My Experience in My First Job

 I have always been the type of person who wanted to do things their own way and not follow any rules. So when I was looking for my first job, I thought it would be a quick and easy process. It was not!

The process is so tedious and hard to get through, that it almost feels like you need a degree in how to apply for a job just to get an interview. 

But don’t worry! You can go from being unemployed to employed in no time with these tips.

The first day of a new job can be a little scary. You might have heard horror stories about unreasonable bosses and difficult coworkers. But don’t worry. Your experience will not always be like that. In fact, it should be pretty good! Here are some tips on how to make your first days as easy as possible:

Working a job can be a stressful experience. There is always pressure to do well and provide for your family. You may also have deadlines, difficult coworkers, or even an unreasonable boss that make the whole process difficult. It is important to take care of yourself so you are able to work effectively and avoid burnout. This article will teach you how to maintain a healthy lifestyle in your first job and keep your stresses at bay.

It's that time of year when students are graduating from college and starting their first professional job. They're happy, excited and thinking that this is the right place for them to grow in their career. But what if they get there and feel like it’s too late to turn back? Should they have done more research before accepting the offer? 

I want to share my experience in my first job. I know how scary it can be when you start your first job following graduation. Here, are some tips on how to make a great impression in your new position.

My first job was at a restaurant. I was so excited to finally be able to make my own money and go out with friends whenever we wanted! My first paycheck came, but after taxes, it only amounted to $100.00. I felt so let down. I spent all of my money as soon as I got it, and then all of my paychecks were the same amount. My parents had to help me out because I had no idea how to manage my money on such a small income.

After working for six months, my manager told me that he was going to have to let me go because there weren't enough hours for me anymore. At the time, I felt pretty devastated but now that I think about it.