/biz/ - Business and Finance

>>1740

>>All city jobs require a valid drivers license

Wasn't one of the benefits of living in a city that you didn't have to drive everywhere?

>>1744

The city I live in is heavily suburbanized

>>1740

All I'm seeing is a bunch of excuses. When you stop making excuses, you'll find a job.

>>1751

>all I'm seeing is what I want to see because I'm a stubborn immature asshole

>>1740

Learn urban farming. Search for it on youtube. There is a million videos. You don't need land, just go door to door asking for people to let you use theirs in exchange for a portion of the crop. The one advantage you have is that you are smack dab in the middle of a huge market. Guys make 50k-60k a year doing this.

>>1751

I've tried searching around for jobs and it seems like even entry level shit nowadays need credentials. It's just not that easy when you can't drive and have no experience. How would you draft a resume in my situation? I am willing to work, but it feels like to even get hired in this day and age is to put on a fucking show for employers.

In all honesty though, if I wanted even a job at McDonalds, how would I draft a resume? Anyone have experience walking into even a frycook job like that? I am honestly even willing to start there.

>>1764

fast food chains receives many applicants, you should try a small business restaurant instead as a dishwasher or busser

>>1764

Alright.

Are you a teenager or in your 20s? Actually, there should be a thread for people to create their résumés and get a job.

The first job is the hardest one to get, I think.

>>1766

Small businesses are always looking for someone 'experienced' though. How do I compete with that?

Regardless, if I do manage to find a reasonable opening, how would I draft a resume in my position?

>>1771

I am 21 and people are telling me to start now or else it will get harder because one thing businesses are looking for is young people for entry-level jobs. I just don't know how to get started. I always read about peoples first job experiences but all the stories I've read included people who could actually drive or had finished high-school. How was your first job?

>>1772

I have same problem, but after half a year of going through many job applications, I managed to get employed as an entry-level road worker… for 2 days before I was "asked to leave on my own volition". Well, I was told by the employees that you don't get more than a minimum wage and all the bonuses that supposedly would've been sizeable portion of the salary would only be given if you worked in a goddamn typhoon for a full month.

I have no idea how much harder it would be for someone with no high-school degree, because I can't get anything with rather great exam scores, but then again you're not living in third-world shithole where you can't get anywhere without having right relatives.

>>1740

I'm at least 99.999999% sure that "valid drivers license" just means a State ID or an equivalent. Just go to the DMV with your birth certificate and social security card and ask for a State ID, they'll take your picture, give you a paper card until the plastic one comes in the mail and you should be okay. :)

I am the same except severe insomniac who literally is awake for multiple days and nights at a time only to get a few minutes or 1-3 hours of relief from some very poor quality sleep. Can barely find any ways to get some shekels.

>>1793

It does most of the time they don't even know what a State ID is and think is is a drivers license.

What is marketable about you OP? What skills do you have?

>>1792

>you might also consider seeing if the foreman is around, introducing yourself with a firm handshake and asking if his company is hiring

I've heard this one before. Do you have first hand experience in that working post 2008 ish? I have thought about construction before as a job with my knowledge of it but no way of getting a job without a union buddy/insider as far as I can tell. Or working for kebab wages under the table which is shit because tax man and low pay.

Get into a trade of some kind. If youre willing to work for shit pay you can learn some useful shit that will make you money in the long term.

>>1792

>I would suggest selling off possessions/begging your parents for enough money to buy a decent bike, if you don't have one already.

My bike is in desperate need of a tuneup. There is a Wal-mart less than 2 miles from my house that would be perfect but I'll have to see if they're hiring. As long as you're certain they're not looking for Resumes or high-school experience because I really do not want to look like a fucking idiot out there. My plan was to find something within walking distance and then save up for an electric scooter

>>1819

You won't make it. You'll hate the place, the hours, the customers, the coworkers, and your bosses and you'll start skipping work until you're either fired or you quit. I would bet you $100 no more than 10 anons EVER have actually liked working at that hellhole. And you won't want to fucking bother traveling to the hellhole by anything other than a car. Don't expect much without a high school degree, that other anon is just getting your hopes up.

