I had a knack with children when it came to cutting their hair. They all seemed to love me! I built an adult customer base because of it.
Looking for people who are motivated to work, willing to put in effort, willing to learn, friendly, and team players. Having a clientele would be wonderful, if not that is okay too! #hiring #resume #cosmetologist #nailtechnician #salon
Expect for there to be minimal communication and unclean work areas. The owners don’t care about following state board regulations when it comes to cleaning.
Shopping for work supplies without a shopping list .
I've been a licensed cosmologist for 27 years. Looking for a friendly, enthusiastic job setting
I come from a generation that if you work hard you will earn a honest pay. After 16 1/2 years of being in the world of cosmetology and traumatic life changing events I decided to go back into the workforce life. Boy was I in for an eye opener! I made the mistake of going to work for a client who I thought was my friend and after 10 months of being her right hand and doing great at my job I was let go, so after 5 months of beating the pavement I found employment at a company that at first I really liked grew to love. Out of nowhere my mother passed away unexpectedly, mind you I only took 10 days off to plan her arrangements and quickly returned back to work. I am the type of person that has to stay busy so I won't wallow in grief or depression. I forgot to mention that the traumatic experience was that my husband and best friend lost his job after 17 years of service was doing a side job as a DJ and while he was working was stabbed 4 times by a patron which almost took his life, subsequently he had to apply for disability and that was a long process. Anyway that was the main reason why I went from being the caboose to the enginer in our household. I'm sorry this is alot but it is my truth. So back to my last employment I did really well and was at the top of my game there then mom passed and even though that happened I still was a top producer and did my job well, so much so that I did over and beyond the call of duty. So when my year of service anniversary date was coming up I asked my direct supervisor when would be my progress review date, after 3 weeks we finally had said review, mind you I got flying marks across the board but only to be offered a .50 raise??!! What?! I was in complete shock and on that day I put in my notice. This job was very stressful but what job isn't? I worked at 6 different locations for them, won the rookie of the year award, worked 9hr days and 8 months of 6 days a week. I could go on and on but I think you get the jist. I also did what I tell my children never do, I quit without having secured new employment. It was hard working for a company that didn't value me as a person and to work under people that don't know what they are doing. It felt like middle school not even high school there. It became clear why there was a high turnover rate. What should of been a clue was after I put in my notice the GM said they never had a review process in order, maybe because no one ever stayed that long. It blows my mind how things are out here in the world now. I have tons of working experience but no college degree. I am staying hopeful but it's hard not to have moments of despair. Please Pray for me and my family as I will have each and everyone of you in mine.
It's a great place to work and the new owner is an awesome cosmetologist. You'd be lucky to work with him.
Not practicing or studying more while on my down time