How to Fill Out a Job Application for Hollister Co.
Hollister Co. is a clothing store inspired by the Southern Californian surfing lifestyle. As a spinoff of parent company Abercrombie & Fitch, it was voted the second most preferred teen clothing brand in 2008. Malls across the nation are quick to lease to the company, which had revenue topping $1.5 billion in 2007. Hollister Co. gives potential job candidates numerous ways to make contact with the company. Whether opting to fill out an application in the store or online, there are a few things a person will want to know before jotting down any work history.
Instructions
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Visit the company's website or storefront to inquire about employment opportunities. Request an application and fill it out entirely. Pay special attention to details regarding the names, addresses, phone numbers and dates of employment for each company you have worked for.
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Provide Hollister Co. with a working phone number and email address so that its hiring managers will have a way to contact you to set up an interview. Include all relevant customer service and retail experience in the fields provided. For management and corporate positions, include a resume and cover letter with your application.
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Hand in, email, fax or mail your application as soon as possible to increase your chances of employment. Follow up with your local store a week later, if you have not heard back from the company. State your name, the position that you are interested in and the date that you applied for employment. Note the name of the person you spoke with in case you need to make contact again.
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Wait for a call back and promptly return all missed phone calls. Set up an interview at a time that is convenient for you and stick to it. Bring appropriate documentation such as a driver's license and Social Security card just in case you are offered employment on the spot.
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Ask any questions pertaining to the job before accepting employment with Hollister Co. Negotiate pay and benefits and clear up any inquiries regarding work schedules and time off.
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Tips & Warnings
Even if you do not have enough work experience to fill in every field on the application, use prior volunteer work, internships or odd jobs to provide the company with some sort of employment history.
Do not get too personal on the application. Address matters that need additional discussion in your interview.
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