Experiences at Blind Corners

When I had my interview we just talked about our lives and our marriage and her children. When the other lady came in for her interview she was early and so we cut short and she went over a couple different things that are expected of me at the Gallery.

The main reason for excepting my job at Blind Corners was because it was the first job opportunity that presented itself to me, so I jumped for the job and got it. I was initially working in Yuba City and then they decided to temporarily move me to Roseville and I have not been able to get back to Yuba City, because I make more money then my co-worker and she would have to go to Roseville....

I am currently still working for Blind Corners. But when I leave the two things I will miss about working for Blind Corners would be getting along with my co-worker and meeting the families and building a great repore with them.

I am not sure what people are reading at Blind Corners.

The unique part with working at Blind Corners is it's a husband and wife team. They argue every day and sometimes more than once a day. They also bring there children to sit in the Gallery with them almost everyday in the Summer and sometimes during school days. So it gets a little unconfortable sometimes....

I have not had anything funny happen to me at Blind Corners.

I am not sure what blogs people are reading at Blind Corners.

There are no teams here at Blind Corners. Everyone is in it together. I especially like working with my co-worker who I got a job for here at Blind Corners.

I found my job by going through a temp. agency. I was then hired by Blind Corners and have been working here for over two years.

The advice I would give a new employee at Blind Corners would be make sure you're there early and dressed in a professional manner. Dont take offense to customers that are rude and say mean things, they just need someone to vent to and you will be the first one on the other line.