congrats
My first job is actually still my current job. I work as a Facility Purification Expert.......ok, I'm a janitor, feel big now?
I'm not sure what I first spent my paycheck on...I think it was food.

My first job was as a camp counselor at age 15. Pretty sure my mom made me put my first paycheck into a savings account.

Now, 5,000 jobs and ten years later, I'm settled into a career and I love it.

Congrats! Good luck :)

My first job was with Half-Time, Watching and tutoring children.
It was pretty good but kids are a lot of work. It was very stressful and I wasn't getting payed a fair wage.

Good luck! You'll do fine, trust me.
My first job was at Kilwin's. A simple Ice Cream, Fudges, Chocolates, etc.. kind place. I never saved my paychecks though. Spent that money the second I got it/:

Lol this thread is so cute.

I hope u enjoy ur first job.

My friend's grandmother would pay me $5 to walk her dog on random occasions. Sometimes twice a day, which would be $10 for the day.

Then I became a math tutor. The kid I tutored went to summer school, but I made $30 every Wednesday for two hours of work.

My first official job with a paycheck was at Toys "R" Us. R Zone.

Congratulations, I hope you do well. If I recall correctly, my first two, or three, or four, or whatever, jobs sucked. My very first job, though, was a cashier at a Stop & Shop, wayyy back when I was 16 and I'd just dropped out of high school. I quickly proved to be incompetent at that, though, and, in short order, I was demoted to pushing carts around in the parking lot, in the dead of winter. Worst job ever, I don't recommend it. For some reason I always hated retail jobs in general; too much work and too little pay. They tried to compensate for that by first trying to instill a sense that you were part of the "family" or the "community" of the organization and your co-workers, but then they'd ask you to compete against those same co-workers for cheap accolades like "Employee of the Month." Personally, I'd always felt like my intelligence was being insulted. I was passive-aggressive; I'd show up for work, but I'd be bitter toward my "superiors" and the organization, and had no intention or desire of being productive. Hopefully your retail job isn't as miserable an experience.

Anyway, my first paycheck was spent on a pillow (the one I was using at the time was as flat as a pancake), a watch, and a copy of Jet Moto 3 on the Playstation (which was already in the bargain bin for $10). I wish I'd made enough to take my family out to dinner, though.

Oh shit dude same here. Junior year of high school. God damn I hated that job, my manager was fuckin crazy. The first thing she said to me on my first day was, "Shit rolls down hill." Haven't gone back since the day I quit.

Haha my time there was significantly better. It was my junior year of high school too. And they'd be like "oh my God you're a minor you can not do anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!" so I didn't really get to do anything. But I was there and I got money. :P

My first job was a bank teller.

today was my 1st day and it was boring but hey i get paid. i only work 8 hours a week but it's something.

what i do is unpackage clothes from boxes then stack them accordingly. it was easy in the beginning but towards the end it got tireing.

rip,lift,place, and repeat that's about it.

it's not what expected to be doing but when i get home i can relax.

so that's how my 1st day was at tj maxx.

Well done, glad it wasn't too banal. What's your boss like?

My first job was a glass girl in a gothic/fetish club.
I was too young to serve at the bar, and certainly wasn't going to be dancing on stage there, but loved the atmosphere. So I was a general waitress/cleaner.
My first day sucked, I was 16, and by the end of the night my ass felt like a pin-cushion it had been slapped so much.

Congratulations! My first Job (which is still my Job), is at a Radio Station. Sort of a boring job, don't really do much either than place commercials, record commericals, and make sure news comes in. All music is piped in from Colorado and Texas, so it's not like being a DJ.

Work in Argos in stockroom. It was really boring. I think I spend my first wage on game.