First job was working in the kitchen in a nursing home. Hated it and quit after a few days.

Current job is a secretary in a library. I like making money. And that's all I have to say about that.

First job.
12 years old.
Bell Hop and elevator operator at the Markham Hotel, Gulfport, Ms.
Black dress shoes, black pants, white shirt, black bow tie and red vest.
No funny looking hat.
Loved that job.
It was .75 an hour plus tips.

First job: I worked on a large horse farm, doing the water for all the horses. It gave me a small pay check and took some off board for my own horse.

Current job: Project coordinator for a telecommunications company. It's eh. At least it's a job.

That's how I feel about mine, it's a job. So I'm grateful.

I did lots of mechanic work with my dad as a teenager. I took my first official job at a gas station at age 18. I've also taken several "under the table" jobs including DirectTV installer, mechanic, and helper at a local bar. I then worked in agricultural recieving for a peanut processing plant. I was temporarily laid off from there when I was accepted to college upstate. I moved and now I am a supervisor at Wal-Mart.

I feel the same way, not to thrilled with my job but at least I have something. However, I'm the type of person who takes pride in my work whatever it is, so that keeps me going :)

That's a good attitude, it helps the day go faster. I used to work at Walmart. :)

They're a great company to work for but the daily routine is getting extremely redundant and monotonous.

First paying job was with the local community channel. It was cool - I got to learn about filming, editing, voiceover and broadcasting first hand.


Current job is as the Director of Customer Care for a custom home builder. I do the warm fuzzy stuff ensuring a stellar customer experience and manage the warranty department. I love it - these houses are amazing!

Ugh, I was a cashier. I was glad to get out of retail.

Nice! Great company and free biscuits! :)

My first job was at 18 after graduation. My parents said, "car or party?" I opted for the car so I could get a job . I was a Receptionist/clerk for a Nursery. I had to learn 15,000 varieties of the plant and tree world <lol>. My head was swimming most days. My second job was a switchboard operator for the American Red Cross. Awesome job! I loved it. My switchboard actually looked like this one.



Lately <the last 25 years> I've been driving a school bus and just recently obtained my CNA & HHA Certifications in case the bottom drops out of the bussing. Here's my bus...

That's the coolest bus ever!

I remember those switchboards...always wondered how they knew who they were hooking up with who? lol

First job was baby sitting, I was 12-13. My 16th summer I was a live in babysitter for two couples who shared a huge house, I took care of 6 children under the age of 6. My first 'real' job was as a landscape teacher for challenged adults, loved that one! Primarily I have been a care giver in the private sector. Now I work as a cashier for Home Depot, enjoying it so far but sure do hope my new shoes help my poor devastated feet!! I was off yesterday and today and my feet still hurt. Monday they were so bad I was allowed to sit for awhile as long as I did my job.

computer reapir for a summer job
But that didnt go well
A lot of things messed up
And I ended up teaching Texas hold'em the whole summer
If they remember what I showed them
They will do very well at tables
After that I Chefed things up
But that was mostly a kitchen to learn, we only opened 1 day a week
The rest of the week was prep/lessons
Then animal care/management
Had to manage a few animals for my school
reptiles, rodents, aquatic
Then left...and here I am...unemployed
NYC job market sucks...

My first job, besides babysitting, was at Burger King. Now I work as a civilian Crime Prevention Officer. I would rather be a millionaire, but until then, I very much enjoy my job. Mostly I teach. And that's a good feeling.

Mine was working for Union Pacific. Clearing brush and digging ditches along the right-of-way. There were 10 of us living in a bunk car on a siding. I started as a pudgy, out-of-shape 19 year old. Ended up in amazing shape. I was so buff!

You still look dang good!!