Are there any part-time temporary workers, handymen and other professionals with zero experience in general pet grooming institutions?

After reading the landlord's question, I think what the landlord really wants to learn is a new skill-pet grooming, not care about salary.

In fact, many pet shops are recruiting people, but private pet shops are not necessarily because they will not bring more value. For example, some chain organizations may recruit people. I have a classmate who is a sophomore and went to Baby Beibei as a pet. Where to train for a few days, and then go to the store to exercise after learning beauty techniques. Then the company seems to say that after graduation, if you think the company is good, you can come back. I think this is very good.