I turned in four job applications yesterday to Subway, McDonald’s, Burger King, and Wendy’s. For the Subway one they want me to come in and check on it. But how long should I wait to check on them?

I don’t think they meant check to see if they got your application.
If you go in every few days & say something like, "I turned in my application a few days ago & I was wondering if you still had an opening/filled the position yet."
If you knew they had an opening, go in almost daily. That will show you are willing to come into work daily.
If you turned them in bc you are looking for a job, ask them if they have an opening.

I turned in four job applications yesterday to Subway, McDonald’s, Burger King, and Wendy’s. For the Subway one they want me to come in and check on it. But how long should I wait to check on them?

Call on Tuesday. You want to call relatively soon, but leave room for the extended holiday weekend on Monday.

How long does it generally take before you get a response after filling out a job application online. I filled out a couple a few days ago and am wondering when I can expect a reply.

Online job applications usually take a minimum 15-20 minutes. I’ve filled out many applications online, and they are generally in that time range.

One thing that I figured out early on in my job searches is that generally, they don’t seek YOU. What I mean by that is you usually have to call and speak to the hiring manager to let them know you applied for an open position, and that you would like to check on your application status. No job I ever applied for called me back. I had to call them, but thankfully, it usually resulted in me being hired. They do take notice when you are persistent, trust me.

So my advice to you is to wait at least 3-5 days and call up to the places you applied to, and speak to either the hiring manager or a manager on duty. Best of luck to you!

I’m going to apply for a job at Little Caesars tomorrow and I was going to print out an app. and bring it in. I typed Little Caesars application in on google and it brought up two different types. One said hourly employment. The other said crew member employment. I’m looking for a part time job and I have no idea which one to fill out. This will be my first attempt at trying to get a job so I would appreciate anyone who could help me. I just want to know the difference between the two and/or which one I should fill out.

These two applications are one in the same a crew member is an hourly postion. I’m not sure why there may be two but I can assure you that they are both for hourly positions. If you really are apprehensive about it don’t fill out either and go up to little ceasears and ask them for an application. But I’m pretty sure that you can fill out either one and be good. One is probably older then the other one or something.

Good Luck

I paid back the theft on the spot, however I believe that it is somehow hindering me from getting a job. what should I do on applications where it asks why did you leave that job. or should I even put that job on an application?

As a business owner myself, my preference would be that if you applied for a job at my company, you write clearly across the top of your application (probably in all CAPS) that you had been caught stealing from your previous employer. ( But by all means, definitely mention that you paid it back on the spot).

I have filled out a bunch of applications and no one ever calls back. Is this normal? I just need a job.

first you need to contact those jobs that you filled an application at, and ask them what the status of you application. What i did was called every two days and i gave them my name because they probably have a lot of application to go through you have to stand out and called them. That will definately make them more aware of your application when the read it.

A lot of companies are switching to online job applications, but I was wondering if Starbucks still accepts in store job applications because when I went to the Starbucks website, it didn’t give you the option to print an application out and only showed online application.

find your nearest Starbucks, call them or go in and ask. anyone you ask will have at some point applied for a job with them.

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