Both experienced and entry-level job hunters can register for work with the California Employment Development Department, Job Match, an automated system that matches applicants with employer job listings. For a list of current job listing, browse Caljobs or America's Job Bank . Sound Requires QuickTime 4 Education and Training Employers prefer workers with energy and sales experience. Many employers will accept applicants with no sales experience if they are confident and have the potential to persuade customers to rent things. Employers look for workers who are able to work well with customers, care about their problems, and treat them with courtesy and respect, even in difficult situations.
Most employers expect a high school diploma and knowledge of basic business math.
Workers applying for these jobs are expected to speak English well, have readable handwriting, and some experience in customer service and cash handling. More and more rental clerks need basic computer skills to use terminals and bar code scanners. Computer knowledge gives applicants an advantage, especially with bigger companies.