What jobs are better than retail? I've worked it full time

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Jobs which don't require much training? And are in demand?

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>>17425606
Skilled trade jobs.

I like that vest >.< slap me hard, makes me wet

Most better jobs require education or training of some kind. But I don't have to tell you that. What you would consider a better job comes down to personal preferences. Do you just hate retail customers, or do you hate the entire idea of interacting with the human race for your job?

If you hate people and don't want to get an education, do data entry. It is easy as fuck and it bored me out of my mind, but to each their own. As long as you have a good output, you're left alone all day.

If you don't mind people, just hate retail people, then healthcare is a good area. You can get a job setting appointments and/or checking in patients without any education. Do NOT get into medical transcription, the field is VERY dead, and they won't hire you without a certification, which you have study and pay for.

>>17425633
I don't mind people for the most part. For awhile there I was working in the drugs and clothing department at my store but managment put me up front on the registers again saying that I'm the only competent cashier they have anymore.

I wanna say I believe I have receptionist experience too, because I'm also often put in the front desk of the store handling returns, customer and employee phone calls, memberships, and other things too all on my own.

A lot of my coworkers say I should become a manager here but it feels like I'm already doing manager work and I HATE it.

The things you listed are definitely worth looking into though, thanks!!