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Tired of the Cold Weather? Get a Cruise Ship Job This Winter!

With Winter here, and the cold setting in,the ship and alcoholic beverages are dirt
maybe it's time to think about climatescheap. There are not too many places in this
sunnier? One very popular solution is to "Getworld that you never have to pay for food,
a cruise ship job!" Think about it, sailingboard or travel.To work on a ship you have to
around the Caribbean for 6 to 8 months atbe able to leave everything behind at home
time, visiting idyllic islands everyday likefor at least six months. This job is perfect
Barbados, St. Thomas, Aruba, and the Bahamas.for people without any ties like a spouse, a
Oh and having great fun in the sun! This ishouse, or even a pet. The job is a great fit
exactly what I did for five years in a row,for students that are taking a 'gap year', or
and you can do it too!Now, before you run offhave graduated and are looking for a break
and start blasting your resume out to everybefore they enter the "real" world. All you
cruise ship company in the world there are aneed is a valid passport, be drug free (they
couple of things you need to think about.randomly drug test their employees on a
Although cruise ship life does have itsregular basis). You must also be prepared to
perks, I must warn you that it also has someleave when needed, and be a friendly,
'negatives'. First of all, you will probably'customer focused' person.A lot of people
be living in a room smaller than most walk-income to me and tell me that they have applied
closets, and sharing it with another person.to cruise ship companies before and have
Secondly, when you start to work for a cruisenever had a response. Well this is very
ship company, you will not have the freedomunderstandable when you realize that major
of "Land life". As a cruise ship employee youcruise ship companies receive thousands of
will be under fairly strict rules andresumes every week. They often sort through
regulations (what you can and can't do on thethe resumes and throw them out for the
ship, crew curfews, what you can wear, andsmallest reason. I have a couple of friends
other rules).This is generally for the safetythat were human resource managers at major
of all ship passengers. You don't have thecruise lines, and they have told me some
freedom, to just jump in your car and go tointeresting stories. The first sort of a pile
the movie theatre, or go for a long road tripof resumes is done on punctuation and
to relieve stress. When you sign a contractspelling errors. If there is absolutely any
on a ship, it is usually for a minimum ofpunctuation error your resume will be "filed"
6-months (although shorter or longer(thrown away). They could then sort on
contracts are available for certainanything they feel like, for example, font,
positions). Plus in many positions you can bepaper color, or even length. The best advice
expected to work everyday. Not ALL day but atI can give you is to keep it simple, and be
least a part of the day. Usually this ismeticulous for details and consistency.They
when the ship has left port and all thehave jobs for most everyone on board a cruise
passengers are back onboard.With all this, Iship. A lot of the newer cruise ships set
feel that a cruise ship job is the best placesail with over 2,000 guests and over 800 crew
for young people to work, earn $300-$700 U.S.on board. Cruise ships are becoming small
per week cash, and travel the world for freecities on the ocean. They have everything you
with all of your expenses paid. Every cruisecould want from a shopping area, theatres,
ship company that I have worked for reallydining rooms, live shows, hotel services,
does go out of their way to take care ofpassenger activities, health clubs, and spas.
their crew. They pay for your flight andWhatever your trade or skill is on land;
travel expenses to meet the ship, and if youthere is a 99% chance they have a job for you
complete your contract they pay for your wayon a cruise ship.
home. Food is provided for free to crew of



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