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Old 07-10-2009, 08:23 AM   #1
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Biggrin Your First Job- What Was It

Describe the experience, what happened....what job did you have? It could be the stupidest little job ever but if it's your first job, it's your first job and it counts. Paper boy, fast food server, babysitter etc. anything counts. My first job was at McDonalds . It was only a few years ago, and the minimum wage was horrible at the time- $6.25. I hated the job, and quit after 4/5 months, but the food made you sick, it was a nasty environment, low paying experience that gave you pimples on your skin anyway, from all the nasty, greasy food you were around, and ate 24/7. Once they trained you, I started out as a chef. I was only cooking the food for a few days, then the rest of my time their, I was food preparation. Just making the meals, not cooking them, and cleaning up. It wasn't hard, and we used to sneak eat chicken mcnuggets, fries and food while the bosses & supervisors weren't looking . What about you? The job, and everything about it .
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Old 07-10-2009, 08:37 AM   #2
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This was only Christmas help job but I worked at Toys R' Us and kinda liked it. Nothing happened really but it was an interesting experience.
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Old 07-10-2009, 09:01 AM   #3
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The first and only job I've ever had was working for my landlord for a few Summers. I landscaped, weeded, mowed lawns on all his properties, cleaned roofs, raked leaves, you name it, if it was an outdoor activity, I was on it!! It was nice because it allowed me to work on my own time, I made 10 bucks an hour, and I was able to be outdoors, so I wasn't around large groups of people. He hasn't used me yet this Summer, but I'm hoping some work will come up, and get me out of the house and stuff.
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When I was 14 I got a job cleaning gas pumps for a chain of gas stations here in town. It was disgusting, and I think I was exposed to far too many chemicals but it did pay pretty well. They paid me $5 per gas pump and I cleaned them every two weeks. There were three stations with 12 pumps per station so I made $180 every couple of weeks which wasn't that bad for a teenager in 1990. It was bad in the winter though...I thought I would freeze to death and my hands were so red and chapped all the time. I quit that job when I was hired at a daycare center my junior year of highschool.
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My first job was in the stockroom at Target. I started in September of 1994 when I was a senior in high school. It was a great learning experience and I met some new friends. After graduating from high school in June 1995 and before starting junior college in Jan 1996, I also did overnight shifts twice a week. It was a great experience, but I would not want to spend a long period of time doing night shift. I left the stockroom in October 1996 to work on the salesfloor.
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My first true job was at Discount Drug Mart. I got laid-off five years ago, but I still visit the store on occasion.
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I worked in a small town grocery store. Actually it was a market. I met my husband there. His parents owned the hardware store across the street. He was Richie Cunningham!
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I worked in a small town grocery store. Actually it was a market. I met my husband there. His parents owned the hardware store across the street. He was Richie Cunningham!
Lucky you! I'm so jealous...I always wanted to marry Richie Cunnigham.
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Lucky you! I'm so jealous...I always wanted to marry Richie Cunnigham.
He actually has an older brother whom we rarely saw just like Chuck. And a younger sister . That's about the only other similarities. He was really more like Fonzie than Richie. LOL
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Dance teacher. Piece of **** job. I only got paid 10$ dollars per CLASS. Teaching dance and dancing was my passion and I was pissed that I was being paid like that and having such an anal boss that I had.
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Back in 1986(when I was 16) I had a job for a local auto parts chain(which lasted until I went off to college), I worked at different stores- stocking, landscaping. I helped two of my friends get jobs there, which was probably why it was more fun than it could have been.
The only really exciting story was at one of the stores in downtown Portland there was a body found in the dumpster.
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Old 07-10-2009, 01:13 PM   #13
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Dance teacher. Piece of **** job. I only got paid 10$ dollars per CLASS. Teaching dance and dancing was my passion and I was pissed that I was being paid like that and having such an anal boss that I had.
I've had my fair share of "anal bosses"
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i delivered newspapers from the age of 11 until about 17, and i did data-entry jobs that my dad helped me get in the summers from about 13 -on.

i actually got my first paid job writing a computer program when i was about 15, it was a little program that took raw weather data, converted it into a chart and would send it to a printer.
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