New Job vacation

By the way I was still offered the job, she just didn't seem thrilled

>>18189654

You're not getting hired, soo too late to worry. Why would they hire someone who turns up and basically says "I want this job, but I won't necessarily be available when you need me"? There are other people who need the job too and will get it done too.

>>18189654
If you get the job just work your ass off make them feel they made a good choice

>>18189654
Being employed means that you belong to your employer mind, body, and soul. You don't get to tell them when you can go on vacation.

>>18189654

You made the right choice, and don't listen to these people.

A) You're young. The couple of bucks this job is going to make you isn't worth losing the experience of going away for the summer with family or friends or whatever it may be. You won't look back on your deathbed and wish you'd really gotten that job stocking shelves when you were 19.

B) A job is not fucking entitled to your mind, body, and soul. Don't listen to that other faggot. Work to live, don't live to work. Remember, the only reason you HAVE a job is so you have the money to go do the other shit you actually enjoy. There is no other purpose, besides providing for those you may care about.

You have the job - show them you're a hard worker, put in good effort, and never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, feel bad about taking vacation when you get into the workforce. That shit will eat at your soul.

Been in that situation as a supervisor. They likely hired you out of desperation, or they genuinely like you based on the interview. Supermarkets always have it weirdly lax in that missing one person one day usually doesnt just fuck everything up.

Like everyones saying, don't push your luck around them with scheduling and make those fewer days you're there worth it. You did the right thing being up front about it though imo, its just a part time retail job, they can adapt around that I'm sure.

>>18189654
Wow, things are really bad. You know the economy's fucked when you have so many applicants for every position that something as little as a pre-planned vacation sets you back behind the other 120 applicants for the part-time supermarket position.