>>1820

I'm not expecting to like it. I would honestly almost rather work at a job that I hate because then I'll have less pressure to keep that job. It sounds like you had a bad past experience but in case you hadn't realized people actually want to start making money somehow

>>1822

Lol whatever. Have fun.

>>1819

The application process is all online for Walmart, or at least it was when I applied back in 2008. You won't be making an ass of yourself in front of anyone even if you do somehow fuck up the application process. I did not submit a resume when I applied, and got a callback for an interview. Same goes for the eight or so other shitty food service/retail jobs I have worked. Walmart is always hiring because working there is hell on earth. They have tremendous employee turnover. Just realize that your options as a high school dropout are very limited and tough it out. Your only choices are to either work somewhere shitty or make your own money somehow. My suggestion to you would be to view your shitty job at Walmart or whatever as a means to an end. Spend your free time researching a good business to get into. Maybe it's Ebay/Amazon jewing, maybe it's stock trading or cryptocurrency, or maybe it's teaching yourself a valuable skill like programming or learning how to hand-make a product that people will pay for. Don't fall into the wageslave trap of spending your paycheck on stupid shit the moment you get it. Save like hell and build up the necessary funds to break free from the shitacular Walmart world in which you will be living and become a self-made man.

>>1824

My plan is to tough it out at shit jobs like Walmart as long as I can stand it and then use that as a springboard so I have something to put on a resume because "1 year retail experience" is a hell of a lot better than nothing

finding a job that pays <$12/hr is piss easy, you just aren't trying. tons of derp-level assembly work available around most areas.

>indeed.com

if you're in the middle of nowhere with shit population (like kansas or backwoods missouri) it'll be harder to find anything better than dollar stores, but after that any metro area has constant demand for employment. you have no excuse to not be working at least 20 hours a week.

you need money to ride the markets man. get a job and save your money.

>>1834

if you know people with phone numbers who are cool, you really can just lie. if you're in shape you can always say you did landscaping, if you're a dork set up your own shell website or set up an amazon account. helps to have some legit form of income to extrapolate on. Then it's just a matter of lying about time. just make a pretty story for yourself and sell it.

lying is the grease of society really. you can thank banks manipulation of the money supply for that social mutation.

>>1839

Haha I could be ruler of the world in the month with my knowledge IF I started lieing and deceiving my way like a kike.

>>1813

Yep those are usual the kebabs and low pay jobs.

OP learn everything you can about anything. Learn to make everything you use in your daily life. From soap to computers learn to make it like if you started with nothing but handtools of iron innawoods. There are plenty of ways to make money if you lie or don't get liscenses/permission from big kikey (((gov))).

>>2825

to defeat the jew you must become the jew, there is no other way

>>1741

that's genuinely not a bad idea

Start with night jobs, in hotels for example. That's what I did despite I had no experience, was antisocial and not that much good looking

>>1744

not in america

If you are so blind you can’t drive, that is a major disability. Congratulations. You qualify for neetbux literally anywhere. Contact your local optometrist and ask how to get in touch with resources for the blind. You fucking cunt.

If anyone needs advice and you have no skills then GET SKILLS. Most people will PAY for you to learn! Community college is fucking cheap!

>>4043

This thread is 2 years old and most losers exaggerate their "disabilites".

I advise people to checkout CareerLinks for help. They will connect you with programs that will pay you to get certifications such as at machining, welding, and forklift driving.

>>1740

You have to develop a skill that nobody else has, but everyone wants. And have 5 years experience doing it for an entry level position.

>>1740

Also, there's a such thing as a non-drivers license ID and passports. Those are just as good as a drivers license for your purposes.

Don't. Get social security benefits and invest into crypto on the side.

>>4252

If you're going to try to give advice, you should put more reasoning into it. Otherwise, you're just suggesting people to buy into an investment that only truly benefits yourself.

