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Personal Experiences Of An Immigrant Worker

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I discovered this job by reference from another worker from your establishment named Franco. He described there was an opening as a dishwasher, so I would like to work part time. I researched your restaurant and found it had fairly good reviews thus furthering my interest towards this job.

I had a previous job as a waiter/washer at a different and less known restaurant that I was laid off from because it shut down. However I was told that if they had an employee of the month system that I would surely be on it. I believe that my previous job has allowed me to acquire the specific experience needed for this job. If you hire me I will not disappoint you.

I would like an interview if you are interested and would be very happy to come by anytime

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