what i thoughtI am trying to tell I but I not listening no point of helping someone who don't wanna b help
what i thoughtI am trying to tell I but I not listening no point of helping someone who don't wanna b help
I would rather go to college and have instructors and other students that i can net work with On top of grtting certs than just sitting at home studying for certs. Thats just me though. In this day in age it is foolish to not have At min a Business degree if you arent starting your business right now. You are better off grtting a job at a cell phone store making 40-50k a yr and have them pay for your certs if thats what you want opposed to paying money for certs to get a 10-12dollar an hour help desk job and hoping you grt promoted or higher as a non contractor so you can have actual benefitsYou have to get the A+ cert first, then the others. That's what I was told most look for the A+.
You have to get the A+ cert first, then the others. That's what I was told most look for the A+.
NO you don't. I'm a IT major and I'm not even wasting time or money getting that cert
nikkas get hired all the time. Yall love a good excuse. Does hurt, sure but its not impossible to get a job. OPs lackadaisical career focus in college is what has put him in this position... Im sure there are brehs dude graduated with who had jobs lined up before graduation. Dont lean on as an excuse for not handling business, thats our biggest downfall
I'm a loner I don't know anyone. No, I don't have friends or anything. I've always stayed to myself and focused on myself.
real shyt, my homeboy found his dreamjob after being laid off and spending 3 years looking for work. They kept dude on board for like 8 months, brought in their niece, had him train her and fired him. ice coldbecause this system is rigged and there aren't no jobs.....and the few that's out there, ppl practice nepotism and keep the jobs amongst friends and family....but keep grinding you'll find something
Someone probably already said this, but just trying to do my part and help out;
The most important thing is knowing someone that can vouch for you. It's like a hundred times more important than anything on your resume.
If you know someone that can get you into any job even marginally related to some shyt you're trying to do, take it and focus on being the standout employee there and taking on different responsibilities you can put on a resume.
Listen, I just finished college two weeks ago. Starting tomorrow I'm going job hunting again, so I won't be posting as much. Anyway, why is it so hard to get employed. Real talk, I filled out over 40 job applications and went to places personally and still CAN'T get hired. I never had work experience because I always focused on my studies. Have anyone else had a similar issue?
DamnIf the interviewer doesn't out and out love you (no home) you aren't getting any work breh.
This. I tried being honest but I am juicing my resume up.Your best best is to get another job first and gain work experience. I have beat out people with college degrees based off personality and job experience. I've done everything from dishes,flipping burgers, sales, serving and management . Been working since I was 14.
Work experience goes a long way breh
Good luck to you breh
I was gonna put this Ina spoiler but fukk it. A trick I've done in the past and other people do to is to lie about job experience. The key is to find a place that has closed down(independent business ) and give the number of a friend or family member to vouch for you. Not sure if your heavy on Facebook or whatever so that might make it harder since they look at that shyt now. I stay off the grid, don't have any of those things so jobs can never find me.