[Thomas77]

My first real job was working for my Church daycare when I was 16. Basic janitorial work and buffing/waxing the floors. That only lasted about 3 months though because it was about 11 miles from my High School and I had to take the bus to it after school everyday at the busiest times. After missing a few buses and being stranded miles from my home I decided to give up that job!
Then a few years later I started at Dairy Queen. It was pretty primitive in comparison to today's fast food joints. We wrote down every order and had to remember and plug in the prices for every product. We also still used a grill to cook the burgers. It was actually a fairly stressful job somedays. That went on for about 2 years.
After I graduated, I got a part-time job as a Teller at a bank. I wasn't making enough so I got a second job working construction with a friend of mine. The dual job thing only lasted 3 months because I found a better job at a better bank working as a Customer Service Rep over the phone (aka Phone Banker). I did that for 3 years then moved to another position within the same bank and started working as a Tech Support for the banks apps and hardware. I've been doing that ever since. I've loved the job this whole time, though recently I've been feeling a bit leveled and feeling the urge to do something new....