http://madison.craigslist.org/csr/2837846641.html
"Job Title: Sweet Hut Kalahari Resort (Wisconsin Dells/Lake Delton)
Date: 2012-02-06, 2:29PM CST
Sweet Hut Located in the Kalahari Resort, is now taking applications for Part Time/Full Time Associates. Fun, fast paced, family orientated (sic) environment. Variety of shifts available. Mostly Nights and Weekends. Looking for reliable, motivated, and positive person to serve guests and aid in candy production. Expierence (sic) in customer service is prefered, (sic) but not necessary. Please apply in person(.) Sweet Hut is located in the main lobby of the Kalahri (sic) Resort and Convention Center
Location: Wisconsin Dells/Lake Delton
Compensation: 8.50-10.00"
The horrid quality of the ad copy speaks for itself due to inconsistent punctuation and inexcusable spelling errors. How does someone working in the Kalahari Resort misspell “Kalahari?” "Orientated" isn't a word; the proper spelling is "oriented."
The job poster is unconcerned about how well you can write a resume or cover letter because all you need to do is apply in person. Given the (lack of) care and professionalism in the job posting, I suppose showing up in a suit and tie would be overkill. You wouldn’t want to get taffy on your tie or skirt, now would you?
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