I’m with this. He ought to Work any job he can get right now, and do some volunteer work on the side that would relate to his field or with an organization that is connected with an employer in his filed. I.E look up companies that hire for accountants or whateves and see what charitable organization they are funded or are affiliated with. Do some volunteer work for said charities. Make a good impression and get to know people in them. Mention that he’s a accountant and someone should eventually pass his name along to the right people.
Well making money on line ain’t that simple. most people who make money online have a skill set or talent they can utilize. Mainly those in creative fields. Like illustrators/animators. game designers, video editors, sound engineers etc.
Get your local news paper and check out the wanted ads. Look at your local news paper online and check the wanted ads there. Go out (outdoors) drive around and get applications from any and all places you can. Return them. Call the places you applied at and checkup on that shit. Hustle.
Why da fuck cant you lift 50lbs? Are you just not wanting to do labor work?
Man, if you’re hurting for money take any job you can. You dont have to stay there. Continue to look for a better job while you work.
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Man, I’m worried about being able to get a Tier 1 help desk job without any type of internship program being done at my college. That is not possible with the virus going on right now, as they shut the college down to employees only.
But I do have some certifications along with an impressive work history, so if I can woo the person in the interview, I might be able to get it without experience.
Connections are big in getting jobs like some help desk positions. If you know some one in the field have them either keep an eye out for you or be willing to be a reference. Also look fresh as you can on the interview. Found out too late a lot of suckers held that shit against you for just coming up in just business casual wear.
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