I had my first under the table/cash job at 12. I was working for people who were small business owners that I've known my whole life. They weren't family, b

I had my first under the table/cash job at 12. I was working for people who were small business owners that I've known my whole life. They weren't family, but my parents trusted them to work me hard while being honest and fair. It was a terrible, shitty job, but overall a great experience. I learned to think outside of the box and it gave me a sense responsibility. I fully support those types of situations, but I REALLY DON'T want to see kids working for BigCo. We all know kids won't be paid more than minimum wage and they certainly aren't getting points for critical thinking skills at a soulless corporation.