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5/18/2021 2:00:41 AM
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Looks like I got hired for my first job.
I'm gonna be a cashier at a Burlington in my area (though tasks and hours per day may change a little depending on how much activity is going on). I'm starting on the 24th. $9 starting wage. It's not much, but it's a start.
Hopefully I don't have to deal with a Karen (or someone along those lines) day 1. Given the whole asperger's situation, that would not end well.
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Good luck! Hope you don’t have to deal with any Karens. I feel ya, I’m about to start searching for my first job. I have bad social anxiety so I’m a little scared but hopefully I can find something where I can function.
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Coming straight from a 13h work day I'll tell you to find a career you like. There isn't a job that isn't shit in some way day to day, outweight your pros and cons and pick your poison.
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Congrats. Your first couple of days will be chaotic. [spoiler]Not to scare you, but after those first days, you’ll find it very boring.[/spoiler] The money you will get is nice to have. My first (and current) job is a groundskeeper at the hospital in my town. During the summer, I work full time pulling weeds and doing other odd tasks. During the school year, I work for 2 hours after school doing random janitor stuff.
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Congrats and good luck with any Karens you encounter. [spoiler]Someone should develop some kind of Karen repellent, I'd buy enough to fill a supermarket![/spoiler]
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4 RespuestasCongratulations guardian! Karens are EVERYWHERE so dont be discouraged. Kill them with kindness and take the high road whenever possible. My first job was waaaaayyyyy back when. Minimum wage was $4.10/hr. Dang, im old.
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Congrats! The general rules for my employees are : Show up on time, be respectful to everyone on the crew, and you can only complain if it’s funny. If I get that I can committed enough to teach anyone the job. Use to work in the service industry. Learned you have to have a short term memory a lot of the time. Some people you’ll honestly never forget, some just flat out suck. You just can’t let a mad customer have control over how you feel. Good luck! Think about investing some small amounts here and there.
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Good job on getting the job!
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Condolences for your loss of innocence.
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2 RespuestasNice I still dont technically have a job. I help my dad modify guns for people who are too lazy or lack the know how. So Im not technically employed but he pays for it.
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Welcome to hell
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GL HF gamer!
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Congratulations and good luck! [spoiler]licks finger [/spoiler]
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Good luck!
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[i]Congratulations. Everyone has to begin somewhere. And a cashier job where you have to deal with the general public should hopefully build character, and teach empathy for your fellow human beings.[/i]
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A start indeed! Mine was at a skating rink when I was 15. Then I worked at Sonic for 4 years as a cook and skating carhop (indeed). Keep on working and the earlier you start saving, the better.
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Well done!!! My first job was working at a nursery/landscaping business for minimum wage ($8.25 an hour back then, if I recall correctly). The next year I got a position at Shopko making $9.25 an hour. Job after that paid $10 an hour. Recently concluded an internship that paid $14.50 an hour, and am trying to get a new job that starts at $16 an hour. Point is, work hard and realize that the most valuable thing you can get from your first job is not money, but a good reference. Use that to secure a better job when you move on, and things will snowball from there. Congrats again, and best of luck to ya! [spoiler]Sorry, all out of salt.[/spoiler]
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Nice! Ya gotta start somewhere.
