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Hi. I am considering in getting a job at Tim Hortons.
I will be my first job, and I am currently in school.
It will be a part-time/summer job.
I can I Improve my resume so that it could look tim horton like.lol.
Could I get some help with this?
Thank You.
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My Current resume:
OBJECTIVE
To obtain a part-time position that will utilize my present skills and abilities as well as gain knowledge of new ones
EDUCATION
Emery Collegiate Institute, North York, Ontario
Ontario Secondary School Diploma anticipated in June 2012
SPECIAL SKILLS & INTERSTS
• Like to interact with other people
• Sharp and creative in solving problems
• Fast learner with wide range of practical skills
• Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Responsible, organized, and respectful
• Working with Photoshop
• Travelling with family
• Enrolled in the Enriched Program at Emery C.I. (CyberScience in partnership with Apotex Inc.)
VOLUNTEER & COMMUNITY SERVICE
York West Federal Election 2008-Judy Sgro,
2363 Finch Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario
416-744-1882
Election Volunteer
September 2008-October 2008
• Fold flyers that where going to be distributed in the community
• Keep a record of where election signs have been placed
• Run errands such as cleaning the floor
• Do assignments from staff
GOALS
Planning to study Pharmacy either at University of Toronto or University of Waterloo
References:
Available upon request
Graduating HS: 2012
GRADE 12 of "12
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special skills: make a mean pot of coffee
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are they hiring? I need a job as well..
Where are you located?
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Tim Horton's doesn't require a resume, so if want to add it, don't stress about it too much
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Hcheg wrote:
are they hiring? I need a job as well..
Where are you located?
yes, they are hiring It is located by Keele/steele
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I have not met ONE person in my entire life who worked at Tim Horton's that didn't despise it. Try McDonalds if you're looking to do fast food or Starbucks if you want to do coffee.
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Starbucks definately, but certainly not McDonalds.... but i doubt there are many jobs available at Starbucks rite now
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Starbucks probably won't hire anyone under 18, but that's harder than Timmys. Tim Hortons is probably one of the worst jobs you can have compared to other "fast food" type of restaurants. I work at McDonalds(DON't LAUGH!  It's temporary) but it is much better than working at timmy's, I HATE making even ONE coffee, you'll have to make thousands everyday. Everyone who used to work at Timmys quit after a couple of months, try an actual restaurant like mcds, burger king, wendy's etc. They are much easier to work at 
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I know a few people under 18 who work(ed) at Starbucks.
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BigBMan wrote:Starbucks probably won't hire anyone under 18, but that's harder than Timmys. Tim Hortons is probably one of the worst jobs you can have compared to other "fast food" type of restaurants. I work at McDonalds(DON't LAUGH! It's temporary) but it is much better than working at timmy's, I HATE making even ONE coffee, you'll have to make thousands everyday. Everyone who used to work at Timmys quit after a couple of months, try an actual restaurant like mcds, burger king, wendy's etc. They are much easier to work at McDonald's is actually a very fun place to work. The one I worked at had a PS2 in our crew room and I get to watch Friends during my breaks 
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Quote:I HATE making even ONE coffee Rather make that coffee, then put together that greasy burger. And making coffee isn't that hard with the machine they have.
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UofT2011 wrote:
Rather make that coffee, then put together that greasy burger. And making coffee isn't that hard with the machine they have.
Cashiers/window don't have to make burgers We make ice cream cones and sundaes~ Making the fries can get a bit greasy though.
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I don't really give a crap where I work, money is money.. Just give me a damn job already :| I've been applying for weeks now..
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McDonald's is a great place to work  As for your resume, you can entirely reform your resume to suit Tim Horton's if that's where you're applying. Your proficiency in Microsoft Word has no bearing on how good you'd make coffee or serve customers, so focus on that instead.
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UofT2011 wrote:Quote:I HATE making even ONE coffee Rather make that coffee, then put together that greasy burger. And making coffee isn't that hard with the machine they have. Like Starlight said, Cashiers don't have to make that stuff. I'm a Cashier there. What machine? It's a coffee thermos, that we pour it out of , the cream and sugar gets messy and takes for ever, that's why I hate it. Tea is even worse, it takes forever and slows down a whole line. I would hate to deal with LONG lines and 4-5 minutes per order at tim hortons. Usually it just takes me 2 minutes to finish an order if it's just a combo.
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Apply to Wal Mart instead. Tim Horton is stagnant or contracting, and most starbucks places are closing down or dealing with much fewer customers. Wal Mart is on track to maintain its workforce and may even add a few with the economy the way it is.
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Most of the Starbucks closures are actually down in the States, not here.
I know that in Calgary, they're opening more Starbucks, not closing them down. There's still a demand for it.
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^ Oh true,
I'm just commenting on what I see down her in Ontario, and I've already see 2 Tim Hortons shut down and all the barista's I know say business is really bad because no one wants to pay $4 for coffee any more.
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ARMY101 wrote:McDonald's is a great place to work As for your resume, you can entirely reform your resume to suit Tim Horton's if that's where you're applying. Your proficiency in Microsoft Word has no bearing on how good you'd make coffee or serve customers, so focus on that instead. How can i make it so it suits tim hortons?
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SnoopY wrote:ARMY101 wrote:McDonald's is a great place to work As for your resume, you can entirely reform your resume to suit Tim Horton's if that's where you're applying. Your proficiency in Microsoft Word has no bearing on how good you'd make coffee or serve customers, so focus on that instead. How can i make it so it suits tim hortons? ROFL... It doesnt matter about anything.. Just apply when they're hiring or low on people, that's the key..
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