It's that time of year again where every store has a Santa standing out front ringing a bell, or one sitting inside with a line of children wrapped around the store waiting to sit on Santa's lap to share their Christmas dreams with him. Everyone knows that Santa needs a lot of elves to help him, and that's where the small people come in.
The holiday season is great for short term employment. Pretty much every store is looking for extra hands in every department. Like every job it's pretty much first come first served, but if you are vertically impaired, and have a cheery disposition, then being one of Santa's elves at the mall might just be the seasonal job for you.
Let's face it, people expect elves to be short. Will Ferrell in Elf is awkward in the North Pole for a reason. He may have been raised around elves, but his height in comparison to the elves makes it very apparent that he is no elf.
Kids expect the elves at the mall to be little. It's just a fact. Imagine if you were a kid and went to see Santa, and the elf that took you over to see Santa was taller than Santa. It would be awkward right? That's why if you are short, and aren't afraid to embrace it, the holiday job market can be a little more open to you.
If you are looking for holiday season employment, just make sure to show off your best attributes when you go to apply. Forget the heels. The shorter you appear, the more likely you will be able to pass as an elf. Seeing is believing, and a kid would be more captivated by a small elf, than a big one.
Christmas holds a lot of magic for children, and it feels pretty special knowing that just by doing your job you make a little magic for someone who still believes in it. There's a small window for believing in magic, and Santa Claus, but there is an endless window for creating magic for someone else.
#TisTheSeason #Magic #SmallPeopleMakingADifference #HolidayFun
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