Ok-Two-7892's journey

I recently interviewed for a part-time job that I'm really passionate about, and the interview went well. However, I'm currently feeling anxious because they're conducting a background check on me. When I was a juvenile, I had a deferred judgment and was on probation for a year, but I never went to juvie and completed my community service without any further issues. My court date is at the end of July, and after that, this will be removed from my record. I'm worried that since my court date hasn't happened yet, this might still show up in the background check. I'm not sure if they'll see just the deferred judgment or the specifics of what happened. I really want this job because it would give me valuable experience in my field and help me when I transfer from community college to a four-year university. Plus, I’d much rather work in a fun environment than be stuck at McDonald's. I'm just feeling paranoid about how this might affect my chances.

I recently graduated high school and I'm on the hunt for a part-time job to gain some independence and save up for college expenses. I've been looking for about three weeks now and have interviewed at three places—two yesterday and one today. I'm feeling a bit anxious about whether I'll get hired since I'm new to this job search process. I have a cousin who has worked at an Albertsons for four years, and I’m considering asking him for a reference. I’m curious about how that works and if the current state of the economy might impact my chances of getting hired there. After applying, I followed up with a few places, and they mentioned they are still reviewing applications and scheduling interviews as they go. I’m not sure if this means they aren’t interested in me or if I should just be patient. How long should I wait before following up again? One of the places I applied to said they’re really busy with the World Cup and will start interviewing afterward. I’d like to know when the World Cup ends so I can time my follow-up accordingly. I did fill out an application there in person, so I’m hoping for the best!

I just graduated high school and I'm on the hunt for a part-time job. I have two interviews lined up next week—one for a stock position at Nordstrom Rack and another as a sales associate at an eyeglasses store. I filled out the applications stating that I was 18, even though I turn 18 just 11 days after the interviews. I’m a bit unsure if I should mention this during the interviews or if it will even come up. I’ve received some advice saying that as long as I turn 18 before starting work, I should be fine. I plan to focus on showcasing my skills and fit for the roles instead of worrying too much about my age. Fingers crossed for the interviews!