You could try product demonstrations or merchandising jobs. The product demo ones could involve showcasing a given product or giving out a free sample of sorts. Merchandising is usually those that set up displays, do audits, check product counts. They are a retail environment, but since they're third party jobs, they offer a unique perspective and generally little to no supervision which can be a pro and a con depending on the person. Both pay competitive wages well above what an average retail job would pay, but of course the pay would vary from location to location. Just do a quick search online and see what companies are hiring in your area, :) In general when looking, always choose a third party company!
There is old saying -- beggars can't b choosers.
at 16 u only get minimum wage where you live and what ever is available.
most employers have no need for under 18.
take what you can find
Coldstone, Baskin-Robbins, a pizza joint. Thanks to Obama's lousy economy, those are the only jobs out there. And you'll be competing with people coming out of college and retirees for those jobs. Good luck.
Try in Business process outsourcing
