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getting a job
Winterdotter
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winterdotter wrote:
ok so since im not gonna go to shool this fall (bc after 13 yrs ive had ENUFF) i kinda have to get a job bc i cant just sit inside all day (my parents wont allow me and also i need em munies)

but heres the catch. how tf do u get a job without experience??? also i have to write a resume and be like professional and shit???? like im just a lil babbey????? but in societys eyes im an adult at the ripe old age of nineteen so i guess i better tryna get a job ugh. id rather kms than work customer service tho
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:01
Winterdotter
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winterdotter wrote:
i realize i wrote shool... maybe 13 years wasnt enough
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Liesz wrote:
what does kms mean?
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:04
Winterdotter
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winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
what does kms mean?

kill myself
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:05
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Liesz wrote:
winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
what does kms mean?

kill myself
OH WAUW I thought it was like a cool name for another job hahaha
But ehm I have experience as a recruiter so I can give you a few tips if you want?
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:06
Multatuli
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Multatuli wrote:
i think at 19 it might b hard to get into stores and supermarkets without experience, but restaurants are usually chill with that
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:10
Winterdotter
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winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
what does kms mean?

kill myself
OH WAUW I thought it was like a cool name for another job hahaha
But ehm I have experience as a recruiter so I can give you a few tips if you want?

oo please do
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:14
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alprazolam wrote:
it varies so much from country to country
like here it is basically impossible to get a job in a restaurant (apart from mcd etc) with no experience but supermarkets are fairly eager to employ newbies 

idk i've worked only as a cleaner and it's a shitty job (literally) with a bad pay but technically they employ pretty much anyone 'cause no one wants to do it lol at least it's a job you can do alone even though it technically is a customer service job 

i guess there's always volunteer work if nothing else works out idk 
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:21
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Liesz wrote:
winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
winterdotter wrote:

kill myself
OH WAUW I thought it was like a cool name for another job hahaha
But ehm I have experience as a recruiter so I can give you a few tips if you want?

oo please do
my first tip is to make a resume at canva.com
you can pick a free format and just add your own info
it's for free and easy and it looks better than a simple resume

you can also put some volunteery work at your resume, if you have done some
I would also specify your education as good as possible
language skills are good to mention
and maybe some other skills like Microsoft programs
if you have interesting hobbies you can add them, same goes for interest you have 
and try to sell yourself, i mean don't lie but you can make it look more professional hahaha

I'd also put a nice picture on your resume so no selfie or drunk pic (sounds like rocket science but believe me a lot of people don't do this)

ehmm another thing you can do is write something about yourself and your skills, you can also ask friends/family for input!

these are some basic tips but if you want to share your resume (without the personal info ofc) once you have one I can also give you some specific feedback! 

English is not my native language btw so I hope you understand all of this and find it useful!
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:21
Winterdotter
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winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
OH WAUW I thought it was like a cool name for another job hahaha
But ehm I have experience as a recruiter so I can give you a few tips if you want?

oo please do
my first tip is to make a resume at canva.com
you can pick a free format and just add your own info
it's for free and easy and it looks better than a simple resume

you can also put some volunteery work at your resume, if you have done some
I would also specify your education as good as possible
language skills are good to mention
and maybe some other skills like Microsoft programs
if you have interesting hobbies you can add them, same goes for interest you have 
and try to sell yourself, i mean don't lie but you can make it look more professional hahaha

I'd also put a nice picture on your resume so no selfie or drunk pic (sounds like rocket science but believe me a lot of people don't do this)

ehmm another thing you can do is write something about yourself and your skills, you can also ask friends/family for input!

these are some basic tips but if you want to share your resume (without the personal info ofc) once you have one I can also give you some specific feedback! 

English is not my native language btw so I hope you understand all of this and find it useful!

my resume will most likely be in swedish because im swedish
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:34
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Liesz wrote:
winterdotter wrote:
Overture wrote:
winterdotter wrote:

oo please do
my first tip is to make a resume at canva.com
you can pick a free format and just add your own info
it's for free and easy and it looks better than a simple resume

you can also put some volunteery work at your resume, if you have done some
I would also specify your education as good as possible
language skills are good to mention
and maybe some other skills like Microsoft programs
if you have interesting hobbies you can add them, same goes for interest you have 
and try to sell yourself, i mean don't lie but you can make it look more professional hahaha

I'd also put a nice picture on your resume so no selfie or drunk pic (sounds like rocket science but believe me a lot of people don't do this)

ehmm another thing you can do is write something about yourself and your skills, you can also ask friends/family for input!

these are some basic tips but if you want to share your resume (without the personal info ofc) once you have one I can also give you some specific feedback! 

English is not my native language btw so I hope you understand all of this and find it useful!

my resume will most likely be in swedish because im swedish
o then I can't check it but I hope you can still use my tips?
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:35
Multatuli
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Multatuli wrote:
Vodyanoy wrote:
it varies so much from country to country
like here it is basically impossible to get a job in a restaurant (apart from mcd etc) with no experience but supermarkets are fairly eager to employ newbies 

idk i've worked only as a cleaner and it's a shitty job (literally) with a bad pay but technically they employ pretty much anyone 'cause no one wants to do it lol at least it's a job you can do alone even though it technically is a customer service job 

i guess there's always volunteer work if nothing else works out idk 
oooh thats so weird its the opposite here
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Date: 29-07-2020 14:47
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