Part Time Job @ Dancetracks

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For those of you that are interested and living in the NYC area, Dancetracks is hiring. Here's the info:

************************************************** ***************

Due to the growth of Dance Tracks we are currently looking for a
young enthusiastic individual to help with Inventory control and Mail
order! This position will lead to a full time position with full
benefits

The right candidate should be young, self motivated with a working
knowledge of computers an absolute requirement. They should also be
passionate about all types of music.

If you feel you or some one you know would suite this position please
reply to me with resume
--
Stefan Prescott
Dance Tracks Records
91 East Third Street
New York
NY 10003
Tel (212) 260-8729 xtn 16
Fax (212) 260-8780
http://www.dancetracks.com

[And]

Damn ... Emphasis on "young"
What's the cut off age for this job?
(Not interested in job ... just curious)

[Ken1015]

Originally posted by 6 23:
Damn ... Emphasis on "young"
What's the cut off age for this job?
(Not interested in job ... just curious) You noticed that too? The message they're sending is that this is basically a shit job with little pay that they want some fresh, naive lackey to fill.

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In other words, it's a job for bitch boy? icon_rofl.gif

[And]

That's the impression I got. graemlins/jpshakehead.gif

I didn't use "bitch boy" in my interpretation though. Hahaha

[ May 28, 2003, 11:46 AM: Message edited by: 6 23 ]

[Lincoln]

They definetly need help, did you ever try calling to speak with someone? All you get is menu's with messages and voice mail, email. Then some of their real audio files are 10-20 seconds long with long blanks between tracks and speed changes and back spins. That only wastes time and server space with useless info.

[richierich]

If I lived in NYC and had the time and really didn't need the money.. I'd damn sure apply.. who am I kidding think of all the free records you'd get or at least a serious discount.

[Ken1015]

Originally posted by richierich:
If I lived in NYC and had the time and really didn't need the money.. I'd damn sure apply.. who am I kidding think of all the free records you'd get or at least a serious discount. You're too old.

[Keith Blackstone]

It's funny all the negative views around this job offer...

... but what do you think is any different from people who intern for record labels and do it for free? It's called an investment. Invest now, reap the benefits later. Knowledge, contacts, vinyl, etc.

... At least they are offering to pay, and mention a full time position possible in the future with benefits, etc.

Look at it for the positive, and not always the f'ing negative. :rolleyes:

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Originally posted by Keith Blackstone:
It's funny all the negative views around this job offer...

... but what do you think is any different from people who intern for record labels and do it for free? It's called an investment. Invest now, reap the benefits later. Knowledge, contacts, vinyl, etc.

... At least they are offering to pay, and mention a full time position possible in the future with benefits, etc.

Look at it for the positive, and not always the f'ing negative. :rolleyes: This is a wise man. Listen to him, kids. graemlins/cool_shades.gif

[richierich]

Originally posted by Soulful1015:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by richierich:
If I lived in NYC and had the time and really didn't need the money.. I'd damn sure apply.. who am I kidding think of all the free records you'd get or at least a serious discount. You're too old. </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah but I look good!!

[Koffy Brown]

well if this is the actual job advertisement...they did throw the term "young" around as if over a certain age need not apply...I have visited the store and not all the employees that were there at the time appeared to be really young...maybe it's the wording of this advertisement...but I would apply as well...

[ May 28, 2003, 12:01 PM: Message edited by: Ashaki ]

[larry rauson]

I worked at dancetracks for almost three years loved it. Phil played that stoopid Nelly tune one day, so I took off all my clothes, where else can you get loose like that, get paid, and a serious discount on records...

Larry "DJ NAKED" Rauson

[Austin/Dallas]

As granny would say "They are always hiring down at the Post office baby"

[yodvibes]

hmmm I wonder if they have weekend openings...

[bitonti]

first off someone should let them guys know that you can't advertise for a paying job using the words "young" - "energetic" "motivated" even "no experience necessary" im no lawyer but doesn't the word "Young" set them up for legal attack?

everyone over 30 get together its class action time!

ps- granny is smart the post office is a dope job

[Drrtynewyork]

young and energetic = being able to pick up heavy ass boxes

[rexdale brawler]

Originally posted by Albert D.:
For those of you that are interested and living in the NYC area, How about landed immigrants?

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by yodvibes:
hmmm I wonder if they have weekend openings... Nepotism BITCH!

P.S. you couldn’t pay me enough to work in retail ever again.

[Koffy Brown]

Originally posted by larry rauson:
I worked at dancetracks for almost three years loved it. Phil played that stoopid Nelly tune one day, so I took off all my clothes, where else can you get loose like that, get paid, and a serious discount on records...

Larry "DJ NAKED" Rauson see...and taking off your clothes in a public workplace is what got you fired, right? graemlins/rofl.gif

[Wild i]

I just called my "laundress" and blessed her out about this job because Stefan offered to give her a shot months ago and she's been dragging her feet. She's perfect for the position. So now she's like "Yeah, I'll go down there tommorrow."

Anyway, if she gets it and you happen to be in Dance Tracks and talk to Sonya, tell her I said "I told you so!" biggrinangel.gif