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I want to do some part time while I'm still in college to start saving, but I basically need a desk job, or something where I can sit down frequently for adequate extents of time bc my spine's off by like 5cm and standing hurts. lifting. Additionally anything that agitates the whole situation and is counter-productive to progress in straitening that shit out.
I used to work at a Rite-Aid until this last semester, and even then the 4~6 hour shifts all had me aching somewhere around hour 5, and I spent my off-days sore.
Delivery driver is the only thing that comes to mind, but that's risky business in the neighboring towns (and there are none in-town).
Is there such a thing as a part-time desk job?
I've got a High School diploma, and collectively ~2 years of experience from other, more conventional part-times.
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>>16859635
Look up data entry jobs - they don't require much experience and it's usually an entry level type of job.
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some of my buddies worked "security" while going to school.
it was a dispatch job where they sat at a desk relaying calls and shit.
maybe your school has something like that?
how about tutoring?
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Call centre shit.
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>>16859806
this, but you may have to start through a temp agency.
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