MacDonald-Cole Associates

A typical day would be stocking shelves, doing dishes, working on the cash, counter help, prepping for the day and sometimes doing some catering for meetings. I learned to be flexible with other people. My co-workers were temporary, as was I. If management and sometimes the co-workers that I worked with liked me and the way I worked, they would ask for my me to come again in the future to work. The hardest part was never being part of a place on a permanent basis. The most enjoyable part of the job was the variety of places, people and things I got to do.

My day starts off with cold calling clients that I retrieve through our CRM data base. My goal was 16% of make appointment out of 25 calls. 

I would have appointments to meet with clients prior I would put together the corporate resume and a sales package kit which is individualized to each client.

I would run the office on Saturday by myself doing CSR and also collecting data for new clients. 

I loved the interaction with the clients, the cold calling, and the building of relationships with the client. 

The hardest part of the job is they cut back my hours to one day a week. It is a great sale job.

It was a basic staffing company focused primarily on the hospitality business. Interview was good, proper questions asked. And the various forms were efficient. 

On the job, I did various works for them (bartending, serving, etc.), but the most common was at the Rogers Centre. Loved it, it's just too bad the majority of the jobs I've seen of them were casual, but it helped for a little extra coin in-between your other job(s) when something came up and they called you, so, of course it had a great work-life balance. But definitely not your primary job unless you don't live alone.

I carried 24 cans of beer with cups and walk up and down the aisle of the stadium to sell beer to customers and collect the money.

I learned sales skills

The hardest part of the job is to carry a heavy load of beer up and down the stadium.

The most enjoyable part of the job is that I work on my own pace without pressure. I collect much tips if I work hard. I have a lot of freedom and contact with customers and this is what I like.

I learned that from going into the stands to watch the baseball game results in being fired from work.

The hardest part of the job is working in the weekdays with an evening game and finishing late due to cleaning and things. Sometimes leaving from the place can be as late as 1:00 AM.

The most enjoyable part of the job is working in different sections and different work stations and alot of experiences.

I have achieved how to communicate with employee and customers, basically customer services, also technique cleaning and serving food. From this job i have work as a cleaner at condiment stand of hot dog and cashier at small stall in Rogers Center. My communication skill was great from before, due to participating volunteering on customer service at high school.

While working there I obtained valuable skills such as communication, organizational, and leadership skills. The hardest part of the job was that it was fast paced and one had to serve the food at a very timely manner. The most enjoyable part of the job was being able to bring a smile on the customers face.

I woke up on the day I was working very happy because it meant that I get to go to the Rogers Centre in downtown! I also get to attend a baseball game that I haven't even paid for and make money as I do it!

Enjoyable working environment. 
I was happy to go to work each day. 
Friendly people with upbeat attitudes. 
Working in teams as well as individually. 
Various types of work was performed in and out of the office. 

The managers are respectful and nice. They give good hours when there is a Bluejays game, but one issue would be that they don't place you in the same stores every time. The work can be both fast-paced or slow depending on the day but overall good work agency who's looking for a job.

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