>scheduled phone interview for first job at 3:00 today >No

>>1830326
Faggot weeb. You're an autist.

>>1830350
i just want an actual waveslave job so i can one day raise enough money to get an asian wife

Its because you lack leverage. The reason nobody called you is because you are not that important to them

> gaining leverage will increase importance

>>1830367
Im a broke neet with no skills other than a highschool diploma; begging for a minimum wage job. How the fuck do i get leverage with that?

>>1830373

Aim lower, talk to people figure out places that are really in need of more workers.

>>1830425
... is it possible to go any lower than McDonalds? I have tried applying to small stores, but they seem even less avalible for workers.

>>1830431

It's up to you to figure it out. Here's a low hanging fruit

>subtly eavesdrop on wageslaves
>figure out where they work
>pick out those that complain about work (long hours, underpaid, late paychecks, etc)
>bonus points: revolving door workforce (people keep quitting on them due to shit conditions)
>go there and ask for a job

viola
get out of your comfort zone

>>1830442
Why do you have so much experience in this?

I guess it makes sense. But my family has been telling me to never apply for a shitty job. I almost got involved in a pyramid scheme.

>>1830446
>my family has been telling me to never apply for a shitty job

Tell your family to first try and not raise a NEET, and then they can advise someone on life decisions.

I almost got mad here, why the fuck do people incapable of producing quality think they have a right of advising or managing someone else?

You work -> you produce value (invest) -> you demand your ROI.

If you see employment as anything other than ^ that kind of cooperation you're doomed to fail.

I'm not advising putting horns on your forehead by doing a detrimental job forever.

But getting paid while gaining experience beats neither of those.

Two (and a half) questions:

Do you live in the US or Canada?

Are you afraid of rejection, and if so, how badly?

>>1830457
thanks man. Am gonna look into some of that tonight. But... Is hard finding these crappy jobs.
>>1830580
US. Not afraid of rejection. Very jaded to it pretty much.

>>1830326
Take notes next time. Like come with a folder and when they talk write things down. Also have prewritten questions so that you dont look unprepared. Dont ask about wages unless they bring it up first. Dont ask retarded questions. Ask about why the position is open and what is expected of you. Ask about growth potential. Ask what the previous employee did that the manager liked and misses.

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>>1830446

Hold out for the better job trust me on this, not only will a bad job take more of your time for less money but probably extra years off of your life, at least if your family if okay with you holding out to do so.

t. had too many shitty jobs (some good ones too though)

>>1830751
Everything has been over a phone so far. But i like these tips.
>>1830756
Ive done 0 work in my life besides volunteer work. I have no idea what a good job even is

>>1830583
Get in on a MLM/Network marketing/pyramid scheme and hustle hustle hustle.

I average anywhere from $40 to $120/hr depending on the week and what I'm actually doing with my time.

>>1831359
piece of shit