• NOW HIRING!

    From DisneyWizard the Fantasmic!@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jun 27 15:02:37 2022
    XPost: alt.disney.disneyland

    Both Disney Culinary and Disneyland Parks now hiring!

    http://disneyculinary.com - Daring flavors, bold talent, dash of magic
    * Food Prep
    * Line cook/dinner cook
    * Specialty Cook
    * Pastry Chef/Head Baker
    * Pastry cook/Baker
    * Food & Beverage toles
    * Steward/Dishwasher
    * and more


    http://disneyland.jobs - At the Heart of the magic together at Disney
    Join our team at The Happiest Place on Earth!
    Full & Part time roles
    * Culinary
    * Housekeeping
    * Steward
    * Food & Beverage
    * Spa
    * And more!

    How to land the part.
    Be neither desperate nor nonchalant - super Disney fans fall into the
    weirdo category, just be clean groomed wearing the minimum of make-up
    going for the girl/boy-next-door look. Neither overdress nor slovenly -
    jeans and t-shirt shows you don't care, formal wear is too much. A
    button down shirt with conservative tie or conservative skirt and blouse
    that represent business casual present the most attractive candidates.
    Attire can hint at the position in mind - don't dress for a telemarketer
    office if you are seeking groundskeeper. Most important - know where you
    can best assist guests or staff from the get go.

    You will take an online personality test before seeing a casting
    director - needy drama queens seeking gossip need not apply. Be honest
    in this self-assessment. I'm a helpful self-starter able to manage my
    task priority without intervention but didn't score in the top - so my
    advice here is best taken with a grain of salt, as I imagined myself
    providing the services necessary to the cast member position while
    answering the quiz. I did score an interview however.

    You are best prepared for the interview when you have been considering
    your little cog in the complex array of positions which Disney requires.
    If you studied topiary with Yertz or woodcarving with Wilcox and want to
    pursue such a career your opportunity to shine will present itself at
    the interview. You will be able to be animated with an enthusiastic
    smile after your gate keeper states "We don't have [what you applied
    for] at this time. Do you see yourself elsewhere?" and here is where
    most fail. "Oh, I'm flexible, I can do anything." They've seen a million
    of 'em. Be specific like "Because I have a touch of OCD I find myself
    motivated to be self-directed and detail oriented. I could enjoy Pixar
    Pier or Avengers Campus silently busing tables and 20hrs. a week fits my
    class schedule." which is usually followed by "Here's your manila
    envelope, read through it before orientation tomorrow at 9:00 in
    screening room A where we screened the introduction film before you saw
    me. Welcome to he cast." Tailor your presentation to achieve that
    reaction. Widen your vision of what needs to be done, most guests are
    not made aware of the multitude of positions which casting is tasked to
    fill. I you think attraction operator be specific but stress safety.
    Coaster button pushers also rotate to greet guests at marquee, perhaps
    to enforce height requirements, inform policy, educate wild questions,
    and especially be on the lookout to provide the magic, such as
    suggesting the single rider queue, child switch option or accommodate a disability. A wide variety of attraction require a wide variety of
    operators, active hosts enjoy Challenge Trail Exporter Canoes and
    Pirates Lair, narration attractions appeal to public speakers.
    Attractions is the easiest to envision, check a map, there they are all
    listed. Parking, security, custodial aren't on the map and a plethora of
    the tasks guests unseen, engineering, maintenance, even the sprayers who
    hose down pavement all night. Even painters, welders and carpenters are
    in demand. Take painting for example, there are prop painters (anything
    mobile - stanchions, trash-cans et cetera) ride vehicle specialists,
    sign painters and even interior/exterior is divided between fabrication
    and restoration. Main Gate - City Hall - Tour Garden are excellent
    choices for those who excel at customer service. Someone has got to sell
    the tickets and book the vacations from a nearby call-center. Get wild
    with your imagination may impress as well; "I translate Portuguese
    fluently, so I would like to be a managers assistant facilitating
    operations training in preparation of transfer to Disneyland Brazil."
    Animals and plants need care too, let the casting director know if you
    excel at training horses or bonsai. Stitch cloth become unstitched both
    for animatronics and costuming. Indicate if your hemstitch is a bobbin
    to wear and tear, you may have the job sewed-up.

