I written an email where I described my first job... who help me? HI Bob, It’s good to hear from you, how are you doing? Well, In Italy there aren’t too many jobs that students can do, it’s difficult

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I written an email where I described my first job... who help me? HI Bob, It’s good to hear from you, how are you doing? Well, In Italy there aren’t too many jobs that students can do, it’s difficult to find a job here. However, I had worked the first time when I was 17 as a waitress in a bar. I usually worked in the weekends in the morning when was summer. My brother find this job for me because he knew the proprietor and it was helpful for me. Anyway, for me it was hard work because it is so crowded in the summer because it is placed closed the see with a beautiful landscape and the tourist love it. I had to work under pressure, I cleaned the table, I swiped the floor, I took the people order and so on. It was hard because I had to be calm and kind with impolite client and not only with them, also with the proprietor’s wife, she was very unbearable. On the other hand, I learned how to stay calm in hard situation, now I can handle better this type of situation. I hope that with this email I can help you, goodbye Giovanni

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I have written an email where I described my first job... who help me?

HI Bob,
It’s good to hear from you, how are you doing?
Well, in Italy there aren’t too many jobs that students can do. It’s difficult to find a job here. However, I had worked for the first time when I was 17, as a waitress in a bar. I usually worked at the weekends in the morning during the summer. My brother found this job for me because he knew the proprietor and it was helpful for me.
Anyway, for me it was hard work because it is so crowded in the summer because it is near the sea with a beautiful view and the tourists love it. I had to work under pressure:I cleaned the tables, I swept the floor, I took the orders and so on. It was hard because I had to be calm and kind with rude customers and not only with them, but also with the proprietor’s wife: she was unbearable. On the other hand, I learned how to stay calm in difficult situations, so now I can handle this type of situation better this type of situation.
I hope that this email helps you,
goodbye
Giovanni

I written an email where I described my first job... who help me?

Hi Bob,
It’s good to hear from you, how are you doing?
Well, In Italy there aren’t too many jobs that students can do, it’s difficult to find a job here. However, I had worked the first time when I was 17 as a waitress in a bar. I usually worked in the weekends in the morning in summer. My brother found this job for me because he knew the proprietor and it was helpful to me.
Anyway, in my opinion it was a hard work because it was so crowded in the summer and its place closed the view of a beautiful landscape and the tourist loved it. I had to work under pressure, I cleaned the table, I swiped the floor, I took the people order and so on. It was hard because I had to be calm and kind with impolite clients and not only with them but also with the proprietor’s wife who was very unbearable. On the other hand, I learned how to stay calm in hard situation, now I can handle better this type of situation.
I hope that with this email I can help you,
goodbye
Giovanni

I wrote an email in which I described my first job... can someone help me?

Hi, Bob.

 It’s good to hear from you. How are you doing?

 In Italy, there aren’t too many jobs that students can do. It’s difficult to find a job here (maybe add “in general” here if you mean it’s hard for just about anyone). However, I found work for the first time when I was 17 as a waiter (waiter if you’re a male who served food. waitress as a female) at a bar. I usually worked morning shifts on weekends during the summer. My brother found me the job because he knew the owner.
Anyway, it was hard work because it would get pretty crowded during summer months. It was situated close to the sea and had the kind of beautiful views (views or scenery depending on what you mean) that tourists love. I had to work under a lot of pressure. I had to clean tables, sweep the floors, take customers’ orders, and so on. It was hard because I had to remain calm and friendly even when customers weren’t polite (or you can say “were rude” which is less formal), and it wasn’t just them, the owner’s wife was pretty unbearable herself. Though it was hard, I did learn to maintain composure in difficult situations in the end and now I can better handle those kinds of situations in the workplace. I hope this email can be of some help to you. goodbye Giovanni

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