No experience? No problem. School, activities, volunteering, chores and babysitting all count. Your resume builds itself as you type, and it doubles as your cheat sheet for the job application. Print a copy to bring to your interview. Already working? Add your job and watch your resume grow.
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For safety, list your city only, not your street address.
One or two sentences about the job you want and what you'll bring.
Your school is your most important experience right now.
Any time you worked, helped or volunteered counts.
💡 Ideas: babysitting, mowing lawns, pet sitting, church or community volunteering, helping at a family business, food drives, tutoring, camp helper.
Teams, clubs, band, youth group, scouts: these show commitment and teamwork.
Tap the ones that describe you. Pick 4 to 8.
Managers love knowing when you can work. If you're 14 or 15, remember the limits: 3 hours on school days, until 7 p.m.
Teachers, coaches, pastors, neighbors you've worked for. Not family. Ask them first!
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Nice work. Print a few copies to bring when you apply, and keep the PDF on your phone. Next, find McDonald's openings near you:
