hi, good video, so me and my fiancé want to moce to anchorage alaska next year. he can transfer his job up there witch is good . can i get a seasonal job if i live there and instead of living where u work i live at my own place just until i find something? or is it only for out of state people? i wonder if it be easier to land a seasonal job before i head out cuz i hear finding a job is hard and alot wont look at out of state applications.
Everyone said it rains a lot in summer (we stayed in Seward, Alaska).. I’m not sure if that’s applying to the whole state. Oddly enough, it didn’t hardly rain at all - got so hot up there I had to buy some shorts and tank tops 😂 I’d def bring a rain jacket and warm clothes tho just in case. I still needed these some days
Were you by any chance working in the Windsong Seward Lodge?? I am hired to that job this summer any advices, since I'm from Europe and its actually my first time in America...
No we worked at a different one, however Travis worked at Safeway (grocery store) part time with Bulgarians who worked at Windsong! (I think a lot of internationals worked there) They had a shuttle that took them to town from the lodge. You’re going to be in a very beautiful area. I hope you enjoy your first time in America 🇺🇸😀
@@TheJeniVlogShow Haha I'm also from Bulgaria so ye I heard some stories from friends, they also said Seward is fun if you love nature. I'm also more into not so warm weather as I can't stand 40+ degrees celsius here in summer. Your Vlog was very helpful to me and I loved it. Can you give me also some info is second job common in Seward??
Thank you for this video! This is exactly what I was looking for since I want to do the same thing this summer. May I ask what you needed to include in your job application? I know you would need a resume, but did you need references?
Hi!! So glad you liked the video! So yes, besides a resume, I was asked to include some references as well. It was pretty easy and we heard back from the job we applied for right away, and had a FaceTime interview
The room was awesome! I hear they're changing things around a bit for room & board... here's a link to their website! Are you thinking of working in AK? :) www.resurrectionlodge.com/
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Thanks for sharing the CoolWorks love Jeni! Any adventures in the works for summer 2020?
Actually yes! After a quick trip to Paris, we plan on working the summer in Colorado ;)
Which bed and breakfast did you work at? My fiancé and I will want to consider Alaska.
hi, good video, so me and my fiancé want to moce to anchorage alaska next year. he can transfer his job up there witch is good . can i get a seasonal job if i live there and instead of living where u work i live at my own place just until i find something? or is it only for out of state people? i wonder if it be easier to land a seasonal job before i head out cuz i hear finding a job is hard and alot wont look at out of state applications.
How the perdon can find chance to work there?
What’s the weather like in the summer I’m planning to work in kenai this summer
Everyone said it rains a lot in summer (we stayed in Seward, Alaska).. I’m not sure if that’s applying to the whole state.
Oddly enough, it didn’t hardly rain at all - got so hot up there I had to buy some shorts and tank tops 😂
I’d def bring a rain jacket and warm clothes tho just in case. I still needed these some days
Were you by any chance working in the Windsong Seward Lodge?? I am hired to that job this summer any advices, since I'm from Europe and its actually my first time in America...
No we worked at a different one, however Travis worked at Safeway (grocery store) part time with Bulgarians who worked at Windsong! (I think a lot of internationals worked there) They had a shuttle that took them to town from the lodge.
You’re going to be in a very beautiful area. I hope you enjoy your first time in America 🇺🇸😀
@@TheJeniVlogShow Haha I'm also from Bulgaria so ye I heard some stories from friends, they also said Seward is fun if you love nature. I'm also more into not so warm weather as I can't stand 40+ degrees celsius here in summer. Your Vlog was very helpful to me and I loved it. Can you give me also some info is second job common in Seward??
@@teodorgeorgievski1148 are you working in the kitchen? I just got a job as a cook at that exact place, waiting for May to get started.
@@idontwantahandlewtf yes I got a job as dishwasher! Hope we can stay in touch where are you from??
@@idontwantahandlewtf seems like I won't even go because of this corona virus shit....
Was it with hap I'm going to kenai princess lodge in may
Thank you for this video! This is exactly what I was looking for since I want to do the same thing this summer. May I ask what you needed to include in your job application? I know you would need a resume, but did you need references?
Hi!! So glad you liked the video! So yes, besides a resume, I was asked to include some references as well. It was pretty easy and we heard back from the job we applied for right away, and had a FaceTime interview
@@TheJeniVlogShow - Thank you so much; this is very helpful! Safe travels this summer!
@@Arri7979 you too!! and you're so welcome!! :)
Great video that would be a place Ron and I would like...Have you seen Big Foot yet? lol
Haha one day we gotta sit down and tell ya about our Bigfoot Adventures 😂😁
@@TheJeniVlogShow next time your in town...lol
plese update new new videos
How was your adventure in Alaska and the Room & Board was nice to stay in.... Oh btw what was the name of the Bed-and-Breakfast Resort you worked at?
The room was awesome! I hear they're changing things around a bit for room & board... here's a link to their website! Are you thinking of working in AK? :)
www.resurrectionlodge.com/
You made 5 dollars in Colorado? After tax and room qnd board?
Yeah something like that
Can indians gets seasonal job?
Sounds like fun : )
Hi Jeni
Maidam i need job in alaska
我想去这里工作
Coolworks with room and board + money
May - Sept
Seward
Ahyuck