Part-Time Job?
Hey guys i'm thinking about getting a part-time job so that I can earn some extra cash. I have no idea how to get one. I'm 15 so I can already get a job now.
Any tips?
Any tips?
Part-Time Job?
How about washing car? it is simple and easy to get it or you can go work at 7-11
Originally Posted by Ticherhaz
How about washing car? it is simple and easy to get it or you can go work at 7-11
Originally Posted by Anti
Is fifteen the legal limit to apply for jobs in Canada?
If so, your local Grocery Stores are a perfect start. Remember to follow-up.
If not, then yard work, washing cars like Zuhrain said, basically manual labor is your best bet.
If so, your local Grocery Stores are a perfect start. Remember to follow-up.
If not, then yard work, washing cars like Zuhrain said, basically manual labor is your best bet.
Could you maybe expand more on how to get one? Like applying, resumes and stuff?
Originally Posted by xprtplyr
Sorry if I wasn't being specific. I wanted to know about the process of getting a job. Like applying, resume and all that stuff.
Is fifteen the legal limit to apply for jobs in Canada?
If so, your local Grocery Stores are a perfect start. Remember to follow-up.
If not, then yard work, washing cars like Zuhrain said, basically manual labor is your best bet.
If so, your local Grocery Stores are a perfect start. Remember to follow-up.
If not, then yard work, washing cars like Zuhrain said, basically manual labor is your best bet.
Idk about part time job but last summer, I just went to the work center (not McDonalds, rather actual companies) and got into the biggest building I saw and asked for a job. I was working for just a bit over the minimum wage but the conditions were fucking awesome. The suckish part was the fact that they were a TV company so whenever they had an important transmission over night, I had to come over.. even tho I had precisely 0% to do with live transmissions :P.
Basically, You've got no reason to not go big first. Funny thing was that I only went to the tv company after continuously being turned down by local shops XD
Basically, You've got no reason to not go big first. Funny thing was that I only went to the tv company after continuously being turned down by local shops XD
Originally Posted by Youtro
Idk about part time job but last summer, I just went to the work center (not McDonalds, rather actual companies) and got into the biggest building I saw and asked for a job. I was working for just a bit over the minimum wage but the conditions were fucking awesome. The suckish part was the fact that they were a TV company so whenever they had an important transmission over night, I had to come over.. even tho I had precisely 0% to do with live transmissions :P.
Basically, You've got no reason to not go big first. Funny thing was that I only went to the tv company after continuously being turned down by local shops XD
Basically, You've got no reason to not go big first. Funny thing was that I only went to the tv company after continuously being turned down by local shops XD
Originally Posted by andrew12
As for applying, I'd say apply to everything you can. As for your resume you wont have much to put down on it since you have no current job experience but. Put down all yours skills. Multi Tasking, Computers, Leadership skills, Great Communication skills, ect..
Originally Posted by xprtplyr
I think there's something like that near me. I should go check it out thanks!
Thanks! Would volunteering experience count?
Thanks! Would volunteering experience count?
Hmm Milk cows/ goats it's only takes about 2-3 hours
Apply for a job at a grocery store or a store that sells clothes, Those are generally pretty easy jobs. DON'T work in fast food, It sucks.
Originally Posted by EatADick
Apply for a job at a grocery store or a store that sells clothes, Those are generally pretty easy jobs. DON'T work in fast food, It sucks.
Originally Posted by xprtplyr
Thanks for the tip
I need a fucking job and im 19.
Try working at your local supermarket and slowly build social skills. If you can jump towards careers or even things that you're specialized in. Doesn't matter how much you work for, even if it's minimum wage. You're making money, having fun, and putting things on your resume.
A job is better than no job
