Now that you know what kind of job you really want, the next thing to do is to find places that will hire you to do that kind of work.
You got it-you need to go find your employer! However, before considering a job, it would be good to make sure that it's going to be a safe place to work at.
A safe environment has:

1. Good ventilation.
   
2. Sufficient lighting.
   
3. Temperature control (heater or air conditioning if necessary).
   
4. Chairs and desks that promote good sitting posture.
   
5. Emergency equipment such as fire extinguisher, telephone and a first-aid kit.
   

In addition, if you are young, you should never be asked to do things like:

1. Operating power equipment like forklifts and meat slicers.
   
2. Working at a dangerous height or depth like on roofs or scaffolding.
   
3. Working directly with electrical power.
   
4. Travelling in unknown or high-risk neighbourhoods, especially late at night.
   
5. Working alone in a cash-based operation like in a convenience store and gas stations.
   
6. Accepting "under the table" wages.
   This would mean that the pay you get is not reported to the federal and state governments and therefore it's illegal.
   

Therefore, if an employer instructs you to do any of the above things as part of a job that you are considering, don't even accept it! This is because, no matter how well the job might pay or how cool it may seem, any of the above issues could threaten your safety or even cause you a lot of grief.
Therefore, don't even consider the job and search for other similar jobs instead! Finding a good company Now that you know what kind of person you want to work for and what safety issues to look out for, it's time to move on to the next step, which is finding your ideal job.
Basically, there are five ways to do that:

1. Apply directly to a particular company.
   
2. Network.
   
3. Responds to ads.
   
4. Go through an employment agency.
   
5. Search online.
   

Let's take a look at some of the above options:

1. Applying to a company- There are many ways to do this.
   You can call, write or walk in to the business and ask to speak to the manager.
   Next, you have to explain why you would like to work there and ask what their hiring procedure is like.
   
2. Network- There's an old saying which is often true: It's not what you know, it's who you know.
   This is especially helpful if you're looking for your first job.
   So, sit down and think long and hard (make a list) of all the people who might know someone who could lead you to your ideal job.
   
3. Responds to ads- Whatever you're doing each day, remember that you are on a mission which is looking for an employer.
   Therefore, keep a look out at all times for Help Wanted ads in the newspapers or signs that ask for job application.
   

With all these help mentioned above, you can start your job hunting today! Good luck!