And how do you like your job? Are you making enough money and do you have plans for your future? You can list some pros and cons etc.

People on ATRL having a job?

Not a "real" job yet, but right now I'm working in a hospital (medical practices), I love it but the payment is horrible (like 120 dollars for month)

nowhere since im only 14 (oop) but im hoping to work at the britney spears store when im 16

A paint store, my boss/co workers are great but the environment is so boring to me, all the customers are middle aged/old people, so you can imagine how dull conversation is most times to a teenager. It's a very boring job and the days take forever most of the time.

I work at a travel agency (branch of a Transat PC) and I love it there. Although I don't currently have any intentions on pursing a career as a travel agent, it's still a nice introduction to the travel/tourism industry, which is the field I plan on working in.

Everything about my current work situation is great; genuinely nice co-workers and boss, decent pay for a student and tons of experience that will help me once I move onto college/future jobs. I've also loved meeting and becoming familiar with customers! I'm honestly blessed to have gotten this position.

On the street corner.

Construction industry (booming rn), specializing in structural engineering.

In the US if you're 16 and older you can get a job...I don't see the concern?

I work at Urban Outfitters.

And I love working there. Everyone from my managers to my co-workers are cool.

I'm in the US. And I'm kidding. I work in a hospital.

I'm a waiter at a restaurant and the hours are super flexible plus the pay is pretty amazing for a student with little experience. I love my managers and all my co-workers. As cheesy as it sounds it feels like we're a family when we're there. My only complaints are the customers who drive me crazy and sometimes having to work really long shifts. I don't plan on pursuing a career in the restaurant industry. It's the perfect job for where I currently am in life.

Truck Driver. I make a decent wage. It's not like I have to spend much being a company driver. Thankfully I don't have to pay for the diesel.

Pros: It's easy. I get to save money easily. I basically get paid to drive around the country. I get to see a lot of scenery.

Cons: Have to drive 11 hours a day, have to sleep 8 hours (not too much free time). It's easy to get drowsy while driving, especially since I don't smoke or drink coffee, energy drinks or any of that crap. Traffic is a bitch when passing through major cities. And if you get to some shippers or receivers late on Friday you might have to wait there until Monday to be loaded or unloaded. Going down mountainous roads can be scary. Police are anal with truckers. You better stay mindful of weigh stations; they'll pull you over if you miss them. And keep in mind that different states have different laws regarding speed limit, weight limit, etc. And some truck stops have poor Wi-Fi.


Cool job.

McDonald's

That was the first job I ever had

Drug Dealer. 💊💉🔫