What Was UR First Offline Job Ever

When I was 16 my aunt got me a job selling concessions in Shea Stadium during the Jets season. It was hard work carrying around the hot dog contraption but it was pretty good money too. I lasted one season and will always remember it.

My first offline job was that of a call center executive. I often used to wonder that what job does a call center executive does. I used to think that it would be a very simple job. Just receive calls and answer them.. Pretty easy.. Well. It only sounds easy. With the same thinking, I went to gave an interview taking it as a part time job to get soem extra pocket money. Luckily, I got selected as well. It was a domestic call center, 6 days working in a week. Initially, it was cool, where I had only training sessions where we were getting classes on the product. But later when it came to live experience, that is handling calls and talking to customers, beleive me it was not that easy. It is not easy to listen to every type of customer. They shout at us and our managers or leads try to convince us saying that they are only shouting at the company and not at you. Though it was only a 8.5 hour job, we had targets such as to recive over 100 calls in a day and that you should have 7.5 hours of call time. 7.5 hours with thos headsets on our ears.. thatw as too hectic. To make it worse, you get calls from agitated customers. I could survive for 2 months and then I left the job because I was going home for a long holiday. I did try joining anoter company and got selected too, but then i didnt join because my brother's marriage was scheduled. As i mentioned, it was a domestic callc enter so the pay was not high. It was an Airtel call center and I was hardly getting 7000Rs in a month. In all, it was a good learning for me that no job in this world is ever easy. I made new friends and had a very good experience. Today, i am working as a Software Engineer in one of the most reputed companies of India and earning almost 4 times of what I was getting in that call center.

Hello sunnycool me too had an offline job, and DTP job at an office, for an two months period, it was an vacation job.Well the job was good and exciting as have to update some info of some client to the office server.The pay was as per you work, but there were a lot of pro with the working conditions.So couldn't manage to earn properly and settled for an minimum.So it also wasn't affordable for me.Now also am doing any offline jobs i skip it after atleast 2-3 months period, like to keep changing jobs.Me too tried to pull otu the expenses by doing this partimer joibs, btu wasn't that sucessful.Anyways Happy mylotting.

Hi sunny boy, nice to know you did that! Well, the first time I ever spent some time on job was in a flower nursery. :) We used to have a khari kamai week, we were supposed to earn something, and then give it up for the poor. A week is a week. I enjoyed my experience. Learnt something about planting saplings. :) It was all the more fun because the old man was telling us stories about his times. :) After growing up, the first job was with a firm of chartered accountants. I earned 325 as starting pay, couldn't even pay my rent with it. I worked almost 10 years with them. Got to learn things though. :)

My first real offline job was an Office Assistant paying at minimum wage! It was a nice good, a lot of pressures since I was first time out working, but I do learn a lot in daily office operation! Come to think of it, I should have started teaching! A lot of my friends are doing wellteaching!

My first job was while I was still in high school. I worked at an entertainment center. It had arcade games, bowling lanes, a snack bar and of course, a prize center to turn in all those pesky tickets you win. I worked on weekends hosting birthday parties for kids. The pay was horrible, at $4.75 per hour, but it helped me get clothes, and eventually I started to pay for my car insurance. This job pretty much shaped my future career path, which has ended with a love for special needs children, and a desire to help all kids.

My first job was at a daycare. I made minimum wage which was $5.15 at the time. I liked it but we moved out of state so I had to quit. when we moved back i worked a another daycare. I've always been good with kids so my jobs were all daycare or else watching kids in my home. I'm a stay at home mom now but when i go back to work it will probably be in daycare again or else as an aide up at my kids school.

my first offline job is still my job right now. i work with a feed company. it is owned by my brother and i have already been there for about 23 years.

My first job was working as a cashier an a cook at a convenace store I stay there for 7 years I loved it there dont get me wrong there were those days I would love to wring someones neck but i left there to get a higher paying job at a paint factory an seeing I was paying my way though college i thought the move up would be good boy if I had only know after being at the factory 6 months someone was driveing the forklift drunk an hit me with it an my lift was instantley changed but the store came looking for me an asked me if I wanted to go back which I did till I got married an became a stay at home mom

hello there! my very first offline job was being a crew in a videoshop. i am employed there as a part timer since i am still studying that time...i earn just enough to buy some school needs. but i work for almost a year & half there coz i was promoted... but after college, i work as a cashier in several establishments until i become a regular bank employee... but right now, i am no longer working! hehe

my first job was as an EMT. I was making $6.07 an hour, which wasn't much above minimum wage. I loved the job though and I did it for about 5 years. The only reason I quit was because I got burnt out.

My first off line job ever is being a Secretary in one of the multi national company I have a very good paying job & with a lot of bonuses I resign from their because I need to have a career change. But unfortuntaley I did not suceeded with what I planned. I ended up working in a low minimum paying job with no bonuses & benefits anyway I am not stopping here I just need to look for another good paying job.

My first job was at the age of 16 and I was a waiter for Pizza Inn in my hometown. I made $2.13/hour plus 100% of my tips. The job was actually really fun and I miss it sometimes. The paycheck wasn't great at all, but the tips I made on a regular basis were awesome! I could easily make a couple hundred dollars a week in tips working only part time. I have had other jobs in the food industry and I would never go back to them in a million years, but I loved waiting tables. I have moved on from there though and am finishing my Master of Arts degree and working a job in accounting.

My first job was working asa dishwasher, and waitress at a place called the Purple Cow in NC. The pay was 8.00 an hour which was great in 1994. As I was only 14 years old at the time and was kicked out of my dad's house. I enjoyed what I did, but was forced to move on, when I no longer had a place to stay.