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eddoe 10-21-2011 02:15 PM

School - Sweeper at PNE > Gates at PNE > Produce at Superstore > Car Photographer
Now > Accountant for a research institute

see.lai 10-21-2011 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by V4NC1TY (Post 7616856)
Now:
working for Centerplate @ BC Place, doing concession on game days

still a young'n, i've always wanted to work @ Costco. Heard they pay quite a bit
is the minimum age requirement @ Costco 18? Does anybody know? :okay:

Costco is still hiring for its seasonal positions. Once New Year's comes, they'll decide whether to keep you or to let you go. They train pretty well though, but they also expect a lot. :fullofwin:

tmc22 10-24-2011 07:19 PM

Worked at mcdonalds for 2 years, then pne sweeper. Any suggestions on some jobs for a 17 year old? :fullofwin:

TeriyakiSawce 10-24-2011 07:47 PM

I'm still a teenager and attending school

Working at PriceSmart Foods right now. Since it's unionized, it's a pretty decent job for my age.

dignatas 10-24-2011 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeriyakiSawce (Post 7627506)
I'm still a teenager and attending school

Working at PriceSmart Foods right now. Since it's unionized, it's a pretty decent job for my age.

how much more do people get in a unionized job?

see.lai 10-24-2011 11:57 PM

You actually get shit for the amount of work they give you.
Safeway starts at $9.75 and is under a union too. You're basically making $9/hr for dog work.. It's probably the same for pricemart as well. :fuckthatshit:

TeriyakiSawce 10-25-2011 04:51 PM

Unionized jobs get more than minimum wage and have benefits as well as seniority rights. For my store for every 500 hours you get a 40 cent raise. I know it's not much but it's better than nothing. As well, in unionized work places you won't be getting fired for random shit. But at most grocery stores it's pretty slack work if you compare it to some other low paying jobs.

jmanhas 11-29-2011 09:11 PM

worked at Mcdonalds (worked 3 shifts then pulled no show lol), Browns shoe store, some ink cartridge company (categorizing printer ink), best buy, night market making bubble waffles, and now TD bank

elwell 12-02-2011 12:15 AM

catching crabs with my pa since i was 15 till now

wc19 12-03-2011 07:47 PM

Kumon -> Whitespot -> Hollyburn -> now Kinesiologist for a rehab company

JSALES 12-04-2011 03:33 PM

Waiter/Busboy > Photo lab clerk > Customer Service Representative > Beverage Server > Waiter/Host and now a Special Service Agent and a De-Icing Technician

dinosaur 12-04-2011 09:49 PM

wrapping christmas presents> cashier at safeway> kwantlen library> archaeology field tech> SFU RCMP lab> SFU human remains lab> Parks Canada archaeologist> contract senior archaeologist> residential property manager.

some over-lapped.

I figure in 3-5 years I'll get into geotechnical engineering.

yomitameow 12-28-2011 01:42 PM

First time part time job- clothes store clerk
then - post office clerk
now- programmer

MrGoodbar 12-28-2011 02:40 PM

Worked at Netlink computers (now NCIX) at 14 or 15, can't remember. PNE in the summers during the critical provincial exam years. 18-19, worked at Please Mum factory. London drugs throughout university (part time-ish) and Lab Co-op until I graduated at 23.

Now - Financial Analyst

JKam 12-30-2011 09:46 AM

Dairy Queen (16) --> Assistant Manager @ Sony Style (19) --> Marketing Coordinator for restoration company (23)

the_law82 01-09-2012 11:01 AM

Hmm I'll bite, who doesn't like to talk about themselves?

- 11: Paper boy
- 14: Carny at PNE for lucky strings game (biggest scam ever)
- 15: Canvassing for donations for a charity (even bigger scam)
- 17-19: Jr-Sr Day Camp Leader during the summers
- 19: Financial "Advisor" (aka Insurance agent), Godiva Chocolates as sales associate
- 19: Co-op at Encana as an Accounting Student
- 20: Co-op at BCAA as a Finance Systems Specialist, seasonal sales at Best Buy
- 21: Co-op at CRA as an Office Auditor, stayed on part-time during school
- 22: CSR (aka Teller) at TD during last semester at UBC
- 23-25: Chartered Accountant working as a Financial Analyst in a large telecommunications company


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