Saturday, December 17, 2011

How they began - Celeb's first jobs

By Jessica Smith


Any person who's starting to be frustrated with their search for a job and has found themselves watching celebrities enviously can take satisfaction within the reality that they have not normally had it this easy. Sometimes some of the most extravagant superstars have crappy old Cv's that they'd prefer we under no circumstances see. Luckily, the world wide web has meant it was very straightforward to find superstars unpleasant first jobs prior to them becoming renowned!

Without having more ado, here are some superstars jobs from just before they had been renowned:

Celebrity hotty Kim Kardashian used to work in a retail clothing store before shooting into stardom. Kardashian now owns a number of clothing boutiques, and promotes numerous products including footwear, makeup, perfume, diet products and food. Kardashian has come a long way since being a simple retail assistant!

Ageing singer Rod Stewart's initial task was a ghoulish 1 like a grave digger! Following trying out to get a football profession with Scottish giants Celtic and London minnows Brentford, a youthful Rod Stewart made the decision the exciting profession of a footballer wasn't for him and elected for that less glamorous profession being a grave digger. Stewart wasn't there for very much time although, ahead of leaving, pursuing a profession in the music industry. The Maggie May singer started street singing, venturing all round Europe. Certainly he was in fact forced from Spain for vagrancy for his singing and traveling lifestyle!

Sir Bob Geldof had a much less glamorous start off in life, doing the job as a pea canner. The candid former frontman in the Boomtown Rats and voice in the Make Poverty History group took on all types of dead end jobs just before choosing his calling in the music industry. He worked well being a road navvy, a hot dog seller, a slaughterman and ultimately a thrilling profession in pea canning just before acquiring a occupation being a music journalist in Quebec.

Sylvester Stallone was in movies from day one, working as a porn star! Stallone's tough reputation may have begun in one of his first pre-celebrity jobs as a lion cage cleaner! Years later, after dropping out of Miami University, Stallone pursued his acting dreams, but the "Rocky" star had a long way to go before he was famous and his place in Hollywood history! one of his first films was called "Party at Kitty and Studs", which is exactly as high brow as it sounds. This silver screen "classic" was a hardcore pornographic film, which has since been repackaged on the back of Stallone's success, as a softcore release entitled "Italian Stallion", a reference to Rocky Balboa's nickname.

Madonna wasn't previously a materials girl, beginning out being a worker at Dunkin Donuts. Madonna is now certainly one of the very best selling female music performers of in history, but somehow this may have seemed an improbable state of affairs for her 21 year old self upon showing up in New York with just $35 in her purse. During the course of those difficult months just before she became well-known, the "Like a Prayer" vocalist made ends meet by getting on a assortment of poor paying jobs such as a stint serving clients at Dunkin Donuts. An exhibitionist even in these days, she also took on some nude modelling jobs to complement the limited fast-food earnings prior to discovering her celebrity job calling.

Michael Dell is probably the richest guys on earth, having developed a personal computer empire, but had a simple commence like a dish washer. At the age of 11 the founding father of Dell computer systems, Michael Dell was washing dishes inside a Chinese diner for $2.25 an hour. With Dell Inc. now worthy of above $16 billion, I'd hope that the CEO is enabling himself a far better salary than he earned with the restaurant.

So, aside from a slight feeling of smugness, what have we gained from seeing what these celebrities occupations before they were famous? Not much, but it's clear that celebrities come from all walks of life and you never know when you might be spotted. Hopefully that'll give you the impetus to return to your online job search with renewed vigour, afterall sir Bob Geldof wasn't stuck canning peas forever!

Helen Mirren is world renowned as a beautiful actress but started working in an amusement park! Long before she was famous and had won her oscar, SAG Awards, BAFTAs, Golden Globes and Emmy Awards, Dame Helen Mirren had the slightly less glamourous role of attracting punters to use the rides at an amusement park in Southend on Sea. It's unclear whether she won as many accolades in this period of her life..

Jack Nicholson has etched an amazing career out in the film industry but started out as a mailroom worker. The veteran actor and star of classics like A few Good Men, The Shining and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was reportedly discovered working in MGM's mailroom. Before that, the three times Oscar winner had worked in a toy store and as a lifeguard.

Jerry Seinfeld worked in lightbulbs! Prior to he became well-known like a comedian and sitcom star, Jerry sold lightbulbs more than the telephone. Following no doubt becoming around the finish of a number of aggressive clients, Jerry produced enjoyable of his former profession on his hit sitcom by telling a cold-caller that it was a poor time and asking if he could call them back later when they are at house attempting to unwind.

Brad Pitt always wanted to be a star so started as a performer - in a Chicken Suit. Now regarded as one of the most desirable men on the planet, you'd be hard pushed to see that in Brad Pitt when he handed out flyers outside El Pollo Loco Restaurant in Los Angeles dressed in a chicken suit! Even the role of refrigerator delivery man, although a step up, is a far cry from his current status! As the most embarrassing celebrity job in the list, we can't imagine Brad looks back fondly on his occupations before he was famous!




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