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My first job was a secretary at an event planning company. Very interesting job, learned a ton, traveled the country with Cirque du Soleil and got to go to Bonaroo for free. There were some pretty awesome perks to that job.
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Babysat for my cousins 4 kids after school and on weekends the year I was 13 y/o for 50 cents an hour.
Then was a "hoe'er" in a strawberry field (careful how you say that  ) age 14, 15 & 16, minimum wage about $1.00/hr. (was late 1960s).
Senior year in high school (1969) waitress at Crazy Eric's (hamburger joint), later became a cook there too, $1.25 an hour, when turned 18 got a raise to $1.35 an hour --- whoo hoo !!!! |
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Babysat for my cousins 4 kids after school and on weekends the year I was 13 y/o for 50 cents an hour. Then was a "hoe'er" in a strawberry field (careful how you say that ) age 14, 15 & 16, minimum wage about $1.00/hr. (was late 1960s).
Senior year in high school (1969) waitress at Crazy Eric's (hamburger joint), later became a cook there too, $1.25 an hour, when turned 18 got a raise to $1.35 an hour --- whoo hoo !!!! |
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Babysat for my cousins 4 kids after school and on weekends the year I was 13 y/o for 50 cents an hour. Then was a "hoe'er" in a strawberry field (careful how you say that ) age 14, 15 & 16, minimum wage about $1.00/hr. (was late 1960s).
Senior year in high school (1969) waitress at Crazy Eric's (hamburger joint), later became a cook there too, $1.25 an hour, when turned 18 got a raise to $1.35 an hour --- whoo hoo !!!! Geezz, I hope not, don't want to go back to "hoe'ing" for a buck an hour, sure wouldn't pay many bills these days.   
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My first job was mechanical engineer, and my task were repair mine machines. I did this job 5 years.
After that I decided to went to the University(5 years) and since 5 years I am a professional Project engineer and Workshop manager. |
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High School: Dry Cleaners
College: Community Correctional Facility |
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