Do you have a job?

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Do you have a job?

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Do you have a job?

#1 Post by Kidwaiy »

I wonder how many people on ppt work or use to work. I never had a job but I am going to start applying for jobs this summer. I hope I do get a good job though. So if you have worked or have a job, what is or what was your job?
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#2 Post by Skynetmain »

I'm currently in school, but jobless. My parents are paying for everything right now and encouraging me not to get a job until after college. After that, I have no idea what to do.
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#3 Post by May »

I have been working in some form or another for the past 11 years. I've held my first full time job for the past two years. Now working is all I seem to do.
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#4 Post by Kugetsu »

I was working for the summer last year at my high school (cleaning, sorting books, stamping letter, moving things EVERYTHING.) It was fun, but it was only seasonal. I'm not currently employed but I'd really like to have a job, but without a car and my mother's hectic schedule, it's difficult to find one that the city bus can take me to and home from.

But yeah, I'm looking. ._.
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#5 Post by Ammer »

McDonalds fo rizzle!

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#6 Post by Dragonfire »

No, I don't, but I've been looking for one. When my mom took her laptop in to a computer repair place, she asked the guy if he would like an intern, and he said yes, so whenever I have time I'll be able to go over there as an intern. In the summer, after I graduate, I'm going to try and get a job as I'll need some more money for my stuff. If I go to UT I'll just live at home, which means I won't have to make too much money, but meh. Right now I have about $600 in the bank, but I'll need more since some of that will be gone after my Paris trip in March.
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#7 Post by Yoshi »

Nope, I'm not looking for one either. I'm quite thankful that my parents pay for me, plus I rarely ever go buy stuff, so I don't really have the need to get a job.

Closest thing I had to a job would be two weeks of work experience in two different computer places (one refurbishing old computers and sending them to schools, the other a computer shop) last summer.
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#8 Post by ahoteinrun »

I sorta have a job (Probably getting laid off, havn't worked in a month... oiy). But I pack dry cottage cheese on Saturdays. It sucks. Never do production line work. NEVER. *shudder*
I'll never work with food again.
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#9 Post by Alex »

I have a job. I've had one for about 2 years.
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#10 Post by Medusa »

Not really. I'm a full time student so that takes up a lot of time. I've been doing some volunteer-y type thing recently, so its work but no pay. I usually try to get a job over Christmas. Otherwise, no, I don't have a steady job that I've had for a substantial amount of time.
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#11 Post by _jade_em_ »

Nope. Illegal in HK xP
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#12 Post by Shifty »

Sort of...
I started working at a theme park last summer and continued on during the school year on saterdays and holidays...
But I haven't been there in 3 months. I do plan on going back, but its not a permenent job.

And it kind of sucked. I used to work my butt off doing 11 hour shifts in the sun, with the hardest crowd possible - Israels. Want to know how much I made? 3 and half dollars an hour. And about $5 on holidays.
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#13 Post by Kugetsu »

ahoteinrun wrote:Never do production line work. NEVER. *shudder*


Ew, my friend does production line in a machinery warehouse. x_x
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#14 Post by DM was on fire! »

Child labour laws in South Carolina prevent me from working at the moment.
But I have stocked sugar caddies, swept floors, placed cookie tins in bags and shrinkwrp and filled up salt and pepper shakers at Perkins before.
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#15 Post by Twinkle »

Yup, I work at the UKs equivalent of Walmart on the clothes section.
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