When did you start working?

[Blu]

That is, if you have a job. Summer vacation's coming and I need a job but I'm only 15...

[Solace]

McDonald's literally hires ANYONE.

[Amaranthine]

I should get a job, but I don't want to. Subway's hiring, which would be cool, but that's pretty much my only option.

[Amaranthine]

I should get a job, but I don't want to. Subway's hiring, which would be cool, but that's pretty much my only option.

You're good at making sandwiches though.

I'd be good at throwing sandwiches at your face.


I hear McD's is a terrible place to work.

[Blu]

One of my friends (who's a junior in high school) works at McDonald's. I might check them out tomorrow, but the Mickey D's from my house is a pretty far walk, but I'll manage.

Anyone got any other suggestions? I wish I could work at Subway haha, I love their food.

@Menzo, really?!

[Blu]

Yeah, McDonald's is good on the resume because they know how hectic it can be working at the back.

Should I go for it then? Just swing by tomorrow in the morning since I'm skipping my advisory period?

[Blu]

Yeah, McDonald's is good on the resume because they know how hectic it can be working at the back.

Should I go for it then? Just swing by tomorrow in the morning since I'm skipping my advisory period?

Man, if you're looking to land a job and make minimum wage for the summer and probably during the school year...yes. You're 15, the sooner you get a job, the better.

Can't even do McDonald's anymore, they're not hiring.

I might check out Subway or something. Hell, I might even ask my job to hook me up with a job at Coldstone!

[Solace]

@ Solace, is McDonald's that lenient? I hear people have trouble being hired there.

A lot of my friends with no experience whatsoever got hired there, no trouble, so I'd assume. I don't have any personal experiences regarding McDonald's there so I can't say I really know anything.

You can still go and ask them if they're taking applications, even if they aren't hiring most stores just say yeah and keep your resume on file (or throw it out lol).

[Blu]

@ Solace, is McDonald's that lenient? I hear people have trouble being hired there.

A lot of my friends with no experience whatsoever got hired there, no trouble, so I'd assume. I don't have any personal experiences regarding McDonald's there so I can't say I really know anything.

You can still go and ask them if they're taking applications, even if they aren't hiring most stores just say yeah and keep your resume on file (or throw it out lol).

Do you have a job? If so, where do you work?

Which places do you recommend?

[Solace]

Do you have a job? If so, where do you work?

Nope, lol. I haven't really tried to get one yet; I don't really want one (but I probably should...).

[12characters]

Sometimes other programs will help get you a job if you're a minor (like your County, Goodwill, etc.).

[BigBoss]

Junior Lifeguard @11. Them at 14 I took the Lifeguard class, aced it, and did that until I turned 18 pretty much.

[Man1x]

If you live by a beach work as a life guard or preside over soccer games as a refere.

[momentsgolden]

I had a good chance of being hired at one, but I was interviewed by the brand new manager and that cunt interviewed with every fuckin question from the book.

I had to tell her so many times, "I haven't had any real work experience before" and she kept asking, "So in previous work environments..." like..YOU FUCKIN CUNT! It's a grocery store.

Stupid cunt, i can imagine working under someone like that " You are 10 minutes late. tardiness will NOT be tolerated. Now, start sweeping from the back all the way to the front." haha

Worked as an intern at an actuarial science firm... was 18 though and it was good money. You should try all these small back office professionals though like a Dentist outlet coz my cousin once got a job there filing files and at the reception making decent amounts at 16.

[Amaranthine]

If you live by a beach work as a life guard or preside over soccer games as a refere.

Refereeing makes really good money.