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job idea's?
ok i'm 18 and work at a hunting and fishing store. i kinda want to go out and get another job like being a laborer(sp.) my uncle owns his own business. he pours concrete. i am thinking of workin for him unitll i start school next fall and then working my other job at night. anyone else have any good ideas on any kind of good jobs. i live about 20 minutes from a big town which has a best buy target walmart all kinds of crap but let me know what u all think
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keep that job and get another, currently im 18 also, full time college student and have 4 jobs, its tough but i do it everywhich way i can. I love money what can i say.
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Im 20 and in college, already working 40hrs in a factory at nightthat pays pretty good and looking for a weekend job. Go for it, the more money the faster your car goes
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Construction is always a good job. You learn good skills you can always use. I worked construction through high school and college.
A lot of companies will take you with no experience and they'll train you. You'll of course be a grunt for a while.
A lot of companies will take you with no experience and they'll train you. You'll of course be a grunt for a while.
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ya my dad has owned a construction company since b4 i was born so i know a good amount as i have worked with him but i would like to move on and work for someone else just so i can kinda go out and do my own thing
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What do you plan on going to college for?
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If you can, find something that will be related to what you want to do in the future. Its nice to get your foot in the door at places and get some experience in the area you want to study. It might not seem like the most exciting (or manly) job, but if you can land an office assistant (secretary) job for an accountant you'll learn a lot about the business, and most places pay pretty well.
I worked construction for 3 years, and retail for 4 years....now I'm doing armed service work for Loomis, and I'm gaining some skills that I can use in the future, since I want to be a cop. Also a much easier job that pays much better
I worked construction for 3 years, and retail for 4 years....now I'm doing armed service work for Loomis, and I'm gaining some skills that I can use in the future, since I want to be a cop. Also a much easier job that pays much better
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If you can, find something that will be related to what you want to do in the future. Its nice to get your foot in the door at places and get some experience in the area you want to study. It might not seem like the most exciting (or manly) job, but if you can land an office assistant (secretary) job for an accountant you'll learn a lot about the business, and most places pay pretty well.
I worked construction for 3 years, and retail for 4 years....now I'm doing armed service work for Loomis, and I'm gaining some skills that I can use in the future, since I want to be a cop. Also a much easier job that pays much better
I worked construction for 3 years, and retail for 4 years....now I'm doing armed service work for Loomis, and I'm gaining some skills that I can use in the future, since I want to be a cop. Also a much easier job that pays much better
Maybe find a local account's office and do a short apprenticeship.
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