how do i get a great bartending job in Austin, Texas?
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Swing a dead cat! lol\nSeriously, check out the scene and pick a few places you like the looks of. \nAustin's a College town so there may be a few Bartending gigs available.
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Check with the state licensing department.  You might just need to get a beer and wine license.  Those are the easiest to get.  \n\nShould be the same department you use to pull permits and storefront licensing
924770
Try Gumtree.... it's not exculsively for bar work, but it may help
181437
Keep yourself cleaned up, don't go in looking like a bum. Definitly don't be like my freind and show up drunk!!!! Always think of what to say before you go in to an intervue. Most importantly, FIND A JOB YOU WANT, DO NOT JUST "SETTLE!!!!!"
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Not sure you actually have to train to be a publican.\n\nDo you have experience of pub work?\n\nI think it depends if you wanna be your own licensee or work as part of a frnachise.\n\nAn old friend of mine went into the business but contacted a reputable brewer. I think they gave the necessary training or whatever and then for a while he was a floating bar manager for them until the brewery gave him his own pub.\n\nMy advice, contact some decent breweries and ask their advice - their the ones that are gonna have all the answers and if they can't sort something out for you themselves - they will probably be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nGood luck - you'll need it, its a lot of hard work!
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Get good grades in high school and college.  Do well on the LSAT.  Be involved in college in more than just classes.  BE GOOD in college.  Know that when you go to take your Bar Exam, you actually have to find "character witnesses" (and yes, that is plural) who do not share your last name, that will vouch for your good character.  Realize that the profession you are going into has higher standards for you than most people do!
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Austin is great.It is small, beautiful and trendy. Houston has lots of opportunity. It is huge, ugly and cheap to live in, but has lots to do and lots of jobs. (before anyone trashes my post- I am a native Houstonian and choose to live there in spite of the down side, for now.) Santa Fe NM, and Albuquerque NM can be good.  It really depends on what kinds of job one seeks and the skills one has to offer.  The bureau of labor statistics site offers a great deal of information.
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Try e-bay and craig's list.  They are great for this kind of thing.  You can list that you are in search of too on Craig's list.\n\nHere's the link to Craig's list for my area.  When you go to it, look on the right side of the page and just pick your area.\n\nhttp://austin.craigslist.org/
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A bartender, preferably at a resort or beach bar.  I live in Las Vegas, and there is no better job than being a bartender at the Hard Rock Casino Pool in the summertime. :)
622533
Go online and search. I know there is a good camp at UT Austin, me and my high school team went last summer
485113
The main office in Houston,Tx. is 713-753-2000 or you can go to kbrjobs.com for explicit job opportunities and the qualifications needed for each position.Good luck!
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http://www.craigslist.org/about/cities.html\nchoose your city\nlook under jobs > skilled trades/craft
191047
Go to Colorado Springs government website where you can find information on how to get liquor license http://www.springsgov.com/Page.asp?NavID=802
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Are they hiring?  You could go there everyday and ask them.  Bring your lunch box and sit there all day.  They might hire you because you're always there.  Hang out at the nearby bars and talk to people that work there.  Tip the bartender good and ask him if he knows anyone that works there.  Ask everyone around the plant how can you get hired there.  Try bowling alleys near the plant.  If everything fails, make a sign that says "I want to work for Honda" and stand near the plant in the same spot fot 12 hours a day, every day.  I don't think you'll be there more than a week before you get a job or find out why you can't.  Even if you find out you can't get a job there, if you stay there you'll probably get a job there anyway.
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I am a bartender and have managed bars as well.\nIt can be fun, but selling alcohol comes with A LOT of responsibilty!\nYou have to watch for patrons getting intoxicated.\nWhenever there is alcohol, that brings on loudness and boisterness. Patrons can get loud and rowdy, and you might have to kick some out.\nI have also seen a few bar fights in my day. Not fun!\nBut, it can be fun, if you do your job properly.\nYou have to be able to handle more than one thing happening at once, and you have to remain cool and calm for your customers.\n\nWorking as a bartender, the bar area is like your stage.\nYou are putting on a show for your customers.\nYou want to make sure you are making the drinks correctly (and following all health codes) and that way customers can see you making drinks and therefore are intrigued by watching you.\n\nSo - there is sooo much that goes into running a bar, too much to write down. Hope that bit helps!
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Yes try Kelly's bar(~~)
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Try the Florida Commerce & Labor Department\nYou might have to register: fill basic info of skills etc.\nYou will be or might be given a number to identify yourself to them.  They post jobs by city or region. It is pretty easy. Best wishes