Where should I work? I been thinking Starbucks, Comp USA?
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try cvs/pharmacy or Publix,Maybe a Winn-Dixie,Jonny Rockets(Did I spell Jonny right?),Karate School,Apple Store(I mean computers,not real apples)restaraunts where they have food from other countries,a bank(if you're good at math),TigerDirect computers(Miami,FL),a store at a mall,Dairy Queen,Dunkin' Donuts,Bakery well that's all I've got. Not all of them have hot girls edit:definately NOT kmart,some times they have hot girls, but kmart is the crappiest,dirtiest store EVER!!!
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Probably clothing...you can earn commission, so you could earn your base wage plus what you sell. With food, you will get dirty and have to sometimes stay over late and deal with crazy customers.  It's a very weird thing to work with food.  I hated it and I'm now 23.
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IF THOSE 3 ARE YOUR CHOICES, I WOULD DEFINITELY GO WITH MCDONALDS, THEY HAVE GOOD BENEFITS, AND INCENTIVES. YOU CAN ALSO WORK YOURSELF UP THE LADDER. GOOD LUCK!
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Coffee goes with alomost everything,  sounds good to me.\nOn second thought inhouse dentist at Starbucks I'd be the first to sign up.  My dream office.
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Dell. I worked for them for two years, and if you can work for a company where you take calls about everything that can go wrong with them and STILL like their product, you've got a good brand on your hands.
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Go to job service and check their computers to see if they have something you do available.\n\nTry Wal Mart, Lowes, The Home Depot. You did not say what type of job you are looking for or where you live?\nGo to USAjobs.com or Monster.com\nGood luck,
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six flags, chic fil a, publix, or kroger. make sure u get a work permit first. good luck!
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www.workopolis.com  -  might as well see where the jobs are first :)
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It probably depends on the location (local minimum wage laws and such).  Go in and shop.  Talk to an employee and ask them what they started at.
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Sounds like a good job to me.  I like to cause trouble.  Where do I apply?
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Do a lot of research on the job markets and the social conditions in the countries you want to work in. Many countries (sad to say the US is one of them) have areas that do not welcome people form other parts of the world. You want to find a place that has a job waiting for you but that also has other places that you might be able to get a job if their is a problem with the first one. When you get the job you should keep your expenses down until you have enough put aside to carry you over if you have to go through a period of looking for a new job. I am sure that your work will be good but people can lose their jobs through no fault of their own. The company might downsize or go under or something like that. A city that has an existing population of people from your country would be good to look for that way you could get good information about the living conditions. I wish you good luck. I am sorry that I had to say what I did about the US but it is true. However, you can move in next to me and have a friend. We are not all bad.
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Culinary arts is GREAT hands-on approach.......with heavy doses of accounting. You need to learn how to work long and "dirty"..........independently and with employees.\n\nI sell stuff to coffee shops......for 30 years. We have several coffee carts and have a catering business for espresso/tea/cappuccino for 18 years.\n\nBefore you start the business you need to be financially viable and not in debt. NO DEBT. no personal debt, no student debt.........NO DEBT.\n\nYou need to know about site selection, leases, general plumbing/electrical handy-work, human resources, taxes and how to have a FIRM financial household to go home to.\n\nThe biggest problem in owning a business is money management. If you spend too much money on yourself you will go broke in business.\n\nYou need to be able to work 18 hours a day for 6-7 days a week as long as you have the business. You cannot keep good quality product being served to your customers if you are not there. You cannot be sure you equipment is being properly cared for if you are not there.\n\nWe prefer La Marzocco espresso machines and Fetco coffee machines.\n\nGet a job in a coffee shop and learn EVERYTHING about the maintenance of all machinery, electrical and plumbing systems.\n\nGood luck..........contact me if you need to.
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That's like asking everyone what their favorite flavor of ice cream is... I recommend that you pick a business in an industry that you are familiar with and will be happy working in. For example, I started a golf retail business once and had a blast doing what I love and getting paid for it. I hope that helps!!\n\n"Do what you love and the money will follow!"
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Anything with programming should help. Research job sites like monster, dice, hotjobs, vault, allamericanjobs to see what seems to be in demand at the time you are looking to come.
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You should be able to work almost anywhere at 15-1/2.  Just don't work at a clothing store or in retail.  You get minimum wage because it's a "cool" job, and you'll end up recycling your money on clothes you wouldn't have bought w/o the mediocre discount you get.  Restaurant work is the best, and a lot of restaurants tip positions like host, carryout, etc. (Try to chains and work your way up)
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You may want to try with companies that employ world wide or work world wide. There are some transnational companies Ex. General Motors, Coca-Cola (and not only US companies) that operates world wide, once there you may have more chances to move around different countries. Other companies such as airlines, maritime transportation and cruises are other options, also engineering companies (oil and mining and related). These companies always search for new people, professionals and non-professionals. If you don't have experience, look for entry level positions where experience is not required. World class companies usually have programs to develop employees.
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generally look after the customer needs \nbut it depends on what kind of company your working at