first job advice for teens!

I really hope this helps you on your first job journey! Like I said it’s not easy but as long as you push through and have strength, you will succeed! Below is a list of jobs/business that hire each age.

10-15:

- babysitting

- dog walking

- house chores

- small business

- sell bracelets

- sell candy bags

- online surveys

- fetch rewards!

- lawn mowing

- pet sitting

- AMC movie theater

- baskin-robbins

- publix

- mcdonald’s

- safeway

- burger king

- rita’s italian ice

- dairy queen

- arby’s

- pizza hut

16-17:

- everything mentioned above!

- whataburger

- ihop

- dunkin’ donuts

- krispy kreme

- subway

- tropical smoothie

- taco bell

- cook out

- chick-fil-a

- little caesar’s

- marshall’s

- tg maxx

- ross

- dairy queen

- ben & jerry’s

- red robin

- spirit halloween

- wendy’s

- hardee’s

- walmart

- cold stone

- foot locker

- five below

- waffle house

- chuck e. cheese

18:

- everything mentioned above!

- small business

- sephora

- bath and body works

- publix

- starbucks

- petsmart

- petco

- ulta

- doordash

- uber (eats as well)

- amusement park

- target

- lifeguard

- aquarium

- receptionist

- dollar tree

- dollar general

- applebees

- olive garden

- trampoline park

Don’t hesitate to reach out or ask any questions!!

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2024/11/24 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, so let's dive into something that often gets overlooked but is seriously delicious: Whataburger's famous chocolate chip cookies! If you've ever found yourself cruising through the drive-thru or settling into a booth for a classic Whataburger meal, you know there’s often a craving for something sweet to finish it off. And for many, that's where the packaged Whataburger chocolate chip cookie comes in. I've always been a fan. There’s just something about that soft, chewy texture and the generous scattering of rich, melty chocolate chips that hits the spot every time. They might be individually packaged, but they taste surprisingly fresh, almost like they just came out of the oven. It’s not a fancy gourmet dessert, but it’s real comfort food – simple, satisfying, and consistently good. Thinking back to my early days, whether I was working a shift or just stopping by as a customer, those cookies were always a little highlight. There’s a particular memory of grabbing one after a long, busy evening – you know, those shifts where you're constantly on your feet, helping customers, and making sure everything runs smoothly. That quick moment of enjoying a warm, chocolatey cookie was a perfect, small reward. It’s often the little perks, like knowing there’s a delicious treat waiting, that can make a difference, especially when you’re navigating your very first job experience. Whataburger has so many iconic items, from the classic Whataburger itself to the spicy ketchup and those perfectly crispy fries. But the cookies definitely hold their own special place. They’re often recommended when you're looking for a quick dessert option that won't disappoint. I've heard so many friends and family members comment on how they always add a cookie to their order, almost as a ritual. It just goes to show that even in a fast-paced environment, quality and simple pleasures can shine through. For anyone looking for their first job, especially at a popular spot like Whataburger, you'll get to see firsthand what makes these places so beloved. You’ll understand the flow of the kitchen, interact with all sorts of customers, and maybe even get an insider’s appreciation for why certain items, like these delicious chocolate chip cookies, are such a hit. It’s more than just serving food; it’s about being part of an experience that people genuinely enjoy. So, if you haven't tried one, make sure to add a packaged Whataburger chocolate chip cookie to your next order – it’s a sweet ending you won’t regret!

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I just got hired yesterday💕what’s the hourly pay?

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Emily Renee

This is really a great list. I started working at 15 and I don’t regret it. I made sure to always put school first and I always made sure my boss and I were on good terms so that if something came up then she’d be able to work with me

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