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simply put
>currently 3 months unemployed
>have a couple thousand dollars in credit card debt
>moved back into my parents' house
>not doing anything and am unhappy
>need to do something about it
>lacking motivation to get a job
>not going to join the army
>job it is
I would like to make enough to live on my own again. $14/hr 40hr/wk was plenty to support myself, I've quit that job, long story.
I have worked fast food, retail, and janitorial work, and I'm sick of it all. All that I can put on my resume is a service position at McDonald's for 1 year 5 months, and a union janitor job for a year and a half. I have worked other jobs, however I shouldn't disclose them to any future employer. I also have 45 college credits completed, undeclared major, just did generals at a community college for a couple years and can't afford to take anymore classes until I'm making decent money again.
I don't know where to begin to look.
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You don't really seem to have any marketable skills. Pretty much everyone these days has experience in low-level jobs and a few college credits. It might be tough getting a decent job.
Also, where do you live? $14/hr is probably easier to get in California (where that's the equivalent of a shit minimum wage job), but harder to get in bum-fuck-nowhere Alabama (where $14/hr is likely considered a big-time position).
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Landscaping is a readily available job in the summer. You'd probably be looking for another job in the winter though.
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Just get two retail jobs until you're able to either find something better or major in something
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same situation here anon
quit my job because i got into severe depression because of it
worked as an IT-Systems-Engineer for 5 years but that took it´s toll, now 4 months at home but i definitely wanna get a job by end of the year to avoid losing my studio....scary thought :(
your best bet could be looking for smaller companies with nice people who kinda are one big family, if you tell the boss there your story he might be up to helping you out with a job
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