    You won't get the job if you're Goofy. No, seriously, entertainers are
    cast at cattle call sessions by a different department see https://www.facebook.com/DisneyAuditions/. So if you're parade, a
    princess or Peter Pan you will need to keep an eye pealed for the
    announcements posted on Meta (formerly Facebook). The closest you'll get
    to shows in this department is usher. Which brings up the biggest bubble
    to pop (besides jani-juice.)
    You may be asked to stay late and put down the deep-fry baskets in
    exchange for aircraft wands at a moments notice and enforce crowd
    control (no standing on walls/furniture, this side of the rope for
    viewing-that side is moving only, even 'I can help you find your mom.')
    Remain flexible as you are not cast to a specific training notebook. You
    are cast to make magic-making manageable. Be not surprised this is an
    industry of entertainment, you'll work when others are traditionally
    recreating - weekends and evenings, holidays and inclement weather
    walking home past a caged industrial ladder attached to a huge white
    wall in the echo of parade floats to catch a cast shuttle to your car -
    quite boring and uneventful, but being or knowing the secret to the
    magic is always less thrilling than witnessing the suspense, awe and
    wonderment as a guest. You can however find pride in being the secret
    guests ponder "How'd they do that?"

    So spake the --(o=8> wiz.

    p.s. If you let them know wiz coached you or that you read this
    you won't get the job.

    --
    All ladders in the Temple of the Forbidden Eye have thirteen steps.
    There are thirteen steps to the gallows, firing squad or any execution.
    The first step is denial… Don't be bamboozled:
    Secrets of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye revealed!
    Indiana Jones™ Discovers The Jewel of Power!
    visit —(o=8> http://wiza.fun/ <8=o)— visit

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From DisneyWizard the Fantasmic!@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jun 27 14:59:49 2022
    XPost: alt.disney.disneyland

    Both Disney Culinary and Disneyland Parks now hiring!

    http://disneyculinary.com - Daring flavors, bold talent, dash of magic
    * Food Prep
    * Line cook/dinner cook
    * Specialty Cook
    * Pastry Chef/Head Baker
    * Pastry cook/Baker
    * Food & Beverage toles
    * Steward/Dishwasher
    * and more


    http://disneyland.jobs - At the Heart of the magic together at Disney
    Join our team at The Happiest Place on Earth!
    Full & Part time roles
    * Culinary
    * Housekeeping
    * Steward
    * Food & Beverage
    * Spa
    * And more!

    How to land the part.
    Be neither desperate nor nonchalant - super Disney fans fall into the
    weirdo category, just be clean groomed wearing the minimum of make-up
    going for the girl/boy-next-door look. Neither overdress nor slovenly -
    jeans and t-shirt shows you don't care, formal wear is too much. A
    button down shirt with conservative tie or conservative skirt and blouse
    that represent business casual present the most attractive candidates.
    Attire can hint at the position in mind - don't dress for a telemarketer
    office if you are seeking groundskeeper. Most important - know where you
    can best assist guests or staff from the get go.

    You will take an online personality test before seeing a casting
    director - needy drama queens seeking gossip need not apply. Be honest
    in this self-assessment. I'm a helpful self-starter able to manage my
    task priority without intervention but didn't score in the top - so my
    advice here is best taken with a grain of salt, as I imagined myself
    providing the services necessary to the cast member position while
    answering the quiz. I did score an interview however.

