How old do i need to be to work at gamestop in washington?
I am almost 16 and i was wondering ebcuase i want to get a job and i love game stop! and whould love to work there but how old do i need to be?
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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you need to be 16 but they would prefer someone older and also gamestop is a pretty competitive job because everyone wants to work there.
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You need to be 16. The best advice I can give you is when you pick up and application and when you turn in the application, dress relatively nicely, and be as social as possible when you go in. GameStop looks for workers who can talk to people, because they will have better sales abilities in the long run. There a lot of antisocial people who apply all the time just because they like video games, but GameStop looks for people who can talk to customers, and who can sell stuff. Video game knowledge is a plus on top of this, but it does not come first.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Where can a 14 year old work at in Washington state
Where can a 14 year old work at in Washington state?
Other - US Local Businesses - 3 Answers
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strip clubs.
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Yup.. Definatly strip clubs.
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A dark alley
Other - US Local Businesses - 3 Answers
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strip clubs.
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Yup.. Definatly strip clubs.
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A dark alley
Thursday, July 7, 2011
During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone
During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone?
During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone that? a.that was dictatorial b.that was nonthreatening c.of modesty of dignity
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B. He wanted to make sure that the Presidency did not seem like a King ruling over his subjects... he also tried to balance the needs of the federal government needing power to get things done that needed to be done like repaying the soldiers and the debts from the war and leaving enough power in the hands of the state governments which was very important at a time when the majority of the populous felt part of their states not the country as a whole
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Of Dignity. Many people wanted to severly limit the power and prestige of the President. GW wanted a strong federal government. That is what he tried to make.
During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone that? a.that was dictatorial b.that was nonthreatening c.of modesty of dignity
History - 2 Answers
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B. He wanted to make sure that the Presidency did not seem like a King ruling over his subjects... he also tried to balance the needs of the federal government needing power to get things done that needed to be done like repaying the soldiers and the debts from the war and leaving enough power in the hands of the state governments which was very important at a time when the majority of the populous felt part of their states not the country as a whole
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Of Dignity. Many people wanted to severly limit the power and prestige of the President. GW wanted a strong federal government. That is what he tried to make.
Friday, July 1, 2011
What is the best way (cheap and fast) to commute to and from Ashburn, VA to Washington DC
What is the best way (cheap and fast) to commute to and from Ashburn, VA to Washington DC?
I live in Broadlands, VA (20148) and work in Washington DC M-F and I hear about commuter buses and such and waht to know the best (cheapest and/or fastest) to get to and from.
Commuting - 5 Answers
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Isn't there the commuter connection or something like that? Or just leave really early in the morning...to miss part of traffic
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search on www.orbitz.com
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Your best bet is to take the Greenway to the Dulles North Transit Center (Exit 8) and ride the commuter bus from there. Click the first link below for exact scheduling info. Fares are $7 each way or $60 for a ten-trip book of tickets. From Dulles North to the Rosslyn Metro is about 40 minutes each way, and Downtown D.C. from there is a quick trip across the Potomac using the Orange or Blue line. Use the second link if you need to plan your Metro trip in more detail, and the third link will take you to Commuter Connections, where you can find out more information about their ridematching service if you're interested in carpooling or vanpooling instead. They also offer a free guaranteed ride home service that can be used in the event of a personal emergency or overtime (up to 4 times per year) as long as you carpool or take transit.
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either way you have to leave really early (or after rush hour) to not hit the traffic..see if you can work 10-6 or something. It tacks about 1/2 to 45 minutes onto your trip.. best bet would be the toll road to 66.
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greyhound
I live in Broadlands, VA (20148) and work in Washington DC M-F and I hear about commuter buses and such and waht to know the best (cheapest and/or fastest) to get to and from.
Commuting - 5 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Isn't there the commuter connection or something like that? Or just leave really early in the morning...to miss part of traffic
2 :
search on www.orbitz.com
3 :
Your best bet is to take the Greenway to the Dulles North Transit Center (Exit 8) and ride the commuter bus from there. Click the first link below for exact scheduling info. Fares are $7 each way or $60 for a ten-trip book of tickets. From Dulles North to the Rosslyn Metro is about 40 minutes each way, and Downtown D.C. from there is a quick trip across the Potomac using the Orange or Blue line. Use the second link if you need to plan your Metro trip in more detail, and the third link will take you to Commuter Connections, where you can find out more information about their ridematching service if you're interested in carpooling or vanpooling instead. They also offer a free guaranteed ride home service that can be used in the event of a personal emergency or overtime (up to 4 times per year) as long as you carpool or take transit.
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either way you have to leave really early (or after rush hour) to not hit the traffic..see if you can work 10-6 or something. It tacks about 1/2 to 45 minutes onto your trip.. best bet would be the toll road to 66.
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greyhound
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