Forklift Community
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
Im 19 and never have a job?!?
hey guys, you and Gals i am 19 almost 20 and never had a job before. . Why because I have a full community college. Time trying to get through. AA and transfer to the University of units certified. The way i California in LA. My father is. He is a trucker when I see my work. the dock (forklifts) will that help my work experience I need for the future? I think that the Walmart, k – mart or target. But I think they need to come back. But I have not experienced before! How do I get older by the minute and I have no experience? Please give some advice. Tips and advice thanks for reading.
You can adjust many people have no work until their college I do not have this certification. It always nice to be able to use some extra money here and there and learn what a job like a professional before you begin. . I love Los Angeles, too, if you want. Such as fast food, I suggest that In n Out pay because most of these establishments and will be flexible with school (I believe it will start at $ 11 hour. So much for this category) Fast food is a good first job. As quickly as fun at the same time. The majority of start you at minimum wage. But this is what you will find that Or task-level list, you can run the pier. Will not make any real truth. – The skills, but may pay quite well. You should ask questions about your father. Opportunities. Superstores, Target, KMart, you will be the first minimum wage. I think the only position to be the next (Cashier), but depending on what you want. Your stock or work in the back if you want. . One more you may want to try. CSC, www.contemporaryservices.com you will receive $ 8 hours, or working as a parking ticket. At locations around the area. For example, employees. CSC has worked at the Rose Bowl football game a few weeks ago. This work offers flexibility and 100% your call on what shift you work. Can receive, you can also work in coffee house or car if you have a car, clean record and know how to drive on.
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