I was a walk-in to the front office in search of employment, with a resume which includes solid, successful work history out of Los Angeles in the uniform rental service industry. Upon entering, no one was in the office, but in the next room was sat a woman with headphones on. After a few minutes, I asserted myself to gain her attention, at which time she remained seated and while removing her headphones, she simply asked "Yes?". At which time I extended my hand in greeting and said "Hello, my name is Andrew Cassey". She did not return the handshake, remained seated, and, ver batim, replied "What do you want?".
I'd already witnessed enough evidence to know that the professionalism to which I am accustomed to giving and receiving was clearly not being even so much as hoped for, so I just told her "I'm sorry, I am seeking employment, but I don't think this is where I'd like to find it". And left.
I'm more than confident I could have made a valuable team member to Mission Linen given my excellent training and success while at Budget Uniform Rental Service in Gardena, California. Unfortunately, this was my experience with this facility. And as we all know, we only get #one chance at a good first impression. I am on Indeed for your follow-up should anyone feel inspired to follow up, or I can be e-mailed at andrewc2491@gmail.com. I'm certain this kind of interaction does not meet with the expectations of Mission Linen as I had come to familiarize myself with them through the years as I overtook many such accounts in Los Angeles. read more