how soon is too soon? re:apps for autumn/winter

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Permalink Reply by Rossman on May 7, 2008 at 8:47pm

I think the real question is how late is too late. I think that you should give HR a break and let them get through the summer hiring crunch and then start contacting them. Lets say mid-June for the Teton area. For a supervisor position, you might want to have something nailed down by early September.

On the other hand, I have gotten some of my best supervisors late in the hiring process ofter someone has dropped out. Go figure.

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Permalink Reply by Ann Carr on May 9, 2008 at 4:16pm

Job hiring fairs will be held by the GTLC during August for those that are interested in continuing their careers with other company owned facilities. You can also start looking for jobs in nearby Jackson at the end of the season as they will be plentiful...

Welcome to GTLC - Hope you enjoy yourself here...

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Permalink Reply by Tammy W on May 10, 2008 at 11:04am

Hi Ann... what other facilities does GTLC operate and where?
I am still undecided what to do at the end of this season.
I want to settle down somewhere and perhaps not move so much seasonally!

I do know it will be retail work or arts related as those are my fortes

thanks
I'll be in Jackson tonite on the shuttle bus.

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Permalink Reply by Larry Parsons on May 10, 2008 at 7:21pm

Hi Ann

once you find out i want to do same thing get a job lined up my contract is over oct 31st here at dornans , im going over to signal mountain tonite for nachos :P

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Permalink Reply by Tammy W on May 11, 2008 at 5:53am

hey gang! well, I'm in Jackson now...look for a new thread on that! lol

thanks for the job finding advice...I'm really not sure yet if I want to stay in Jackson (it looks do-able year round) or take my other route and move back to the beach

I'm holding off judgement for several weeks at least

have fun @ signal mountain
drop by my new thread for "what's shaking around GTLC?" so we can all keep up on what's happening in the area

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