Where do you work

[johnmich]

Jus wonderin where you all work.

I suppose it is best to work somewhere with a lot of people to help improve your social skills.

Anyway, feel free to leave your answers and also the benefits of workin there.

I am in between jobs at the mo. I used to work on till in a shop. It was good socially. The one thing i remeber is droppin loadsa change in the presence of a fit bird / hot lass.

ah well

 

[Snap87]

I just applied to my first job today..i work at Giant, the grocery store, they say beginners start working at Giant,

 

[oakraiderz2]

Originally posted by johnmich
I used to work on till in a shop. It was good socially. The one thing i remeber is droppin loadsa change in the presence of a fit bird / hot lass.

ah well

Dude youre gonna have to speek sum engrish.

 

[Smooth Player 056]

I work at Mervyns

 

[.illadelph]

i work at hollister. it's great for a person like me. everyday i feel like i'm taking steps in leaps and bounds. i'm no longer intimidated by extremely hot women, given i'm around them all the time. this job is helping me a lot, and is one of the reasons i decided to work here, b/c it would help me become more social.

 

[oakraiderz2]

Originally posted by .illadelph
i work at hollister. it's great for a person like me. everyday i feel like i'm taking steps in leaps and bounds. i'm no longer intimidated by extremely hot women, given i'm around them all the time. this job is helping me a lot, and is one of the reasons i decided to work here, b/c it would help me become more social.

How much do you get paid?

 

[xenten]

I work at Bruno's. There are many people that come in that I talk to. This helps me on my goal to becoming not shy.

Mooney

 

[Hamno]

I had intended to be a stockbroker, got a degree in corporate finance and a securities trading course, but got sidetracked...

Through some warped notion I ended up as a Naval Officer instead...strangly similar skill-set between trading stocks/bonds and driving a warship...

Being an Officer does allow for some benefits, I work closely in all operational aspects of the ship so I have fun at sea with plenty of stories to tell. In foriegn ports I am required to attend and host receptions for local dignitaries/civil service employees...while this does occasionally mean listening to some MP's/Mayor's amazingly boring stories they do seem to invite a lot of local government employees(meaning they invite all the secretaries, nurses, ect) who typically stay long after the old government guys go home. Hey....I'm simply following orders to entertain the guests!

Lt(N) 'Hamno'

edit: Afterwards I did realize that this was the high-school forum and not the general discussion...Meh, possible career options for anyone here?

 

[.illadelph]

unfortunately the pay starts @ 6...

but if you shop a lot, u can rape them w/your employee discounts...

it's worth it.

 

[Vincent]

Originally posted by johnmich
The one thing i remeber is droppin loadsa change in the presence of a fit bird / hot lass.

Ok dizzee.

I worked at a local pizza chain that hired predominently 16-18 year olds, so I met a lot of people my age and it really helped my social skills when I was trying to get started DJing.

 

[johnmich]

The one thing i remeber is droppin loadsa change in the presence of a fit bird / hot lass.

This means that when a HB9 walked in and i served her, i dropped lots of change on the floor (change being coins)

Im sorry i am from Yorkshire and thats how we talk. So its actually better english than yours if you are from USA. Its also got slang in it.

 

[csquared1116]

work

I started my first job a couple months ago at a breakfast and lunch place as a host/ busboy guy..

it helped me a ton with not being shy cuz all u do is talk and try and get along everyone from fellow high schoolers to 70 year old ladies....

its a big help....

 

[neonlimited]

i work as a lifeguard, its a good job because you are talking to your co-workers and patrons all the time