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SSJ like u were saying in the other thread about walmart and being overqualified
its tru and plus everyone seems to go to walmart. there probably have like 5000 resumes being handed in a month and some many openings.
Yeah, but they wouldn't have to keep hiring people on if they treated their customers better. Every time I look, the Wal-Mart around here have openings. I heard that Wal-Mart tends to overwork their employees.
i just think im not getting hired is cuz im 22 and all i no restaurants.
I wish I could've had a job as a teen. At least I could put down "customer service" experience if that was the case. I don't have much customer service experience at all. I just did another short-term temp job last week. It was working at the registration booth for a convention being held (which was fun for me...I even met a teacher consultant from Japan, and he gave me his e-mail so that I can talk to him). I can honestly say that those three days is the extent of my customer service skills.
jobs dont give ppl chances.
Yeah, it does suck. They want people with work experience, but people don't want to hire people to
get work experience. I'm 26 now...and this isn't where I saw myself being. I was hoping to be settled down and such by this age with a decent, stable job. I hate the fact that all of my life, I've never had one single solitary "stable" job.
i like go on the internet to look for work and like every job u need exp. or high school degree (i dont have my high school dont mock me).
You could go for your GED, that might help some. There are people with university and college degrees who are having a tough time finding jobs, and imo, if they're having trouble, then those like us will probably have an even tougher time.
like how the hell am i supposed to get exp. if no one will hire me. i went to the beer store to apply for a job (the beer store is the name of the store that sells beer up here in can pretty in genius name) i looked at the app. and it said must have grade 12. in the back of my mind i was like wtf y do i need my 12 to lift cases of beer?
I really feel that you should get your GED at least. That could help you some. I've come across jobs that requires one to have at least his/her high school diploma. I would suggest going to a job agency type place, but I think their minimum requirement is a high school diploma as well.
My younger cousin didn't get his high school diploma either. He quit school in about 11th grade, I think, to join the job corp. He didn't like it, and came back. He tried to enroll back in school, but they wouldn't let him, so he never got his diploma. He got a job in a retail clothing store, because he knew some folks there, so they got him the job without his having his diploma/GED. He's going on 22 next year. He's still there now, and is now manager of the store, but, unfortunately, he doesn't have any benefits what-so-ever. Lucky for him, he's a healthy guy. He has a second job too at a shoe store. Anywho, unless you know someone, you are going to have a tough time, it seems.
i just im going have to be patient and suck it up
Yep, and good luck to you and everyone in search of a job. ^_^