14 year elderly, looking for duty, aim is dairy queen.?
I'm a 14 year old, and all of my friends are finally deciding to try to find job. Well, they want to. Some have jobs as camp counselors but I'm not polite with kids I don't know.
To start off, my ultimate first post goal is Dairy Queen, and I don't know why really, it just appeals to me!
I dont have a receipt, but thats not the problem because I know how to get one, I just have to be in motion get one.
I have no prior job history, and I'm charitable of scared to operate the cash register because I might mess an order up and I'm not so angelic with counting money and change XP But im pretty much open to anything else resembling cleaning or etc.
Does anyone have any advice with adjectives of this in mind?
Thank you, if so!
In many states in that are child labor laws against children working under the age of 16. Camp counseling seems to normally be exempt from this rule.
I understand that you're not great with kids, but babysitting children pays nice money.
Another idea, if you're really strong surrounded by a certain subject in school, is to tutor younger kids who are have difficulty with that subject. If you don't like really young kids, you could try tutoring someone entering the 5th or 6th grades.
Other thinking that might not make as much money - lawn-mowing, gardening, window-cleaning, etc.
I really doubt you'll get a job at Dairy Queen as it's against the tenet, but you can ask one near you if they are hiring cashiers just in grip.
Otherwise there's always the old-fashioned lemonade stand!
dont verbs about the registers. usually they have pictures on the buttons now and the registers counts the transformation if your not so good with math. besides dairy queen was my first work but that was a really long time ago. they probably have even better equipment. Source(s): 35 yo mother of soon to be 4
Answers: If you aren't good with kids, might I suggest given up the ghost at an establishment that sells ice cream? Maybe apply at a grocery store to stock shelves or bag groceries.
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To start off, my ultimate first post goal is Dairy Queen, and I don't know why really, it just appeals to me!
I dont have a receipt, but thats not the problem because I know how to get one, I just have to be in motion get one.
I have no prior job history, and I'm charitable of scared to operate the cash register because I might mess an order up and I'm not so angelic with counting money and change XP But im pretty much open to anything else resembling cleaning or etc.
Does anyone have any advice with adjectives of this in mind?
Thank you, if so!
In many states in that are child labor laws against children working under the age of 16. Camp counseling seems to normally be exempt from this rule.
I understand that you're not great with kids, but babysitting children pays nice money.
Another idea, if you're really strong surrounded by a certain subject in school, is to tutor younger kids who are have difficulty with that subject. If you don't like really young kids, you could try tutoring someone entering the 5th or 6th grades.
Other thinking that might not make as much money - lawn-mowing, gardening, window-cleaning, etc.
I really doubt you'll get a job at Dairy Queen as it's against the tenet, but you can ask one near you if they are hiring cashiers just in grip.
Otherwise there's always the old-fashioned lemonade stand!
dont verbs about the registers. usually they have pictures on the buttons now and the registers counts the transformation if your not so good with math. besides dairy queen was my first work but that was a really long time ago. they probably have even better equipment. Source(s): 35 yo mother of soon to be 4
Answers: If you aren't good with kids, might I suggest given up the ghost at an establishment that sells ice cream? Maybe apply at a grocery store to stock shelves or bag groceries.
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