Tuesday, May 25, 2010

i am looking for a job. does anyone know a website?

i'm around 15 1/2 and really need money!! i hate asking for money from my parents!! I am knida too young and i need a job now!! i have to be 16 to work but i can't wait!!
i am looking for a job. does anyone know a website?
The best jobs are probably the ones right under your nose. For example, if you like house work or computers, neighbors or friends would probably like some help.





There's a trick here: it's not because you can DO something that you WANT to do it...





Meaning: everyone has tasks, and some of them are very boring for some, but very satisfying for others. For example, your neighbor might HATE to mow their laws, wash the car or clean the gutters. These are excellent jobs for starters.





Good luck!
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Good luck!
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I know this website offers a list of companies offering work at home jobs. There are also some ideas there for teens to earn some money. Hope it helps.
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