What was your first job?

[chinangel]

Dishwasher at a family restaurant.

ditto.

suck doesn't it? Working for your parents, in addition I didn't get paid. >.> we also lived above the restraunt, so...super suckage.

 

[The Procrastinated End]

Dishwasher at a family restaurant.

ditto.

suck doesn't it? Working for your parents, in addition I didn't get paid. >.> we also lived above the restraunt, so...super suckage.

I actually worked for my uncle and got paid but yeah it sucks.

 

[Varrdy]

Pharmacy \o/ so glad i dont have to deal with the general public in my current job as they are all complete bellends =D

Amen to that!

Wardy

 

[IckleMissMayhem]

Sailing Instructor from when I was 16. Also did bar work in local sailing clubs from the age of 14, but never on a regular basis.

 

[Radeonx]

I set up birthday parties at a local rec center. It was pretty nice. Easy job, worked with friends, and got quite a few nice tips.

 

[TheSkaAssassin]

Lifeguarding at a local pool, and I've been doing it going on four years now. You'll never find an easier job that makes so much money.

 

[Stryc9]

Trap-setter at a gun club. My job was to put the clay targets on the machine that launches them, one at a time. While a bunch of old people with shotguns tried to hit them. Oh, and I had not notice of when the guy with the button was going press it to launch the next target.

Overall it wasn't a bad job though, once a month for a few hours, I got free lunch of hotdogs, soda and pie, and I got to shoot one round (25 targets) for free.

 

[Klarinette]

Ice cream parlour. What a horrible job. Want to see people act like total jackasses? Serve them ice cream.

 

[AmayaOnnaOtaku]

Library Assistant at the local community college

 

[Cresscendo]

karate school instructor when i was 16. it was alright til the economy started to tank...

 

[Kushin]

Popeyes chicken

£6~ an hour, 2 days off a week.

Great workmates, good food (as it goes) and unlimited fountain soda? Howwwww sweet it is.

 

[Assassin Xaero]

Braums... *shivers*

 

[ffxfriek]

Currently Self-employed at 18 (started at 17 though not official until now) selling stained glass objects I made myself. Good pay anywhere from 10-a few thousand dollars. which id keep anywhere from 1 to 900+ depending on how much the item sold was worth AND thats after i subtract the items required to buy supplies and bandaids. Great job work my own hours too.

 

[jasoncyrus]

Delivering Milk when i was 15 for....£20/week -.- working 15+ hour weeks...worked out to around £1.20/hour><

 

[Plurralbles]

First and current, programmer.

balls deep... Should I be jealous?

Well, where I work there's a relaxed enviroment most of the time, I get to learn and slack off sometimes though the pay is kinda low. Programmers have the great advantage that they can start their own bussines with just a computer, a client and brains (internet connection very desirable).

that's the exact way I think about it. Makes me excited.

 

[rosemystica]

Trail-building work in Arizona. Backbreaking manual labor in the baking desert sun. XD And I voluntarily did it.