[Kilted Eric]

Help out a local kilted man by keeping him out of a kitchen.

My wife is quitting her job, and my small business of an errand service is
not making the kinda of money to live off of yet. So, I need a full time job. I really want something “office” like. I have been working in restaurants for the last ten years and want something different. I am willing to try anything new.

I need something close to full time and that pays over $11.00 an hour. As an added bonus, you could retain my services under my small business, and not need to worry about “hiring an employe.”

Email me at kiltederic@gmail.com if you want to help keep me out of a restaurant, cause thats were I go next week to get a job. I have 2 restaurants that will hire me in a heart beat, but I really don’t want to go back into the kitchen.

I can send you a resume and any information you may need!

Thank you very much!

Kilted Eric Musehl
kiltederic@gmail.com
www.kiltederic.com

[The Wizard of BC]

Can you sew?

[Kilted Eric]

Sorta, and I could learn!

[Andrew Green]

You could always look up Allied Barton Security Services. It's pretty easy to get hired, and I don't think that you can start at less than $9.50 an hour. If you take a floater position I think that's around $13. It's pretty boring being a security guard, but the pay isn't too bad. I did that gig for about a year and a half until I decided that two jobs + college was a bit much. If you want contact info, feel free to drop a PM or email, and I can hook you up with phone number and who to contact.

[Kilted Eric]

Thanks man, I'll look into it this weekend. Would they let me work kilted? I look tougher in my kilt. LOL

[David Dalglish]

Welcome from Carlisle Cumbria-England. Good luck with the job hunt.

[Phil]

Hope you get something soon. It's hard being out of a job as I know only too well.

[Perldog007]

Originally Posted by Kilted Eric

Thanks man, I'll look into it this weekend. Would they let me work kilted? I look tougher in my kilt. LOL

Probably not. Something about mental images of a kilted man tussling on the floor with an idiot exposing himself to bystanders that leaves them cold. But I agree, having done security for many years the kilt would have helped. Especially in the projects.

The poor misguided soul who warned about boredom has a different take than this old guard. Depends on how you do your job. It can be boring. It can be very rewarding. Good luck if you go that route.

I myself moved from the kitchen to the dining room when I needed more cash. Is that an option? patrons really seemed to apprecate a server who could describe the offerings and preparation in detail.

Godspeed in your search.

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Doug

[CactusJack]

Eric,
I have to agree with the security work, I did it for a few years and depending on the site you at it can be either very dull or very busy, Kilts would be out of the question, Where I work we use Allied and I did work for them for a while I know how their dress code is. I wish you all the luck in the world my friend.

[Kilted_John]

You may also want to drop in at the Bellevue Westaff office and get on their temporary staffer list. Sometimes the work can be pretty good. It depends on what you're willing to do and if they've something that fits your schedule. I would show up trousered for the interview, though.

I sometimes got work @ ICOM America, doing firmware upgrades on communications radios. That job was actually kilt friendly, since you weren't visible to the public, except when you'd arrive and leave. The other jobs I had through them weren't. Usually because they were manufacturing jobs.

-J