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How does one get a job in this current situation? Just a tiny lil problem I'd like to share in case anyone else is feeling unfortunate or down, but I'm also much appreciated if anyone cares to share some advice.
>26
>live with my parents, two siblings
>never had a job, nor been to college
>don't know how to write a resume, cover letter, who or how do I speak to about job openings
>online researching is a hassle
>live outside of city; in town where it's slightly poverty
>live on welfare; 100 dollars bi-weekly
>no friends
>high social anxiety
>Canada
My best chances to getting a paying job is if I were to move at the city. My hometown is pretty much a job-less place, and I wish my high-school could've done better for me.
On the plus side there's a few good things about me
>doesn't do drugs nor alcohol
>moderately active
>I play MMO's/PC games, draw cartoons/anime, cook
>I've online friends at a specific online art community
TL;DR: No job experience at all and clueless how to start, sharing my problems with you anons :P
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Sounds like you are just unwilling to try
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>>17332799
>>17332797
Agreed. Stop being a lazy cunt. If you are wanting to go out and participate in society don't fucking half-ass it like this because it's a waste of your time. You might as well do something more worth your time than a 9-5 if you're this fucking lazy.
Literally all you have to do to get a job is sell yourself. If you can't do that, you're fucked. If you can't learn how to do that, you are unwilling at best.
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I'd recommend looking into either trade school or the military.
If that's a little much, get CDL and start driving for a living.
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>>17332797
For starters, volunteer somewhere like a shelter or court house. If you're into computers, check out one of those online code academies, or look into getting certs (A+, etc) for IT shit.
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>>17332799
>>17332837
>unwilling to try
>lazy cunt/fucking lazy
>raises eyebrow
It's not that easy finding a job :/
Where I currently live right now, there's not a single job opening over a few years
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>>17332856
Where in the white North are you?
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I'm curious, what have you been doing the entire time since you've graduated high school? You're 26 and you haven't had a job and haven't even started a resume? Not even a bit of schooling? It just boggles my mind people do this.
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>>17332873
Same. I get bored when I have a week or two off from uni between semesters. And I have friends I catch up with to fill up some of that time too. I don't know how people do this for years on end.
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