You did not expect to find a job while working out at 24-Hour Fitness, but you're willing to explore an opportunity when it appears. As you were buying a smoothie at the Jamba Juice bar inside the gym, you overheard the manager talking about the company's incentives for employees, especially those interested in becoming managers. You ask her about it, and she suggests you log on to the company's website (www .jambajuice.com) for more information.
You're still in business school, and you need a part-time job. Finding one at a company that offers a good future after graduation would be even better than simply earning some money to keep you going now. You check the Jamba Juice website. You discover that the juice-bar chain has created a good reputation in the health, fitness, and nutrition industry. Also, you can submit your resume online for an entry-level job. That sounds promising. If you could start now while finishing your degree, you'd be in a prime spot for promotion once you graduate. You start to wonder if Jamba Juice could be a long-term career opportunity.
Your task: Write an e-mail message requesting additional inforation about careers and advancement at Jamba Juice. First, visit www.jambajuice.com to learn all that you can about the company, then compose your message. Specifically, ask for information about career long-term advancement beyond the store level, to corporate management. You might want to mention that you're still in school, studying business (make up any details you need).10