>>1740

>city jobs require a valid drivers license

>city

>car

is this an american thing? in EU cityfags are proud to not even own cars any more. even in the US you can definitely find gay hipster places like seattle or anywhere in california where you can just say you ride the bus / train for muh environment. maybe it's the type of job you're looking for.

>>3435

if OP is a woman (female), yeah. otherwise only if he employs women and prominently displays them and emphasizes that they will be the ones caring for the children. nobody trusts male strangers with children, your pic says it all.

>>1760

I second this. If you're in a suburban area, then you likely have access to some land. Farming is dirt cheap (pun intended), great exercise outdoors, and plus you can pay less or nothing for food, and you can sell surplus at a farmer's market, if you get to that point.

For the immediate jobhunt, Craigslist has always been useful for me. Consider expanding your geographic search range; it might suck having a long commute, but having a job makes it significantly easier to get a much better job. Good luck, and know that you can accomplish this.

>>1740

Looking for a temporary job myself so I can save up some cash and pay to follow some courses.

>factory jobs

I'd unironically rather starve than go back to that shit, but it's the only thing around that's consistently asking for workers (because they're cycling through employees like madmen because everyone quits after a month or two).

Sadly there's nothing else around that doesn't require a degree or previous experience.

I fear it's either contemplating suicide on the assembly line or going on the dole and getting even less money.

Shit's all kinds of fucked up.

>>1772

>Small businesses are always looking for someone 'experienced' though. How do I compete with that?

>Regardless, if I do manage to find a reasonable opening, how would I draft a resume in my position?

how do you think illegals get jobs? go door to door. see a building site, ask for a job. see a hotel, restaurant, ask for a job. >>1772

Be me

Not eligible for any financial aid, though I’m not rich by any means

Not eligible for private student loans (without co-sign. But no family)

Not eligible for trump cash also because I won’t take unemployment.

covid\family caused me dropping out of college\moved home.

Currently owe last school I went to Like 3k+

Owe 12k+ to fed in pell loans

Owe 4K+ in credit card debt

Basically just over 20k in mixed debt, still 2 years from a B.S., working part time but no long term job.

Literally, the only way I see to pay debt instead of wasting my life force as a wage slave is stonks and or entrepreneurship. That being said I’m not lazy, I never took unemployment also because I never long term stopped working job to job during this shit.

My credit score is probably 0 or even radical(-1) at this point.

I’ve gotten at least 5 different 1k bags from options but honestly was not smart with the profits from it. I can manage risk however.

Currently all I have to my name is $700 combined from a deep in the money $blnk call option with a couple months time left thats up 400%, some $blnk stocks, and around $30 bucks cash for gas. I also have a 305 spy put that lasts till Friday.

I do atm have a ok job and I do have a good dad so I’m not worried about my near term future, but I do have a girl I’m trying to marry. I won’t ask my dad for anything unless I’m stranded or In danger, which is just how I am.

Our situation is much much more complicated then just mine( she’s Punjabi muslim and Im a white redneck). Her parents have no idea I exist but we’ve been dating seriously for 3 years. By December we plan to move out and move in with each other in a apartment. Land and renting is just not cheap in NY.

Definitely not begging but if you big $ guys wanna run up blnk or crash the market, I’m not opposed. The number Ev charging stations in u.s. are expected to grow annually at 40% per year for the next 7 years. >>1740

>u)

>>1754

Not all jobs require a drivers license, that’s an excuse

Not all jobs require HS diploma, another excuse

There are such things as manufacturing jobs or industrial work

Nothing but excuses for whatever reasons only he knows, when he finally gets over whatever insecurities are holding him back he’ll be fine, he’ll become employed and look back on these days/years and think how childish he was

>>4425

My first job out of high school was metal framing for commercial properties, seen a high rise being built, walked onto job site and asked first person I seen who was in charge, found the foreman asked for a job, two days later I was employed

Got way comfier job now, took a lot of time and sweat to get to this point, my framing job was 15-20 years ago

Buy chainlink on coinbase

>>1741

Considering how many women at my work are absolutely struggling to find child care right now, and hence have to miss work and stay home, that would bring in some serious bucks if you can run a clean setup and advertise well.

