What are some good cubicle jobs?

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I'm 18, just graduated high school, have been sitting around not really doing much, and kinda wish I was getting paid. I'm hoping for a full time job that pays more than $8 an hour, has early morning hours, (so i don't feel like a lazy piece of trash all the time waking up at 1:00pm and I wanna finish work before sunset) and I don't have to put up with any customers, just co-workers. 

Anyone have any suggestions for job openings I should look up?

Don · Accepted Answer

You're 18, no college courses, no job experience... sounds like the perfect applicant for McDonald's.. the mall, the bookstore, the grocery story, mowing lawns, and entrepreneurship.  

It sounds like you want a 9-5 job. Honestly, it's very unlikely that you'll get a 9-5 (8-5 w/ lunch) job in an office or out in the field without any college education.  I worked 2 retail store jobs when I was 16.. continued that till I went to college last year.  I'm 19 now and this summer I landed a civil engineering internship at a CE firm.  Even with only one year of college education.. getting a paid internship is extremely unlikely.  

The other option is becoming an entrepreneur.  Think of something you could make or do for people.  During the Christmas months, I made wine bottle stoppers in my wood shop and sold them at local craft shows and made quite a bit of money.. in fact enough money to pay for my first semester's tuition (out of state too).

Good luck... in today's society, we need a college degree unless you start your own business and figure out a way to keep it successful until you retire

Anonymous · Answer

All jobs will involve some kind of math, whether it's basic arithmetic or complex calculus. At the very least, you should know how to count and add.

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