IS Nashville, Tennesee a good place to live and work?
College graduate looking to move to Nashville to live in aparatment and work, is it a good place?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
It is certainly a good place. Medium-sized city with still reasonable rents and lots of stuff for grads. Come on and check it out!
Answer 2 :
LOVE IT HERE! Lots of things to do, great restaurants, and friendly people
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
About moving from Australia to Nashville looking for 6months plus solid bar work)?? Where to go
Moving from Australia to Nashville (looking for 6months plus solid bar work)?? Where to go?
Moving to Nashvill for 8-12 months. Looking for a job in a bar. Have a lot of experiance. Would like to work somewhere fast paced, that has a good country crowd, and live music. Does anybdy knows a place in Nashville that hires people from Australia, or somewhere where they always need staff? Thank you
Other - Australia - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
you may have to ask in >Travel >United States for a a local in Nashville to give you a answer that will help you
Answer 2 :
If you are not a US citizen, do you have a visa that allows you to work in the US? Unless you have that, no one can hire you. If you have the proper visa, then look at www.tennessean.com for the online classified ads which have job listings. To be a bartender or server of alcohol you will also need a server license from the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission. To get the license, you need to complete an approved course. See http://www.tennessee.gov/abc/ for more info.
Answer 3 :
Johanna, you need to be asking this in Travel - USA - Nashville. Unless you have the appropriate paperwork. There is no way you would be hired legally. The same goes with us up here in Canada, we have a lot in water wanting to work the sky resorts. No can do.
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Moving to Nashvill for 8-12 months. Looking for a job in a bar. Have a lot of experiance. Would like to work somewhere fast paced, that has a good country crowd, and live music. Does anybdy knows a place in Nashville that hires people from Australia, or somewhere where they always need staff? Thank you
Other - Australia - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
you may have to ask in >Travel >United States for a a local in Nashville to give you a answer that will help you
Answer 2 :
If you are not a US citizen, do you have a visa that allows you to work in the US? Unless you have that, no one can hire you. If you have the proper visa, then look at www.tennessean.com for the online classified ads which have job listings. To be a bartender or server of alcohol you will also need a server license from the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission. To get the license, you need to complete an approved course. See http://www.tennessee.gov/abc/ for more info.
Answer 3 :
Johanna, you need to be asking this in Travel - USA - Nashville. Unless you have the appropriate paperwork. There is no way you would be hired legally. The same goes with us up here in Canada, we have a lot in water wanting to work the sky resorts. No can do.
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About nashville work meeting/trip
Friday, August 5, 2011
About what is the age minimum to work in walmart in Nashville Tennessee
what is the age minimum to work in walmart in Nashville Tennessee?
Other - Local Businesses - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
walmart, eh? first off, i advise you to check out sites that complain about it's employment. there's been numerous cases of discrimination, employees being under paid, sexisim, [etc] all over the country. wakeupwalmart.com is a good place for finding that information. however with that being said! the walmarts in WA, you have to be 18 in order to work there. i dont know, but, i believe walmart's policy is the same everywhere. BUT! you could try looking online, of course. haha.
Other - Local Businesses - 1 Answers
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walmart, eh? first off, i advise you to check out sites that complain about it's employment. there's been numerous cases of discrimination, employees being under paid, sexisim, [etc] all over the country. wakeupwalmart.com is a good place for finding that information. however with that being said! the walmarts in WA, you have to be 18 in order to work there. i dont know, but, i believe walmart's policy is the same everywhere. BUT! you could try looking online, of course. haha.
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
About is Nashville a good place to live and work
Is Nashville a good place to live and work?
I'm a married african american male who work as a nursing assistant and have career goals to make it as a songwriter/producer. My wife and I are planning to relocate from Rochester, NY (near Buffalo). How is living in Nashville?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Nashville's a wonderful city. It's pretty clean and the people are friendly. You can almost normally find a job in what particularly interests you. If you want to be a songwriter/producer, I would suggest Memphis, TN, though. Nashville may be the home of Country Music, but not many hopefuls come from there. Memphis is a better place if you want to be a songwriter- they're more open to it. The reason not many hopefuls come from Nashville is because there are already several country music stars that moved to Nashville (Keith Urban, Kellie Pickler, Tim McGraw, etc) so they want more proffessionals working in Nashville. Memphis, though, has open arms.
Answer 2 :
Nashville is cool but i want to put Memphis on your mind moved here from South Carolina and loving it
I'm a married african american male who work as a nursing assistant and have career goals to make it as a songwriter/producer. My wife and I are planning to relocate from Rochester, NY (near Buffalo). How is living in Nashville?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Nashville's a wonderful city. It's pretty clean and the people are friendly. You can almost normally find a job in what particularly interests you. If you want to be a songwriter/producer, I would suggest Memphis, TN, though. Nashville may be the home of Country Music, but not many hopefuls come from there. Memphis is a better place if you want to be a songwriter- they're more open to it. The reason not many hopefuls come from Nashville is because there are already several country music stars that moved to Nashville (Keith Urban, Kellie Pickler, Tim McGraw, etc) so they want more proffessionals working in Nashville. Memphis, though, has open arms.
Answer 2 :
Nashville is cool but i want to put Memphis on your mind moved here from South Carolina and loving it
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
About what should I major in if I want to work for a record label in nashville one day
what should I major in if I want to work for a record label in nashville one day?
When i'm in college I plan on getting an internship at a record label in nashville and one day I want to work for a record label in Nashville but i'm not sure what I should major in to get me prepared for that job. The problem is I don't want to be a music major because I don't want to PLAY music I just want to work in the music business because that is what i'm good at and passionate about. Any advice?
Other - Music - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
you can major in music bussiness or audio engineering
Answer 2 :
in general you don't need a degree for anything in the music industry if you know the right people. the biggest thing is to get a foot in the door somewhere and to meet people and network. schooling isn't always the way to do this because of the money you end up spending on something that doesn't matter. you may be able to get an internship at a label and major in something totally different. then you can stay at the studio, or pursue something with your degree. the music business is hard to get into. going to school wont promise you anything at all in this industry. a good well rounded degree is communications. there are also options for music business and things like that, but it limits you in the long run if the music business doesn't work out. if you're trying to get into the industry to make a lot of money, chances are you wont make much at all. at least not for a while. i would try to get into the label without school. if you get your foot in the door, a degree wont mean anything unless you leave the music business. good luck
When i'm in college I plan on getting an internship at a record label in nashville and one day I want to work for a record label in Nashville but i'm not sure what I should major in to get me prepared for that job. The problem is I don't want to be a music major because I don't want to PLAY music I just want to work in the music business because that is what i'm good at and passionate about. Any advice?
Other - Music - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
you can major in music bussiness or audio engineering
Answer 2 :
in general you don't need a degree for anything in the music industry if you know the right people. the biggest thing is to get a foot in the door somewhere and to meet people and network. schooling isn't always the way to do this because of the money you end up spending on something that doesn't matter. you may be able to get an internship at a label and major in something totally different. then you can stay at the studio, or pursue something with your degree. the music business is hard to get into. going to school wont promise you anything at all in this industry. a good well rounded degree is communications. there are also options for music business and things like that, but it limits you in the long run if the music business doesn't work out. if you're trying to get into the industry to make a lot of money, chances are you wont make much at all. at least not for a while. i would try to get into the label without school. if you get your foot in the door, a degree wont mean anything unless you leave the music business. good luck
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