What would be the best job to get for a first job?

Answer 1

The obvious answer is something like "Sheik of Arabia." You'd have fantastic wealth, and could afford just about anything.

Go for it.

Answer 2

Whatever you enjoy doing, get a job there. I loved the movies, so I got a job at the movie theater. It was one of the greatest things I’ve ever done. It was fun, and I met some of the coolest people. Some of these people become my best friends even 6 years later! Of course the job sucked, but it was easy, paid a little bit of money, and got me some stuff to put on a resume.

Don’t take your first job to hard. Have fun with it!

Answer 3

Depends on your areas of interest.
Which line/area you want to come up
When once you choose the areas, next
identify the various skills you have already
possessing/like to develop. your core competency
Then you will have the fair idea of what you are
looking for. Now it is easy to find out where such
job exists, who will provide, what are there other
requirements, how to fine tune your self, taking
extra lessons, coaching. It may looks a big theory
but keep all these things in mind and get into such
job which can lift you to future step by step. otherwise
I have seen people work for 6 to 7 years, change their
job as they don't find interest. Again they grab some job
work for few years and looks for change for the same reason
no interest. So it is always better to do this home work before
deciding on what to do!

Answer 4

Whether you're talking about a "very first job" as a teen-ager, or a first job as a College graduate, there is one major thing to consider: how the potential job will enhance your future career opportunities.

Look ahead and think about where you want your future career to lead you. Start out in generalizations, like "business," but gradually narrow it down to only a few more specific areas, such as finance, advertising, human resources, etc.

No...your first job does NOT have to be in the exact same discipline you would like to have a career in....but it SHOULD at least have some duties that you can use in a future job application or resume that will provide examples of RELATED experience and interest.

You will want to look for a first job that (1) provides working with others, including the public; (2) provides on-the-job training; (3) provides opportunities for advancement; and (4) results in your learning the "basics" of some facet of business, such as inventory control, stockroom or supply management, transportation codes and requirements, sales techniques, etc.

Your experiences on your first job will help prepare you for your future career in business, and will provide good material for your eventual resume and interview discussions when you move on. Interviewers like to hear young entry-level management candidates discuss how they might be able to apply business lessons learned during their early employment.

Answer 5

Your ideal first job would be in a field in which you would want your last job to be. If your dream is to be a police officer, then apply as a janitor at your local police station. If it is to be a doctor, then do the same at the hospital. Start networking early to meet as many profession people as possible so you can build a network of individuals that can possibly help you in the future. Knowing the right people is the key to success.

Answer 6

I work at a mini golf course(it's my first job). The pay is good and you get a 50 percent discount on all the food and the ice cream is amazing. When you are not working you can come and play golf for free. It's not a very demanding job but I get to meet new people and see my friends when they come play.

Answer 7

Try for an office assistant thing. You will get to know how things are run, and the skills can be useful in any career, even just to have a concept of what others go through to keep things managed. It is a job where you have myriad opportunities for new skills, variety, and connection between aspects of an organization. You may even have air conditioning! :)

Answer 8

There are many jobs out there available for those who are willing to work. As far as your first job, many individuals start out at grocery stores, pizzerias, and retail stores, to name a few; however, you can strive to get a better job that pays much more if you have the dedication and consider yourself responsible. You can achieve anything if you put your mind to it. Good luck.

Answer 9

Grocery Store Bagger

Answer 10

if you're a graduate in college, i would suggest that you get a job in-line of your course. If not, then get a job that suite your interest. Don't be of much concern about the salary you earn from that job. The important is how much experience you can get from it and it's your investment in your career path in the future.

Answer 11

The best job to get for your first job is one that you are interested
in doing and has transferable skills for future employment in your
dream job field.