I am currently a sophomore in high school. I am 16 and have a car. I really don’t need a job, but I have time for one and I have nothing better to do. I am involved in academics, student council, and National Honor Society, but they don’t take up much of my time. I really don’t want to work fast food. Any suggestions?

Please describe a time when you completed an important piece of work to high standards which required interpretation and application of financial policies and procedures (please indicate what the situation was, what financial policies and procedures you were working to and why, what steps you took to ensure these were interpreted and applied correctly, and how effective the outcome was)

I know most of these guys start out at minimum wage retail or food service worker positions, but what ever becomes of them by the time they reach 40? Outside of prison, welfare, and the graveyard, what type of jobs do most of these guys wind up with eventually. They certainly will not be working minimum wage jobs at 40. Think of guys you know who dropped out of high school in the late 1970s and 1980s, what kind of jobs do they do today? I’m just curious, thanks!