filling out as many applications as i can to get a job to buy more coins

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I wish you good luck in your endeavor!

 

i found one at pizza hut

 

Good luck on that one! Just don't work so many hours that you're too tires to make good decisions when it comes time to buy more coins!

 

i applied to about 8 places within the last 30 days. Last summer i worked 5 days a week as a tour guide at a butterfly zoo. It was an amazing experience which has led me to want to major in Environmental Sciences

 

How old do you have to be to work at a bank

 

Now here is a CT member with excellent motivation! :>) As far as your bank question, I would say legal age, but most importantly is your ability to be bonded.

 

you need to be 18 and have your diploma

 

well i got 1 more semister of hs to go then

 

You have to be at least 18 with a HS Diploma. 3 more months for me =] Can't wait! Good luck on your job hunt!

 

When you start working have a positive attitude and self-esteem (Learned that today in Career Managament sucess class)

 

Good luck. Don't be afraid to talk with people.

 

Get a degree, then work at a bank. You won't have much spending money as a teller!

 

also dont get discouraged if you dont get a call back. it has happened to me so often that i dont even care anymore

 

Good advice. I applied for probably fifty jobs, and was hired today coincidentally!

 

Also be persistent but not annoying. Possibly contact them once a week to let them know that you really are interested in the job. An employer will look more favorably on an applicant that fill out an app on Monday morning versus Friday afternoon. Though with school that may be difficult.

 

Good tip. I never thought this would be something an employer would expect. Is this a Wisconsin thing? Just kidding, Go Packers!!!

 

Thats how I do it. If you find an easier more honest way let me know! Owning coins means more when you work for them.

 

i might try to apply for a job up at the flea market they have this antique building and mostly old people work there i think a younger person like me can be a big help around there.

 

Like people said, 18 with a diploma. But, let me tell you this...I worked at a bank several years ago and due to the poor economy (which we still have), most of our employees had a college degree of some kind. So, a bank job might be a little hard to get but it never hurts to try.