朝日新聞サービスアンカーＡＳＡ水戸千波店

There is nothing special about it.

Previously, I had a part-time job for morning newspaper delivery. The morning newspaper delivery is basically a part-time job, and the staff were all kind and kind. I heard that the clerk has a good salary, treatment, and atmosphere in the store, so it is easy to work, so few people who have joined the company quit and rarely recruit employees. Actually, I used to be an ASA clerk in Tokyo, Chiba, and Saitama, and I was confident in my strong sales force and fast and accurate delivery, and I was aiming to become an employee someday (laughs). At a large store in 20 areas in Tokyo, I got a job title in one month after joining the company and was exempted from delivery, and became specialized in sales and in-house work, and sales became No. 1 in ASA overall for two consecutive months in Tokyo. This is because it was commended by the Asahi Shimbun headquarters. I had a part-time job at this shop when my father-in-law was diagnosed with terminal cancer and had no life expectancy, and I couldn't work full-time to visit and care for Kami every day. Soon my father-in-law died, and since my father-in-law was from Iwate prefecture, it was difficult to go to temples and relatives' houses for legal affairs and bone-laying, so it was troublesome to take a rest and cause trouble and I became able to work full-time. I quit my part-time job. After all, the employees worked for a long time and did not recruit new employees, so I gave up and got a job at another company. Many newspaper stores have strict sales quotas, short sleep time and harshness, and many people steal contracts for their own grades (salary), and many stores have a lot of staff turnover. However, the fact that this shop is comfortable seems to be a shop where you can get a job with peace of mind. I don't have to look for a job anymore, but if someone who is looking for a job happens to find this store looking for an employee for some reason, I wonder if I should go for an interview without hesitation. I will. It's also a store that I can recommend to anyone looking for a part-time job. At that time, the part-timers were on good terms with each other, and as soon as I entered, I put a bunch of newspapers on the glasses that my senior had removed and broke them. (￣ ▽ ￣;) The senior said, "It's okay, it's okay! "He laughed. I was pretty impatient (; ´д ｀) The clerk may have changed the part-time job anyway, but the morning newspaper delivery is a job from midnight to morning, so the hourly wage is also good (o ^ ∀ ^ o)