Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Hi!
I am trying to do some research and feeling a bit lost. I may be looking to relocate from Colorado to the Cayman Islands with three of my girlfriends. We all have a good amount of experience in the hospitality industry. I wondering if anyone has tips on getting a job as servers/bartenders. I'm also looking for advice on areas in which we could share a cheap apartment but still be close to work/ things going on. Which websites should I look at to snag an apartment ahead of time? Also, when reaching out to restaurants, am I correct to assume that they need to offer me the job before I move forward on getting my workers permit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! You guys are awesome |
Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Originally Posted by MackenzieVictory
(Post 12030511)
I may be looking to relocate from Colorado to the Cayman Islands with three of my girlfriends. We all have a good amount of experience in the hospitality industry.
I wondering if anyone has tips on getting a job as servers/bartenders. I'm also looking for advice on areas in which we could share a cheap apartment but still be close to work/ things going on. Which websites should I look at to snag an apartment ahead of time? Also, when reaching out to restaurants, am I correct to assume that they need to offer me the job before I move forward on getting my workers permit. As I've said on other threads, "Cayman New Resident" is the bible for everybody coming to Cayman. Check it out online. Last comment: we're just entering our slow season, which lasts until mid-December, so tourism-oriented businesses probably won't be looking for new employees to start until then. As a general rule. Of course you can always line up a job well beforehand. |
Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Do foreigners get the opportunity of doing jobs like this ?
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Originally Posted by scot47
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Do foreigners get the opportunity of doing jobs like this ?
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Have you considered becoming a paperback writer? :unsure:
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12030849)
Have you considered becoming a paperback writer?
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
I think it is a reference to the lyrics of a popular song by a group that used to be well-known.
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Originally Posted by Gordon Barlow
(Post 12031169)
Sorry, but I don't know what you mean, Pulaski; you'll have to explain. I have written plenty of essays in my time - weekly columns in local newspapers for about twenty years. I could put those into a book, but it wouldn't sell many copies, I think. Most of the contents on local issues are no longer relevant.
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Re: Advice for four girls looking to bartend in grand cayman for a few months
Ah yes. Pulaski explained off-line. Something new to learn every day!
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