>no experience outside labour >no education because I was

Please help me

>>18508436
How about working at a call center?

>>18508575
I've been applying for them but 9/10 call centre listings ask for 2 years experience or more. I still apply but I haven't heard back from any at all

File: handshakedaddealwithit.png (539KB, 351x500px) Image search: [Google]

539KB, 351x500px

>>18508436
Did you try showing up in person, speaking with the manager, giving him a firm handshake, and handing him your resume? That's usually how it works, Champ.

>>18508436
apply for disabillity

>>18508436
Job agency.

Im.the opposite of you. University educates, lots of labour, skill trade and even management experience.

Still very hard to find a job. Times changed, you just cant get it sending resumes anymore.

Most companies worth working for will outsource hiring to job agencies now. Makes it a lot easier to tear through employees until they find someone they like, saves them screening processes and training cost etc...

If youre actually worth your weight, you could find a great placement.

>>18508436
Get a job as a draftsman. Just apply to all the builders and engineers around and say that you have construction experience (even if its bs). You don''t need qualifications for drafting. Download autocad off pirate bay and spend a week going through tutorials on youtube. The key is to say you have construction exp and would be a good asset for building drafting. Lots of the draftees where I work started when they're older after doing other labour jobs.

File: NEVER.png (271KB, 828x459px) Image search: [Google]

271KB, 828x459px

Do something different.

when the sun comes up go the fuck outdoors. walk 5 km turn around and come home. tell me how your day was tmmr.

or tell me an excuse like "I cant my back hurts"