average american beauty

The manager, Mr. Adler, is a Jew.

He sat behind his desk, facing the door, looking smart and competent in a classic dark three-piece suit.Although his eyes are sharp, his attitude can be called gentle and polite.

Caroline felt kind to him the first time she saw him, because he really looked like Einstein.

After Caroline explained her purpose, Mr. Adler looked at the young girl in front of him.

The girls are fine in appearance and manners, but seem to be younger than the general age of mall employees.

"Have you ever worked in a department store?" the manager asked.

"No, but I am familiar with the work of the mall, and I have assisted in purchasing related matters." Caroline replied. (In fact, I worked part-time as a translator for foreign purchases during college)

"Oh? So you have done it in other stores? Do you have a letter of recommendation?" The manager became a little interested.

Caroline froze for a moment, she just took it for granted to answer with her own experience, but Carrie had never worked before, so Caroline didn't have work experience, let alone a letter of recommendation.Even if Caroline said that she had done it in other stores, once the manager continued to ask, she would find that she could not name any relevant people or stores.

If Caroline had more work experience in her previous life, she might have a better way to deal with it, but at this moment her stunned expression has been noticed by the manager.

"Of course, we don't require letters of recommendation," the manager smiled faintly, "but we do need young ladies with work experience."

"I think in addition to rich experience, for the job of a salesperson, the ability to deal with people, the ability to learn quickly, and perhaps the ability to calculate are all important?" Caroline looked into Mr. Adler's eyes and said seriously .

"Maybe my experience is not very rich, but I am very patient (after all, I deal with teenagers every day), and my learning ability, such as memorizing various commodities, is also very fast (at least memorizing words is fast), please give me a chance, even if There is also a chance to try it out." She knew that the possibility of her success was not high, but she didn't want to give up until the end, and she still tried to fight for herself.

This time, Mr. Adler really laughed. It is true that shopping malls do not often hire inexperienced salespeople, but occasionally they will use some young girls when there is a shortage of people. Of course, whether they can stay is another matter.

"It's not that I can't give you a chance, Miss Meeble." Mr. Adler straightened his back and picked up the pen on the table, "but we need to investigate. In this way, you go to Ms. Green's place for a week first, and wait until Only when she passes there can she truly pass.”

Mr. Adler took out a black leather book from the drawer, looked at the label and turned to one of the pages, on which a row of employee information was neatly written.

"Now, write down your name and address." Mr. Adler turned the book around and handed it to Caroline.

Caroline hadn't adapted to this sudden reversal yet, so she just asked subconsciously, "Don't you need to sign a contract?"

"Ha, the contract! Now I believe that you have been in contact with "procurement matters"." Mr. Adler stood up, laughed and put the pen in front of her. "How can there be any contract for this kind of work? Leave your information, name, address, and a guarantor. It's better to write your family, and the guarantor's work address will be even better. Be there on time at [-] o'clock in the morning next Monday. Come to the door of the office first, and I will take you to Ms. Green's when the time comes, and she will take all the people on the women's clothing side."

"Okay, Mr. Adler, but what is my salary...?" Caroline asked hesitantly while writing.

"Well, it's only five yuan this week." Mr. Adler raised his eyebrows, "When you pass Ms. Green's, you will be the same as a normal salesperson, eight yuan a week, and there will be a bonus if you have more experience."

"Okay," Caroline replied, knowing she'd say something to thank her manager when she got the job offer, and she'd better put on a good impression, but it was clear she wasn't particularly good at it.

"Do you have any suggestions for me?" Caroline thought for a while and asked, "I can prepare for these two days, and I can work better on Monday."

"I can't talk too much about your work. In short, you will learn what you need to know from Ms. Green. Oh, I forgot to mention that our shopping mall is open from 09:30 to 05:30 in the afternoon. It closes an hour early on Saturdays, but you should know that, right?" Mr Adler said.

"Okay, I see. Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity. I will definitely work hard and look forward to seeing you on Monday."

What Mr. Adler said, Caroline didn't actually know, and she still had question marks about the job.But she didn't dare to ask anymore, because she found that she didn't know much about the current department stores, and she didn't even know much about the living habits of people in Chicago. ...

Before leaving, Mr. Adler also gave her a "little suggestion". Ms. Green appreciates neatly dressed employees. Although the mall will provide a set of work suits for all employees, shoes and other accessories All need to be configured by the employees themselves.

Caroline has a habit of keeping a smile when she doesn't know what to say next. Although it is not easy to use every time, but so far there has been no major trouble, but this time she only kept the smile on her face until she left the manager's room.

How does it feel to successfully apply for a trainee teacher before reading the textbook, and to give a trial lecture to the subject director next week?Caroline felt it now.