Your first Job.

Well, I've tried to become a tour guide. My friend's boyfriend ask us if we want to try, by then we all don't have a job that we applied for. So we tour guided some Elementary students. It's our first time so we really don't know what to say, so we talked to them to the level of their understanding. At the end of the day, we are all tired but we still manage to go back to he school without a lost child..LOL!!! And we have freebies of food. But I never had a chance to be a tour guide again because I'm already starting to work in a hospital. So I need to prioritize what my job should be. I'm a nurse now.. But it's my 3rd job and 2nd hospital to work with....

My first job was the job of a customer care executive in a domestic call centre. I worked in a call centre of Airtel for around 2 months during my college days. Actually, I always wanted to experience how it feels like to be working in a call centre. I used to consider that job very easy going. But believe me, its not. When you have to sit listening to customers for continuous 8-9 hrs with the headphones on ur ears continuously and targets set for the day to receive over 100 calls, its never gonna be easy at any time. Moreover, complaints and abuses from customers would rather spoil ur day. I joined that job during the last year of my college as i had some free time, so thought of experiencing the same worth an extra hand of pocket money into my pocket. May be it was a domestic call centre, thats y i had a tough schedule. bu anyway, I learnt one thing, everything that looks easy is not really easy in actual. I tried for a different process and not voice process in another call centre, and got successful too, but did not join it since i had my brother's wedding coming up and then had to focus on my engineering too. Currently, I am working as a Software Enginner and i am quite pleased with my job as for now, but that experience will remain unforgettable for me!!

hi there amethyst =) my first job was a call center agent at some IT company. it was fun! I enjoyed it for sometime until all of my batchmates started filing for resignation, leaving for another company or life. lols. We handle a telecomms account. I only had one issue there with the company but the rest were okay..and that issue is our batch's common ground for leaving. but through that company/job, i learned more in spoken conversational english which i really owe them a lot because i am a naturally shy person,haha, especially in vocally expressing myself. XD thanks!

my first job was cleaing my mother's beauty shop. i was still a teenager in school. i wanted to gi\oto beauty school & that's how i saved my money to go.

I have no experience in the corporate world or on blue collar jobs, I rally never experienced working with a boss, although for some time I used to do direct selling, but then that's all. My only boss is my hubby, so my first job? as a wife and I knew I aced it, then I was promoted to be a mother, and this one job is very exhausting but fulfilling and fun.

My very first job was at a department store. I hated it. I was in high school, they had me work too many hours, I didn't have enough time to do homework, and the pay wasn't worth it. I would work from 6pm to 1am. I then had to get up at 7am to go to school. I just didn't see where working there was proving to be fruitful.

I also worked as a sevice crew for a not so popular fast food restaurant... and i lasted only for 1 month... because i was so overworked and underpaid... when my friend told me about an opening in one popular fast food chain... i immediately resigned from my current job... and applied there... The only good thing i learned from my first job was how to operate the cash register... other than that... nothing more...

my first job was when i was 10 years old...i was like an assistant on a small canteen..chopping veggies, garlic and all sorts for food preparing...its like a side job/part time job for me when i was a kid for my extra expenses at school...its fun and it made love cooking so much...i learned how to cook and i learn how good it is to earn your own money to spend with..i felt like i am one kind of a kid then

My first job was sales promoter at supermarket. I were given ladies department to work. At there I knew many new friends. I learn the difficulties to earn money. After working, I don't spend money without thinking the important's of buying. I get to earn my own money and spend. I feel happy having my first job. I worked for about three months during my holiday break before I get offer letter to university.

Hey Hey My first job would be babysitting and ya i learned much . also my aunt is in a wheel chair and my family was always taking turns to help out . there i learned alot and now have some basic nurse /home health care work , which i do now a couple times a week for extra money .

Hi. Nice to meet you here. My first job is a salesman at a computer shop which called pc image. It is a great job for me. I learn a lot of new thing there and know a lot of new friends. I improve a lot on my communication skills after working there. I know how to star a conversation with a stranger. My work there is keep on promoting a product to customers. I also need to update myself everyday. I need to know about all the products and promote it to the customers. As a result i also know more about hardware and software. It really bring me a lot of benefits. Besides, it also give me quite high salary. So i really feel happy working there. Happy Myloting!!!

My first job was that of a program coordinator at a service organization. It was a great experience working there and doing charitable activities on a daily basis. Reaching out to people in need was part of my job. I really loved being of help to so many people ...

my first job was as the teacher in a primery shchool. that time i was happey thati have goted the job and i start earn. that time i was happey because every people when start job that time we have to face lots of problem.now i m doing good job and my friend also do job withme

My first job was technically wendys..but that only lasted a week. So I consider my first job to be McDonalds. I worked there for 4 years and i loved it. I was in high school when i started there as a crew member/cashier. After a while i kept getting raises and ended up beign a shift manager. i loved it. It was fun for me. Only reason I didnt continue that job was because i relocated to move closer to my family. I think that job gave me the basics of any job. I learnt how to be professional, how to manage others, how to be on time for everything, how to deal with rude people. how to terminate someone. I learnt a lot from that job, skills in which i still use today

I was employed first in an INDIAN MNC in IT. i was recruited in Campus recruitment. i was in a different city. i worked there 1.5 year. i had to leave that as salary was less and no satisfaction.

I had my first job when I was 10. My father is skilled with Old English lettering (before the use of computers for printing texts become known) and he had special jobs in the school he's teaching like printing student's names on diploma using the Old English letter print. This was how I came to learn how to write in Old English. Dip the pen on india ink and follow the strokes on each letter. I got paid by father for P2 on each diploma and it would be a lot when I printed more than five hundred diplomas. I was really happy earning at a very young age and my father taught me that the good way to earn money is through "the sweat of thy brow." When I reminisce at the memories, I feel glad because my father had introduced me into printing Old English the traditional way. When I think of father, I write in Old English print. It is one of his legacies that he gave to me. My father is now 62 and he is still teaching. He know that whenever he needs help with the Old English prints on diplomas, I am always there and he could always depend on me. :)

My first job was teaching Math to teachers who would take Licensure Examination for Teachers. Well, it was scary at first because they were Education graduates and my impression of them at first was they are strict, but then as I go on with teaching them, I found them kind and they want to recall Math since they have forgotten about it already specially those majoring in non-Math subjects. Good day!

Well my first real job was in a call center. I worked for Linksys before as a Technical Support Representative. It was rather difficult for me because I had to adjust my bio clock. My work is in the night shift. After some time I got used to it however it didn't take me long to stay with the company because the pay wasn't too good during the time I was employed.

I got my first official job when I was 14, back in the 1970's, picking Strawberries at a local orchard. Seems amazing now, but we felt good about getting 15 cents a quart for picking berries. I made about $100 dollars that summer and earned every penny of it! I also babysat for a neighbors 3 kids back then for $1 an hour, $2 after midnight. I think the work involved gave me a lot of respect for money and I saved almost all of it until 1983 when I used it for a school trip to France. I think part of the reason the trip is still special in my mind is because I earned the money to pay for it (my parents couldn't afford to pay for it).

My first job was to be a lecturer. My job was simple teach students on how to using computer and microsoft office. And the pay was low and then exchange the job to sales and then now I am sales assistant.