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Monday, August 4, 2008

The Brooklyn Headhunter: Brooklyn Trader Joe's! Apply This Week

It's been a long while since McBrooklyn gathered and published Brooklyn employment opportunities, but with the latest jobs figures just in, it seems like this might be a good time to do some headhunting.

Featured Brooklyn Job of the Day:

It's really happening! Brooklyn's Trader Joe's is hiring Food Demonstrators and Crew Members. They are looking for:

"... a food-loving people-person who shops in our store and loves to entertain! If you like people, love food, are ambitious and adventuresome, enjoy smiling, and have a strong sense of values, Trader Joe’s is definitely for you. Come be part of the excitement!"

Food Demonstrator Qualifications: "The ideal Food Demonstrator will have a passion for people, be gracious and outgoing, and be a self-starter who's organized and a team player. We're looking for someone who can create an exciting, warm, fun and friendly shopping environment. Lots of customer interaction. This is a great job for a real people-person. Familiarity with Trader Joe's products a plus. High school graduate preferred. Trader Joe's is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse crew."

Crew Member Qualifications:
"Our Crew Members participate in all aspects of store operations including register, customer service, product receiving, display building and stocking…but most importantly, our Crew is responsible for making sure that our Customers have a truly terrific shopping adventure!"

To be considered, please come by the BRAND NEW store starting on AUG 4TH Monday - Friday 10am - 7pm. You must apply in person to be considered.

More details here and here.

More Brooklyn Jobs:

- The Brooklyn Museum has several job openings, including Payroll Manager, Curatorial Assistant, Shop Manager, and part-time teaching positions. New York Job Network

- A NYC Council Member needs a Legislative Director. Craigslist (Also a Constituent Liaison. Here)

- Brooklyn Prospect Charter School (District 15) needs a founding Director of Operations and Finance. Craigslist

- The Chinese-American Planning Council, based in Sunset Park, has five job openings, from Brooklyn Branch Director to Child Coordinator. CPC

- A law office in MetroTech needs a receptionist/ clerical assistant. Craigslist

- Anixter needs a Driver / Warehouse Associate. Career Builders

- JPMorgan Chase on Montague needs a Personal Financial Advisor. JPMorgan Chase

- There's an open Brooklyn Senior Construction Inspector job at URS.

- Best Buy is looking for an Electronics Technician for the Brooklyn Geek Squad. Best Buy

- Jellybean Services needs a Courthouse Researcher. No experience necessary. Fresho

- A newspaper needs a part time Editor / Proofreader in Brooklyn Heights. Craigslist

- Wellpoint needs a Fraud Investigator. Great Insurance Jobs

The Brooklyn Public Library seeks a temporary Freelance Copywriter. Craigslist


Previous job postings here.

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5 comments:

  1. Aren't they embarrassed by this crap? We're talking about a cashier's job and stocking shelves.

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  2. In this economy, we will one day wish we had such a "crappy" job.

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  3. TJs is an anomaly. Yes, these are crap jobs- low pay cashiering and stocking. However, they pay a bit higher than typical jobs in this category. The fallacy with TJs is the notion that you can move up. You can't, really. As a national chain, the upper management is already chosen, leaving 99% of the workers as "part time" (read: 35 hours a week) employees.

    All of this for $11 an hour. Yay.

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  4. You learn a lot of good things in a job like this -- how to deal with the public, business skills, how to get to work on time and deal with your supervisor, etc. Not saying these are jobs for experienced, highly skilled workers. But a good place to start if you're interested in retail.

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  5. thank you for doing this...I've been looking since March and it's been tough.

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