As a part-time 16-year-old worker, your job options are subject to restrictions and limited compared to people a few years older, but there are still a variety of positions available. Some school districts offer jobs directly to teen students after school hours, while other companies offer positions in warehouses, grocery stores, customer service, food service, and other locations. Most jobs for minors require you have a work permit and focus on unskilled labor or basic office work, especially in the afternoons and evenings once school is out, though you may be able to find a position with more responsibility if you have the education or experience necessary for the role. Part-time jobs in this age range are rarely managerial, though if you stay on for a year or two, you may have the opportunity to start leading and guiding new hires. This often looks good on a resume right after college, so it is worth getting the experience if you can.