How old were you when you got your first REAL job?

im 15 now and i sell newspaper subscriptions, i get 20$ every person i sign up its a really easy job. What i mean by REAL job is you can work every week and the work never goes away. How old were you and how much did you make an hour/sale?

A salesperson is not a real job.

17 at an amusement park :? it was 40 hours a week at $8.00/hr

A salesperson is not a real job.

EMOEVOLUTION

lets see..my dad used to work for hewlett packard selling printers making 100k$ a year...how is that not a real job? whatwas he being paid? monopoly money?

I was 16, i'm 18 now and still have the same job, although i have 2nd job running adjacent to my 1st.

I still didn't got one, but will probably get my first soon.

I was 15, working as a bagger at a grocery store. I got moved up to cashier, and just recently was forced to resign (it was either that or get fired) from the job because of some stupid coupon bullcrap.

17, worked in the Recieving area at Home Goods

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16, at a CD/music store in the mall. Minimum wage.

I worked as in computer assembly for a couple of summers. and a medical biller for a couple as well. for about 6 bucks an hour.

oh yeah i was about 16 at that time

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ConkerAndBerri2

Wow, no kidding!

I was a network admin for an internet cafe when I was 16. I am now a network admin for a small company T_T

I was 18 when I got my first job.

I had a newspaper route when I was 12

14 I believe.

18, when I went to college, I lived outside the US growing up so having a job was impossible.

17. Though I won't go into details. Cash under the table.

I'm getting a job soon (I pretty much have it), and I just turned 16 last month.

17 - Lowe's Home Improvement

18 - UPS truck unloader (sucked balls, sweaty hairy balls)

19 - Target, get paid 9 dollars an hour, it's not bad.

I was 16. I started working as a programmer on a Software Engineering company. :)

I started delivering the newspaper when I was in 8th grade, so at that age I was 13.

I started that job two weeks before 9/11

17. Though I won't go into details. Cash under the table.

Wilfred_Owen

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17. Though I won't go into details. Cash under the table.

im_mr_brown

Around ten helping my dad with painting, plumbing, electric, repairs, and minor building projects. Still have that job now six years later.

The day I turned 16. I applied a month before my birthday, they told me I was hired and could start the day I turned 16. I was so excited to work, I didn't care I was working on my birthday.

17, worked with my dad, it was contract window cleaning, not self employment, we did buildings such as banks, superstores and office buildings. It was damn good pay, £300 a week 40hours a week.

16. Dishwasher. I am now a server. I prefer the kitchen, but serving gets you more money

im 19 and ive never had a job

16. Dishwasher. I am now a server. I prefer the kitchen, but serving gets you more money

effena

I was a dishwasher for a long time and got pretty good at it.

Those dang servers always want silverware right at the most inconvenient times. :P

12 years old, working 40-50 hours a week in retail during summer break

I worked at Gamestop I was 18

14, farmhand.1KyardStare

16. Dishwasher. I am now a server. I prefer the kitchen, but serving gets you more money

effena