what is a good job for a 18 year old and no expirience?
440036
work as a cashier! the experience will help you learn customer communication and how to deal with impatient people. you will also gain a new appreciation for others in the same or similar jobs. you don't have to have any sales skills, just the ability to count. and if you do a good job (ie, don't steal) future employers will recognize your trustworthiness.
962904
Try MONSTER.COM to see if there are any jobs that look appealing.  Since you don't want to stay at entry level, look for companies that have *both* entry and advanced level jobs.\n\nOnce there, learn everything you can.  In fact, if your finances will allow it, tell them you'll work free for 2 weeks.  That will make you standout from the other applicants.\n\nMike Honeycutt
353049
In many states, you cannot be formally employed before the age of 15 or 16. Check your state guidelines. If you can't, you can always do:\na paper route\nmow lawns for others\nshovel snow in winter\noffer a dog walking service \nbabysitting\nhousecleaning
298399
Sell stuff you don't need (or ebay or locally). Try and get a job if you don't have one. If it's VERY important and you're old enough ask in the bank for a loan, and/or ask your family/friends for one.
736375
Be a server.  Since you are only 15, it will have to be somewhere that does not serve alcohol.  It is the best money you will make.\n\nGrocery stores are fun too.  I would never do fast food.
1011334
first off--conneticut is beautiful !!\nyou should try going to dairy queen or maybe even a friendlys. Alot of states have rules about workers under 16-and some even go as far as 18.\nbabysitting is an option too-caterer's-\n\ni applaud you for wanting to be independent at 14 !!\ni wish more children or young adults~~~would show more responsibility like that !!\nGOOD LUCK KIDDO !!!!
640909
I also suggest a restaurant. You could be a dishwasher, a bus person, a waiter (which you may need to work up to). Some restaurants require you to be 18 to work in the kitchen because of using different equipment, it is a liability.\n\nTry the theme parks also. I am not sure, however, what minimum age would be to work there, but worth checking into.
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I would suggest a temp agency and try to get into office work.\nReceptionist where you answer phones all day, and SIT is easy.\nThat and mail room work are the main entry level work slots open.\nWith your skills I would emphasize your people skills, honesty (hey you handled money all day) and look for entry level office work.  You might even try bank teller.  Good luck in your search.
1079010
I had my first job when i was 14. If you are younger which you are you will need to get your parents to sign a work permit. Other wise great jobs for guys your age are lawn mowing. My husband did it when he was 13 and so did i until i turned 14. Its not to shabby. You make your own hours and rates!!!
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Here are some suggestions:\n-Grocery Store Bagger/ Caryout\n-Fast Food (McDonalds, Wendys etc.)\n-Independently owned businesses (Mom & Pop stores will usually hire young people as cashiers, stockers etc., )\n-Newspaper Carrier\n-Restaurant (Dishwasher etc.)\n\nALSO try the carts at a mall, those little specialty shops in the main hall, those are owned by ordinary schmoes, who usually need some help.\n\nSTART WITH ONE OF THESE JOBS, and when you become 16 and 18, you have work experience at a job, and you could start out as a secretary or something else. If  secretary is not your career path, your computer skills wont get you far as a teenager. I am 14 myself and have taken computer classes at HS, but an office wont hire at 14, so I got a job today at wendys, therefore I will have my feet wet in the world of work.
942229
Contact your local park and rec district - they often have a teen job line or listings. Also, sometimes the local adult schools and colleges have listings for job that teens can do.\n\nGood luck.
1108787
Work in a museum or theme park.\n\nGet a job in a Car wash\n\nOffer to walk neighbours dogs for money.\n\nGet a job on a summer scheme for kids - all local councils usually operate them and they're good fun.\n\nCharity collector - getting people to sign up to donate.\n\nMost of these jobs should get you outside to enjoy the summer weather.
1177979
Your best bet is to call around because usually most places hire at age 16, but some will hire you at 15. Try grocery stores, restaurants, retail stores, fast food restaurants. If these don't interest you, you could mow lawns over the summer for people in your neighborhood or you could babysit.
1115442
Try looking at your parents' workplace. My dad's a physician, so when I was 14 I worked as a "Student Nutrition Aide" at the hospital. Not fun, but a real job nonetheless. I know how hard it is to find a job when you feel that you're responsible enough but everyone says you're too young... good luck\n\nDon't become discouraged, the whole world opens up when you turn 16.
988990
i would define a good job as one you enjoy, are good at , and pays a fair wage that makes you feel its worth your time.  with the experence you have working for your mom you have a good start but your age does limit your options. is there a marina near you? borrow a vacume cleaner and cleaning supplies and offer to clean boats for people. offer to go fer for people on the beach, you know go fer food, drinks, sun block ask for a buck a trip. start a rent a kid service to do odd jobs like picking up a yard or helping clean a garage. take care of pets. run to the store for shut ins. you get the point by now i'm sure. good luck. i'm looking for someone like you myself since i always need help on the place but 1200 miles is a bit too far of a commute i guess
921687
You would not be able to get a proper job at this age \nbut try these\n\nGarden mowing\nPainting fences and walls of neighbours\nDoing small chores of neighbours\nBringing groceries for neighbours\nWashing cars\netc
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You can draw up a flyer and take it to the copy shop and make a few copies for all the houses on your street.  Do not place the flyers in the mail box as it is illegal to use the mail box for anything but US mail.  On the flyer introduce yourself, name and phone number and list the services you are available to perform.  Babysitting, cleaning baseboards and windows and mini blinds.  Sweeping washing and waxing floors and polishing, if necessary, mowing the lawn, weeding, general cleaning vacuuming, dusting, scrubbing (yes) the bathtub.  Washing the cars, walking the dog, caring for the pets while people are out of town.  Cleaning and organizing the tools and items in the garage (with the assistance of the owner).  Shoveling snow.  You name it, you might be surprised just how many people need and want some extra, affordable help.  Check with your parents about the area in which you offer your services, what you offer to do, and how much you charge.  You can also visit each neighbor and talk to them about your services.  Above all, always let your parents know where you are (phone number also) and just what task you will be performing.  Remember you are 13 years old and some tasks may not be appropriate for your age and stamina, such as moving around really heavy furniture.  Good luck in your endeavors!\nRemember to keep your prices very reasonable, i. e. $5.00 for cleaning bathtub.  I mention this task because for many older peope it is hard to do this task.  A SOS soap pad makes fast and easy work of cleaning the tub with a little dishwashing soap.  Don't use any dangerous chemicals.  And remember to always wear goggles for your eyes when mowing the lawn.  Keep safe and be happy!  And, oh, believe it or not, if you save the money, it'll end up being much more exciting than if you spend it.