I'm still in school, but I've won a lot of writing awards and have pretty strong editing skills– my peers often approach me with requests for me to edit their stuff and are generally satisfied with/grateful for the result. I'd like to launch a service like https://www.topwritersreview.com/reviews/domyessay/ . The thing is, I do it so often that I'd like to actually start making a profit off of it: I thought I'd charge $1 per double-spaced page and $3 per single-spaced page in 12 pt Times New Roman, although I'd be happy to change that. Does it look decent?

I am a freelance copywriter who simply fills out the required declaration every year. I have enough money to rent an appartment and feel comfortable.

You know, when you search for a job you need to represent yourself in a decent way. It starts with an email conversation with an HR. To look good in their sight write grammatically correct, use formal language, and don't forget about a signature. Go here https://mysignature.io/thunderbird-signature-generator if you can't make it on your own.

Get a quickbooks/data entry cert and get a remote job you fuckin moron

>As far as I know from interchange students having been there, the most easy thing to get is a fake driver license to be able to got to clubs and stuff.

Get yourself a fake driver license - done

t. European

>>1740

Urban farming.

https://www.invidio.us/user/urbanfarmercstone

Apply for unemployment and use the money to slowly purchase guns, ammo, solar panels, batteries, and canned food. Work whatever horrible job you need to tide you over, but ONLY if it does not reduce your welfare benefits where you live.

This is not a happy answer but it is a realistic one. People do not want to admit it, but the job market is getting worse and worse every day, and civil unrest in the near future is all but assured. A "good" job is not going to save you. Acquire money as fast as possible and start prepping for your life.

>>5424

I should have reworded the first sentence, by "slowly" I mean "the fastest rate you can do without killing yourself".

Cisco certs

You need the first two Cisco courses

A+

Linux command line course

All offered at CompTIA at affordable prices. Alternatively I think being a butcher and getting a job at COSTCO would be excellent. Butchers eat well you know.

>>5485

re: IT field/cisco certs–

ccna isn't entry level, and ccent was phased out

A+ is the only cert you need for that help desk job, and the help desk is the only way in unless you get lucky. Comptia recommends taking their network+ cert after 9 months exp but that's when you should start looking at the CCNA. Because it'll give you all the general knowledge you get from network+, and hands-on training with gear that people use.

Not only that but it's the gear everything else is based on. Cisco invented networking as we know it.

Comptia certs give a surface level understanding of too many things to remember and they're vendor-neutral, meaning they're not directly applicable to anything. I've taken similar courses in the military and it's a waste of time and money. What little you learn will be soon forgotten without practical application on each specific concept in a decent time after training.

The A+ costs almost $500, but, that one happens to be worth it to get the entry level jobs. Security+ is also a job requirement everywhere.

IT is a great field if anyone is looking to make a change, especially if you get into security after some experience.

>>5489

also, the a+ is probably necessary for the help desk but it isn't enough by itself. You gotta do labs and learn some networking, maybe get a Microsoft MTA cert with it. Browse yt, there's a ton of advice on what to do.

Here are the tips on how to find a job:

1. Don’t even think about paying an agent, that is a scam. Recruiters get paid by employers to fill specific roles, end of.

2. LinkedIn is an incredibly powerful tool for employers and recruiters. Use it as an online CV, make sure you mention all your key skills so that they flash up in a search. I'm writing an essay on how to find a job (follow the similar structure of https://writinguniverse.com/free-essay-examples/social-issues/ ) . Btw a pal of mine is a partner in a large management consultancy, seems almost all their hires (in N.America, they’re a bit ahead of us) come via headhunters using LinkedIn.

3. Network like crazy. People hire their mates, or mates of mates. Tell everyone you know that you are looking for a new job.

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Look, it really looks like an excuse. I would never believe that you have no possibilities to work in Africa.

Listen, do you have sites like https://jooble.org/jobs-flight-attendant-no-experience? I'm sure that such services with vacancies should exist in all countries of the world. For example, on this site you can find a job even without work experience and without any special skills, which suits many people. You can also filter jobs to see only those in your area.

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