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3 years ago

Is working at hobby lobby as a cashier hard

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Working at Hobby Lobby is like working at any other retail store. People ask where things are, you'll probably have to clean once in a awhile but it's fun and looks great on resumes for the future. Also, if you do work there, you probably won't be doing just the register.

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