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Im an 18 yo with no job and I have never had a job. Where should I work first?
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I feel like the Taco-Bell is best suited to your iq and abilities.
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If you’re good looking and have good social skills you can make good money from tips as a waiter. Food service in general is also good for making friends with people your age. Fast food sucks, if you have good coworkers those jobs can be chill/fun but otherwise I wouldn’t recommend it.
If you get a stocking job at store (department store/clothing store, grocery store) it can be pretty chill. Just listen to music and zone out while you work. If you like people or want to improve your social skills you can get a retail cashiering job but I wouldn’t really reccomend that either, gets repetitive and stressful. By the way you may have a hard time getting hired for retail at this time of the year.
You just have to try some jobs out and see how you like them. Everywhere is different. Honestly in minimum wage/entry level jobs, how much it sucks or doesn’t suck depends a lot on your managers and coworkers. Walk into some restaurants and stores in your area and ask the workers how they like the job
If you get a stocking job at store (department store/clothing store, grocery store) it can be pretty chill. Just listen to music and zone out while you work. If you like people or want to improve your social skills you can get a retail cashiering job but I wouldn’t really reccomend that either, gets repetitive and stressful. By the way you may have a hard time getting hired for retail at this time of the year.
You just have to try some jobs out and see how you like them. Everywhere is different. Honestly in minimum wage/entry level jobs, how much it sucks or doesn’t suck depends a lot on your managers and coworkers. Walk into some restaurants and stores in your area and ask the workers how they like the job
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