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I'm looking for a job.
I'm 15 and I really don't know where to look for a job. I could really use some suggestions. I would rather not hear about babysitting, mowing lawns, etc. I just would like to know if anyone knows any good places i should go to that will hire at my age. I live in Florida if that helps. THANKS!!
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hm fl. myfamily live in fl, what part? becouse if you live i don't know how spell it. city in start T? you hard of the Paul Smoke House? its a restrunt, they hire young people sometimes, :) My Grandma work there she a cook and Her bf who own it name paul,
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Most chains hire at 16, but Chick-Fil-A hires at 15. A lot of my friends have worked there and they liked it. Apparently they work with you on hours and stuff and they give you good training. (That's what I've heard from the Chick-Fil-A in my area, so I would assume they are all like that.)
At Christmas time, there are places like Pack & Mail that do gift wrapping. Department stores do that too. Anyway, I had a few friends work doing that type of thing when they were 15. So if you can't find a job until then, it's worth a shot.
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You don't need to get a job at a big chain. In fact, most of them don't hire until you're at least 16. So really all you can do is the jobs that you said you didn't want...
You can do the simple jobs like babysitting for friends and family. [You can charge more for more kids the more troublesome they are]
Walk dogs of friends. [The more dogs at once the more money you get! ;)]
Mow lawns in the summer.
Rack leaves in the fall.
Shovel snow in the winter.
All jobs people hate. =]
Get homemade fliers and put them around the neighborhood.
For old people give them the fliers. They are old and can't go far =].
Use this search:
Sorry I know you said not babysitting and such, but you can make some pretty good money there. Other than that, the only place I know that hires 15 year olds is McDonald's.
--Jack
(16/m)
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