It’s been awhile since we’ve had summer internships available, mostly because it’s depressing to train someone on a short-term basis, bring them up to speed, and then lose them just a few months later.\u00a0 But the Booklog cataloging project is ripe for college student summer work, and we’re still working on the original inventory, so there’s lots to do.<\/p>\n
We are now accepting resumes for part-time, temporary workers interested in learning a bit more about the book business.\u00a0 Chief jobs will be cataloging our inventory with our Booklog software.\u00a0 But, as a small indie business, you’ll need to be a jack-of-all-trades to some degree, so customer service and cashier skills are also required.\u00a0 Event planning and management could use some help, and website knowledge or book binding skills are always a plus.\u00a0 What are your special skills?\u00a0 Talk it up.<\/p>\n
Positions may vary between 20-35 hours per week, with a commensurate pay scale of $9-12 per hour.\u00a0 Some evening and weekend hours are required.\u00a0 Interviews will include a literary test, a typing test, a ladder and box-carrying demonstration, and short answers on various other job aspects.\u00a0 Please forward your resume and letter of interest to jobs@logan.com<\/a>.\u00a0 Many thanks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s been awhile since we’ve had summer internships available, mostly because it’s depressing to train someone on a short-term basis, bring them up to speed, and then lose them just a few months later.\u00a0 But the Booklog cataloging project is … Continue reading