In a snack bar at a country club.

Working at the Nursing school as an office assistant.

Fry cook/cashier at a fish & chips stand at the mall. By far the stinkiest job I've ever had.

Outside of neighborhood babysitting (I had a huge babysitting business btw), my first "real" job was working at Kohl's department store one summer. Most of the time I was assigned to the juniors and womens' clothing sections, so cleaning up the dressing rooms at the end of the day was definitely a lot of work! They were so messy! It was a good job, though, and Kohl's is great because they really do train their employees to recognize that the customer is always right.

Translating movies from English to Turkish (subtitles). How I miss the good old days.

A long out of business music store.

My first job was a receptionist in an office.

working at KFC selling fried chicken

chinese restaurant

Desk job at athletic department ...had to make sure students swipe their ID cards!

Writing software.

babysitting for families in the neighborhood... but real job was a cashier at the local fruit stand

i worked at a drive-thru coffee place

Janitor.

Hmm, other than a lemonade stand? I filed documentation updates in a law office. A little boring but it was good money at the time.