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Working as a nanny.

I started working when I was 15 years old as a lifeguard. I also worked private events at the pool, taught children's swim lessons, and ran the cash register. After a few years of that, I left and got a job at Costco as a cashier. My third (and current) job is my first REAL job. I work at The Boeing Company as a process engineer....

My first job as babysitting. I like it, it was a real good expericen I think thats why I don't have kids now

My first job was a summer job at Safway when I was 16. I wanted to buy a 1967 Mustang so bad, I started saving. When pushing carts would wear me out, I'd just remember that I was earning enough to buy part of my car. I'm good at staying motivated. ( I ended up with the car bout 2 years later)

My first summer job was scooping ice cream at my brother's ice cream parlor. That job helped put me through college, but I would have worked for half the money if only he would have installed an air conditioner that worked well. Those were very warm summers.
My first "real" job was as a writer at WHDH-TV in Boston, MA. I drove into Boston from Rhode Island to work the over-night shift, writing news scripts for the sunrise broadcasts....

picking cotton

Landscaping

personal secretary to asst. vice president of a life insurance co. started after HS graduation.

My first job was when I was 16, I worked for Krystals starting in the drive thru and quickly (within 4 months) working my way to the front counter. I started this job right before school got out for the summer and unfortunatly had to stop working when school started.

on 16 years like a waiter