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Tips from a KOA Campground
I'm a member! What do I do now?
How to Make a Good First Impression
How to Prepare a Great Resume
How to Interview Your Interviewer
Job Acceptance Best Practices
Snag a Work Kamper Job
Tips from a KOA Campground
Travel Certificate Reminders
Campgrounds share tips for getting hired
Use your full name as your username. Example: John and Jane Doe instead of “The Doe Team”.
Keep each team member separate. Have an individual work history for each person.
Give a list of three references with current contact info for the campgrounds to call.
Spell check!
Keep it simple. Don’t let your resume or cover letter become too wordy. Let them know which positions you want to work.
Update your resume often.
Post a picture of your rig.
Request a work agreement. Have a written/electronic copy of compensation agreement with specific work dates and duties. Note: this is not a contract.
Keep in touch with the campground owner or manager! It can be a while between your hire date and your start date, so it's good to keep in touch.
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