    You are best prepared for the interview when you have been considering
    your little cog in the complex array of positions which Disney requires.
    If you studied topiary with Yertz or woodcarving with Wilcox and want to
    pursue such a career your opportunity to shine will present itself at
    the interview. You will be able to be animated with an enthusiastic
    smile after your gate keeper states "We don't have [what you applied
    for] at this time. Do you see yourself elsewhere?" and here is where
    most fail. "Oh, I'm flexible, I can do anything." They've seen a million
    of 'em. Be specific like "Because I have a touch of OCD I find myself
    motivated to be self-directed and detail oriented. I could enjoy Pixar
    Pier or Avengers Campus silently busing tables and 20hrs. a week fits my
    class schedule." which is usually followed by "Here's your manila
    envelope, read through it before orientation tomorrow at 9:00 in
    screening room A where we screened the introduction film before you saw
    me. Welcome to he cast." Tailor your presentation to achieve that
    reaction. Widen your vision of what needs to be done, most guests are
    not made aware of the multitude of positions which casting is tasked to
    fill. I you think attraction operator be specific but stress safety.
    Coaster button pushers also rotate to greet guests at marquee, perhaps
    to enforce height requirements, inform policy, educate wild questions,
    and especially be on the lookout to provide the magic, such as
    suggesting the single rider queue, child switch option or accommodate a disability. A wide variety of attraction require a wide variety of
    operators, active hosts enjoy Challenge Trail Exporter Canoes and
    Pirates Lair, narration attractions appeal to public speakers.
    Attractions is the easiest to envision, check a map, there they are all
    listed. Parking, security, custodial aren't on the map and a plethora of
    the tasks guests unseen, engineering, maintenance, even the sprayers who
    hose down pavement all night. Even painters, welders and carpenters are
    in demand. Take painting for example, there are prop painters (anything
    mobile - stanchions, trash-cans et cetera) ride vehicle specialists,
    sign painters and even interior/exterior is divided between fabrication
    and restoration. Main Gate - City Hall - Tour Garden are excellent
    choices for those who excel at customer service. Someone has got to sell
    the tickets and book the vacations from a nearby call-center. Get wild
    with your imagination may impress as well; "I translate Portuguese
    fluently, so I would like to be a managers assistant facilitating
    operations training in preparation of transfer to Disneyland Brazil."
    Animals and plants need care too, let the casting director know if you
    excel at training horses or bonsai. Stitch cloth become unstitched both
    for animatronics and costuming. Indicate if your hemstitch is a bobbin
    to wear and tear, you may have the job sewed-up.

    You won't get the job if you're Goofy. No, seriously, entertainers are
    cast at cattle call sessions by a different department see https://www.facebook.com/DisneyAuditions/. So if you're parade, a
    princess or Peter Pan you will need to keep an eye pealed for the
    announcements posted on Meta (formerly Facebook). The closest you'll get
    to shows in this department is usher. Which brings up the biggest bubble
    to pop (besides jani-juice.)
    You may be asked to stay late and put down the deep-fry baskets in
    exchange for aircraft wands at a moments notice and enforce crowd
    control (no standing on walls/furniture, this side of the rope for
    viewing-that side is moving only, even 'I can help you find your mom.')
    Remain flexible as you are not cast to a specific training notebook. You
    are cast to make magic-making manageable. Be not surprised this is an
    industry of entertainment, you'll work when others are traditionally
    recreating - weekends and evenings, holidays and inclement weather
    walking home past a caged industrial ladder attached to a huge white
    wall in the echo of parade floats to catch a cast shuttle to your car -
    quite boring and uneventful, but being or knowing the secret to the
    magic is always less thrilling than witnessing the suspense, awe and
    wonderment as a guest. You can however find pride in being the secret
    guests ponder "How'd they do that?"

    So spake the --(o=8> wiz.

    p.s. If you let them know wiz coached you or that you read this
    you won't get the job.

    --
    All ladders in the Temple of the Forbidden Eye have thirteen steps.
    There are thirteen steps to the gallows, firing squad or any execution.
    The first step is denial… Don't be bamboozled:
    Secrets of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye revealed!
    Indiana Jones™ Discovers The Jewel of Power!
    visit —(o=8> http://wiza.fun/ <8=o)— visit

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)