

Wearing a suit means -- you own a suit. And not much more. Not disagreeing that it tends to work, just that it means a lot less than the emphasis it is given. Politicians own a lot of suits.

You aren't going to learn a lot about someone's warehousing skill by that suit they're wearing.

 

[Doomsday101]

Now if they could hire fans who will cheer. :laugh2:

 

[arglebargle]

Now if they could hire fans who will cheer. :laugh2:

Now that's a job that a considerable number of us would qualify for. We'd even do it at the Right Kind of Time...

 

[Doomsday101]

Now that's a job that a considerable number of us would qualify for. We'd even do it at the Right Kind of Time...

Cheering and at the right time? Is that possible? :laugh2:

 

[Hagman]

These jobs sound tempting to me. I mean, who wouldn't give up their profession for a part-time minimum wage job that employes you 10 times a year? No wonder they require professional dress for the interview.

Come to think of it, no. I'd have to spend gametime selling hotdogs and cooking Jerry Burgers. I'd never actually get to see the games.

 

[WoodysGirl]

These jobs sound tempting to me. I mean, who wouldn't give up their profession for a part-time minimum wage job that employes you 10 times a year? No wonder they require professional dress for the interview.

Come to think of it, no. I'd have to spend gametime selling hotdogs and cooking Jerry Burgers. I'd never actually get to see the games.

You were joking, but I know a couple people who work at the stadium, and they don't just work on game days.

Generally speaking, they work there for every event the stadium hosts, including the tours, and other special events.

They have a concession stand open every day for the tour folks.

 

[Hagman]

You were joking, but I know a couple people who work at the stadium, and they don't just work on game days.

Generally speaking, they work there for every event the stadium hosts, including the tours, and other special events.

They have a concession stand open every day for the tour folks.

I was half joking. I really wouldn't want most of the positions because I couldn't watch the games. Maybe I would like to be an usher who could just stand there get paid to watch games, but my aging knees couldn't take going up and down those stairs so many times.

 

[WoodysGirl]

I was half joking. I really wouldn't want most of the positions because I couldn't watch the games. Maybe I would like to be an usher who could just stand there get paid to watch games, but my aging knees couldn't take going up and down those stairs so many times.

I agree with you about the knee thing. Just the walk from the field back to ground level had me taking a few breathers along the way.

Gained a whole new appreciation for the beer/popcorn vendors.