It will make your work easier and pave the way for you to try more challenging and interesting things later on. Remember that there is more to a job than a paycheque. A job is also an opportunity to interact with other people, learn new things, and experience successes and failures. Excel at it, take in all there is to know, and see how you can obtain something more suitable by using what you have learned or accomplished. The most successful people in the job market have strong social skills and high emotional IQs.
Positive attitude is the number one thing employers look for - almost everything else can be taught.
It's a great way to contribute to the community, gain work skills and improve chances of employment. Persistent unemployment has been identified in research as a root cause of crime. People who finish school are 4 times more likely to be employed than those who leave early. People now change careers up to 3-5 times and jobs up to 10 times in their lifetime. These jobs are rewarding and generally well paid.