nakedcrumpet93
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title speaks for itself, ive applied literally everywhere in my area :/ any suggestions??
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need a job!! any recommendations for an 18 yr old? (1 Viewer)
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Shadowdude
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Fast food.
Retail.
Retail.
Thief
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+1 Fast food would be the easiest job to get into.
nakedcrumpet93
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been there done that. was at hungry jacks for 2 months. screwed me over with too many night shifts on school nights finishing at 2am. this was during hsc and turned me off having a job. but noow i really need one lol
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Well if you're desperate that's the only sort of job you're going to be able to get unfortunately.
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McDonald's.
I know what you're thinking, McDonald's is a drop kick job for 15 year olds. But trust me, it is not as bad as you think! From what i've heard, it's the best 'fast food' type job. The pay isn't too bad either, it's above minimum wage. I get just over $9, and i'm a 16 year old trainee. After I finish my training it goes up to $10.50 per hour. And it goes up by $2 every time you have a birthday.
What i'm planning to do is work here for a year or so, quit before my HSC, then get a 'better' job (most likely retail) after my HSC has finished.
I know what you're thinking, McDonald's is a drop kick job for 15 year olds. But trust me, it is not as bad as you think! From what i've heard, it's the best 'fast food' type job. The pay isn't too bad either, it's above minimum wage. I get just over $9, and i'm a 16 year old trainee. After I finish my training it goes up to $10.50 per hour. And it goes up by $2 every time you have a birthday.
What i'm planning to do is work here for a year or so, quit before my HSC, then get a 'better' job (most likely retail) after my HSC has finished.