alright another one of these job threads.

how do i get a job if:
> 18f, just graduated
> no prior experience
> no car, can't drive
> have applied everywhere i can and gotten no interviews

my mom has a job lined up for me at her place of work but they won't take me unless i have experience in another place of the field, and those places require at least 6 months experience at a prior job to even get looked at it.

is there no hope for me, advicetards? i apply literally everywhere, i started doing commissions but i don't get much and i'm not ready to sell pics of my body yet

>>33378938 (OP)
get a degree
if you're 21 or under no employer unironically takes you seriously
you're just a dumb kid to them

>>33378938 (OP)
go to college, spam apply to local wagie jobs, put fake experience on resume.

if you need transport, get a credit card and buy a bike with ur credit card. that way you can tolerate biking a few miles if needed

>>33378939
i don't want to do school in the state i'm in and i don't have a way to get to it evenn if i could - online school isn't a viable option :( i've seen plenty of 16-18 yos working in my area

>>33378942
i've put fake experience on it and no good

i never learned how to ride a bike and i can't learn bc my mom is crazy and thinks it's improper for a young lady to be biki (but she wants me to work? lol)

>>33378957
biking* woops

>>33378953
ask friends to try to get hired where they work?

>>33378957
can your mom drive you to work?

>>33378962
only like 4 of my friends are employed and none of their jobs are hiring...

i hate being a negative nancy which is why i keep applying and re-applying but i feel so doomed

>>33378967
no, my mom works 6 am to 5 pm every day so she can't carpool me anywhere. i don't mind walking up to 2 hours to a job but mom is against me having to walk longer than 40 minutes

>>33378957
>young women working menial jobs is fine
>I draw the line at riding bicycles though
Is your mom retarded or sth?

>>33379010
i am autistic so i had to get it from somewhere. probably

>>33378938 (OP)
A small convenience store. I was hired immediately. But not being able to drive would be an issue if your shift’s don’t align with your mom’s.

>>33378938 (OP)
My youngest sister got really into music and now plays in the youth symphonies and such. She doesn't care for college and is probably going to end up teaching music at the high school and doing private lessons after graduating herself.

>>33378938 (OP)
Job ads are wishlists, describing the perfect candidate. If that person shows up, they get hired. If not, the job goes to the best among those who do apply.

In practice, this means that any job that asks for up to 2 years experience WILL consider an impressive beginner.