Will I be hired?

Question

On job application as cashier for Target, I accidentally marked full-time when I only want to do part-time and I put that I was available 7 days a week, but I actually only want to work 5 days of the week and have the manager choose 5 days of the 7 days that I'm available, to work. Do u think this is asking/changing to much? I hate how u can only sign the job application at the store and not take it home to think about all the stuff.

Answer 1

You will get hired.

Typically, they work you a max of 5 days per week. And explaining the error with the full time/part time thing will be fine. It will not affect you getting the job or not.

Answer 2

I suppose some of it depends on how long you will be working. I think the maximum hours you can work is 40 per week correct? All you need to do is just tell them that you accidentally made a mistake on the paper and would like it to be fixed. Besides, I dont think it would be asking too much to work part time instead of full time. What should really matter is your work experience, education, stuff like that. The manager shouldn't be like "Oh! You wanted to work part time? Then forget it!" Managers have become more flexible with their workers so long as they are willing to put in the effort. You should be able to fix the small mistakes during the interview (if there is one) and still get hired depending on your more important life details.

On the other hand, you might be coped into working certain days and such, but if your resume is good you should be able to work something out.

Answer 3

you're screwed. if you did that to me, i'ld just be honest and give you an application for Circle K, or mac donald's and tell you that i heard they were hiring. your judgement shows your character, and in my personal opinion, that spells "unreliable" and waste of time... not thinking things through... i didn't look to see your gender before answering, but dude, that smells real bad...

hold up; i just saw your listed name... be bee angel dust???, i mean, is that what you're on? don't you know drug testing is common practice today even in little hick towns like the one i currently reside in?

ok, so it's a cheap job to most of you, but a potential career, in the real world, and since true value producers everywhere are waking up to the fact of the white collar hoax, and other fraudulent parasitical types, the manure is about to hit the fan (in my case it already has, you just don't smell it yet) because you lazy, worthless value destroying parasites are goning to find yourselves without a job and out on the streets until you reform and realize that you need to become value PRODUCERS in order to survive, or get out. we don't need you. your free ride is over.

Answer 4

I doubt it will be a huge issue.....no offense, but it's a cashier job at Target....not exactly a job which requires your full attention and devotion.

Answer 5

all you need to do is just tell them the truth and give them the acceptable reason. If the manager is an open minded type, it will not be a big issue.


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Answer 6

Just get hired and then talk to the hiring manager about that stuff.