Best way to get first job

>>1698881
Do what people actually do at the uni.

Take a subject in the area you want to find a job and write essays on it.

Publish them on wordpress or medium.com

>>1698881
Where are you searching? Search for "laborer" in Kijiji and you'll find a shitload of warehouse jobs offered through employment agencies.

>>1698897
I'm in Sweden, but I can use the equivalent I guess. Is the key just to send a lot of applications? I've sent 30-40 already, but rarely do I get an answer, which I think is cause I got no experience worth anything.

>>1699021
Send a lot. At least 20 every day.

Also make sure to include your date of birth on your resume, and mention your age in your cover letter. Since you're young and you just finished school, they'll forgive your lack of experience.

>>1699034
I'll be sure to include that, thanks

Is it a good idea to just call random companies and ask if they would like to hire me?

Fuck resumes.
You want to make some serious fucking money?

You get in sales.

I live in Ontario. I was 22 and tired of not being able to land a single commissions sales job. So I went and googled all of the pure commission based sales positions in my area. I woke up in the morning. Drove to a furniture place. Asked for the manager by name. Told them my situation and they hired me on.

But you probably don't have the drive for it.

>>1699089
It couldn't hurt to make general enquiries about vacancies.

If they're not hiring ask if they offer any kind of internship, apprenticeship or work experience placement. Even if you don't get paid it would be valuable experience to put on a resume, and if they like you there's a chance they'll hire you.