14 year old job as cashier!..?

Question

ok so heres the deal, im 13 right now but im like thinking about a job for next summer,

the water park has jobs open for cashier, the qualifications say be 14 or older and be able to handle money efficiantly

i am in advance math, so im pretty good with numbers, uhhhhhhh

can any1 that was a casher ever give me advice on what it will be like so i know if its good for me??

Answer 1

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<Paid-To-Click (PTC) Programs>

Programs: Bux.To, Clixsense, Neo.bux <check source at bottom for link>

There are sites are termed as Paid-To-Click or PTC in short. PTC programs are basically websites where advertisers pay to host their advertisements there, and you get a slice of the pie by creating a FREE account with the respective website and view the advertisements hosted there. All you need is to click on the advertisement, let it run for 30 seconds (there will be a auto-timer there, you don’t have to keep looking at the advertisement, just click on it and do something else. After 30 seconds the money will be credited into your account). You will earn money ranging from US$0.001 US$0.0125. Daily, there are approximately 10-15 advertisements for you to click on. Doing simple math, you will get US$0.0125 X 15 X 30 = US$4.5 per month if you consistently click all the advertisements daily for a month.

http://mazachannel.com/googlecash.html

<Referral System>

PTC websites employ a system called ‘referral system’, which means if you refer someone to the program, and when he earns, you earn too. Getting more referral will dramatically boost your earning. Imagine inviting 10 active friends to the PTC programs, you monthly income will jump from US$4.5 to US$49.5!

<Paid-To-Do (PTD) Programs>

Programs: Cash-crate and Treasure Troopers <check source at bottom for link>

Websites which adopt PTD concept basically will ask you to do a specific task before crediting your account with money. How much they credit depends on the task you did for them. The task can include anything from signing up with a free account at another site, doing a simple survey to booking a hotel room through their site. Some tasks also require you to have a credit/debit card. PTD sites adopt the referral system described above as well.

<Earning Through Effort>

Programs: Pay per Post, Slice The Pie

Pay Per Post is a website which actually pay you when you make post about them in your blog. They pay a minimum of US$5 to US$20, depending on the quality of the website you post it on.

Slice The Pie is a pays when you listen and review their music! Yes, no joke, they pay you every time when you write a comment on the music they play!

<Earning Passively>

Programs: http://mazachannel.com/googlecash.html , My Friend

Yuwie is a social netowork that is similar to Facebook or Friendster. How you earn money is by the number of times your profile is viewed, the more popular your profile is, and the higher you get paid. So start by inviting all your friends down!

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My Homepage Friend is website that pays you when you use their search engine to search for stuff. It uses Yahoo! search engine technology. Just register a free account and set it as your default search engine, you will be earning every time you search something!

<Getting Payment from Them>

Programs: Paypal , Alertpay

Different websites pay you in different manner. Some send in check, some require you to have a

Paypal or Alertpay account, where they will credit the Paypal or Alertpay account with your earning and you can directly transfer fund from there to your main bank account any where in this world.

All these sites I mentioned earlier require no payment from you, which means it’s totally FREE! All you need is to create an account with them. No credit card or whatever is needed.

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At first when you get started, it feels like these (some) sites are paying too little to be worthwhile your time. But remember, little by little, you will gather a respectable income like me.

There you go; I hope you find it useful.

Best Regards,

khan bhi

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Answer 2

OMGGG I'm 14... I WANT A JOB! is that legal?

WHERE HOOW

OMG

:D

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...

Answer 3

14 – 15 years old: Depending on local laws, you can work outside school hours in non-hazardous jobs (restaurant and retail gigs are fine). But your hours are limited, especially on school days, when you can work a maximum of three hours a day. This increases to a maximum of eight hours a day on Saturday and Sunday. The maximum you can work in a week while school is in session is 18 hours, and this increases to 40 hours during the summer.

You should also know that while the U.S. government doesn’t require you to have any special paperwork or documents saying it’s OK for you to work, your state may. Some states require these documents (also known as “working papers”) for teens under 18. Ask your school guidance office or career center if they have the forms to fill out – and to provide you with assistance. You can also check with your state’s labor department by typing in the following Web address into your Internet browser:

http://youthrules.dol.gov/states.htm

WANT TO KNOW MORE?

The U.S. Department of Labor has a number of helpful resources for teens on its website covering following topics:

• Agricultural employment

• What are “hazardous” jobs?

• Additional age restrictions and state labor laws

Simply type the following Web address into your Internet browser and you should be able to  find answers to all of your questions:

www.dol.gov/dol/audience/aud-kidsyouth...

Answer 4

You have to know how to read numbers and count change.

Answer 5

Being a cashier is pretty easy once you get the hang of it...you just have to be very careful with the money and since you are a pro in math that will not be a problem..also keep in mind that you have the pressure of the customer standing right in front of you...make sure you don't get nervous and give the wrong change....I am pretty sure you'll do good...and congrats on wanting to get a job at such a short age....

Answer 6

I think some advice would be, to make sure u have good ppl skills and have the patience to deal with ppl who may be rude for no unknown reason. and also u are able to work under a lil stress and at a fast pace. ...I think it is a good 1st job to have, u should learn a lot.  They will train u on the cash registrar so don't worry about that, and if u have every won any math awards or anything of the sort be sure to put that on ur resume and talk about it in the interview.  

Answer 7

My first job was as a cashier. You will have to have good people skills. If you are friendly and can get along well with others that would be a plus. Patients is a must. You will have some people who are irate and some who make your day wonderful. You need to know how to count back change. Good luck!