My first job #shorts

The start of my career was a little rocky

[calebminerd]

My first job was landscaping with a high school friend. We called ourselves "That lawn guy." Really taught me how hard starting a business was and that it was not for me 😂.

[shaferaustin]

My first job was also as a busboy. It builds character lol

[ri.b.]

My first job was washing dishes at 15, at 16 i was answering the phones taking orders and making pizzas. I could make everything in the shop by 17 except the dough, i wasn't old enough to operate the dough mixer.
First paycheck i bought my Mom a pair of shoes, 2nd check i bought my little brother his school clothes and 3rd check i bought my school clothes. My Dad wasn't a regular fixture in our lives ar that time.
I work. I learned to work. I wish I learned to save and properly handle my own money. My life would be a lot better now. But I can still work, so I do.

[blackdogrmh]

Real Job Working for an Auctioneer/auction house who dealt in antiques and also did some Autos.

[murderofhawks]

My first job was working as a industrial contractor I was absolute awful at it but it taught me a lot of things that I appreciate in hindsight

[cyanideinmycereal]

I lucked out because my first job (basically same thing) was during COVID so I had to wear a mask all the time. This let me just stare at people like a Russian spy without seeming weird

[cultavx]

My first job was being a busboy too, for Macaroni Grill 😊

[johnturnerjr]

Horrible doesn't begin to describe you being a bus boy. Good thing for all of us you moved on!

[trillestchrisxo]

Shout out mid level Jersey Italian restaurants