job?

My first "proper" job was as a glass collector in a local pub. It was a members only pub and meant that I was constantly surrounded by fifty-something men that had nothing better to do than sleaze on me. Ugh, I hated it. I lasted a month before I quit D;

Originally Posted by Vexatious~Venom

My first "proper" job was as a glass collector in a local pub. It was a members only pub and meant that I was constantly surrounded by fifty-something men that had nothing better to do than sleaze on me. Ugh, I hated it. I lasted a month before I quit D;

well that sounds very interesting :XD

My first job was a "textile processor" at Goodwill. I didn't even last a month before I quit. If you handle enough used underwear and cum rags/sheets/pants/towels, you tend to hate a job.

I worked at PetSmart for years. It was okay until this girl that worked in my department decided that she rather date a guy then me then she acted like I did something to her and would not talk to me and still has not talked to me for over a year. O.o

@Brit: If I was actually allowed to speak to customers it may have been, but my boss was a dragon. Eh. It wasn't for me D;

Originally Posted by Vexatious~Venom

@Brit: If I was actually allowed to speak to customers it may have been, but my boss was a dragon. Eh. It wasn't for me D;

bleh D: that sucks
not allowed to talk to customers? wtff D:

Yeah, since I wasn't old enough to serve them the boss said that I probably shouldn't speak to them unless I'm asking for glasses.

Cashiering. It was my summer job between semesters spent at college but even now that I've graduated I'm still going at it until I find a full time position.

I worked as a cashier, than a line cook at a restaurant called Rubio's. I worked at various locations off and on for 5 years.

My first job was as a "page" in a library, when I was fourteen. I shelved books and answered patrons' questions, and sometimes had to find old editions of newspapers and magazines for people in our back room. I did that for four years until I graduated high school. At the time I hated it, but now I kind of long for the days of hanging out on the upper floor balconies of the library putting biographies back in alphabetical order and reading excerpts from books that looked interesting!

I'm still at my first job. Been there for almost two years now. I'm a transcriptionist, basically I type up notes about patients. I worked in the office at first, and had a few other odd jobs around the office aside from typing, but I think the only thing I really was good at was the typing, so they just have me work at home now and hired other people to do the other stuff. Which kind of annoys me since I made a little more money actually being there doing other things, but at the same time I kind of don't care because I prefer just typing more than the other stuff I was doing, and it's also nice to work at home and be on my own schedule than to have to wake up and go to work. And I had a long workday and would get home very late.

my first job was a summer program for students. it was only for a month i think. i made 700 every two weeks.
so that was good money. we cleaned up outside, did some brushing around campsites and stuff. went sight
seeing. we had long ass coffee breaks.

I delivered flyers around the area, and got paid roughly $70/month(on average since it was based on the number of houses, and number of flyers that were needed to be delivered). And it wasnt a bad job, since I was only 13/14. So, nothing but my own expenses when I had that job.

:c.....I've never had a job. I've never had to get one because I'm still under my parents' roof. Plus, they don't want me to get a job until after I get my Bachelor's degree; they want me to put all my focus on getting that degree....But I feel like I'd miss out on some valuable experience...

my first real job is with a chemical corporation as a Human Resource Assistance though am a graduate of an IT course. it sucks big time!