<p>at Barnes & Noble?</p>
<p>what does my opinion have to do with you getting the job?
wouldn't that concern YOU?
i.e. do you need a job? do you have the time? etc.</p>
<p>I don't really <em>need</em> a job, but I want to start working to fill in the free time that I have now. There's nothting worse than sitting around and doing nothing. it makes me so depressed. I was more concerned about the specific location of the job, i.e. that corporation. Is it a good place to start?</p>
<p>if they hire you... I just applied for a job there, but they told me that they would keep my application but they don't hire many people around this time of year.
it seems like a great place to work though.</p>
<p>how about...volunteering with your time.</p>
<p>"There's nothting worse than sitting around and doing nothing."</p>
<p>Myself and the premise of the movie Office Space would disagree. In fact, there is nothing better than sitting around and doing nothing.</p>
<p>But anyways, I had a job once, and it sucked. Buncha smelly people. But if taking up time is what you want, then pursue activities that you would enjoy doing.</p>
<p>^I have to agree. I really don't mind sitting and doing nothing.
except when you have to look like you're doing something... like in my last job (I had to pretend to sweep and dust even if it was all clean...)</p>