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Everyone has to start somewhere.
From working on McDonald's grill to delivering newspapers on bicycles, some of the world's most famous billionaires have very low incomes. key first jobs.
The founder of Dell Computer Company began his work life in washing dishes in Chinese restaurants.
He is 12 years old and is saving money for his stamp collection. The co-
It's no surprise that Microsoft's founder and current chairman is a computer programmer.
In high school, he worked for the defense contractor TRW and fixed the bug in one of the projects.
Amazon's founder and CEO made a grill at McDonald's in their teens.
"I am the owner of a barbecue shop. I have never done a cash register.
The most challenging thing is to keep everything normal in a hurry.
The manager of my McDonald's is amazing.
"He has a lot of teenagers working for him, and even if we have a lot of fun, he keeps us focused," Bezos quoted in the book . ".
Legendary investors at Berkshire Hathaway began offering newspaper delivery at the age of 13.
The American steel giant began picking walnuts from nearby woods and selling them at local markets.
He is 11 years old.
His first job was in a small company called Facebook.