If you could only work an entry level job to survive. Where would you prefer to work?
Truthfully, I've always wanted to work at Gamestop. I know that employees are treated like garbage, but I'd love being surrounded by games. I didn't have much of a childhood. I basically stayed in the house all day, nearly every day. So I grew attached to video games.
When I go to a video game store, I can't help but inspect lots of stuff. The back of the box was always my favorite part. I'd be willing to rabidly sell memberships for that.

Besides, right now I'm a janitor.

I say this having no job experience of any kind, so I probably don't know what I'm saying...

But, I'd have to say something along the lines of sticking shelves at a grocery story of sorts. I've always been super particular of how I sort our video game library on the shelves, you get a decent workout but it's not slave labor by any stretch... Seems like good, honest work to me.

id actually go for a job ive had in the past. cart pushing for a store. i did it for walmart, didnt have to deal with people, mostly slow pace plus a workout. id probably wanna do it for somewhere other than walmart though, the managers were huge dicks.

Also Gamestop. That's where I worked over the weekend and I had so much fun and the job itself was rewarding and exciting. Not to mention super easy if you know gamez.

I would probably work at game or cex since they are gaming stores and I think that it would be rather fun to work there and I have for a while I must admit. XD

I've worked at a sporting goods store when I was in college in California a few years ago, so I already know what my perfect role is.

I'm actually built extremely well for customer service, but have gotten better jobs because interviewers recognize this in me, and want to apply it to their own business.

Lesson for all the kiddies out there: It pays to be a people pleaser.

Back when I was in high school I worked a entry level job cleaning the bakery/deli of the local grocery store. Worked there for 2 1/2 years, and then worked for the state during the summer, after that I moved on to mowing lawns, landscaping type stuff, and worked a holiday job, so there was some income coming in. Personally if you are in high school or looking for work, take what you can. Wal-Mart, GameStop, grocery store, and so on. It's $$$$ coming in, and while after a while the job can be a pain, and annoying. You just have to push through it.

My current job I make good money, and work mornings, ranging from 3AM to 10AM, sometimes later, sometimes 1AM to 11AM (more so during the holidays) and during the not so busy season it's sometimes 5AM to 10AM. I like what I do, but at times can be real ridiculous and not in a good way. That's of course the boss being an idiot etc. But the pay is good, it's $$$$ in my pocket, so I can't complain a ton. Not only that the benefits are VERY nice.

I mean I used to work at a Chinese restaurant, that was my level entry job. They knew I can manipulate customers on the phone and tables with my soft voice and that I can handle multitasking easily. It’s because of that they actually got afraid of me and thought I’m trying to take over a business I had no desire to control... so they fired me

But with that I can always work somewhere in the field of, well anywhere but not restaurants I hate working with grouchy customers. I’ll say Walmart it seems like a lazy job