Thread 82185602

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Posting while taking a shit at work rn any robots know anything about trades? I am 27 thinking about restarting my life and becoming an electrician.

>>82185602 (OP)
i tried online work, freelance work and local work. i've been unemployed for a year now.

>>82185845
If you're gonna do it then do it now. 27 is still young enough that you won't be completely dead after doing wire pulls in a building with no AC for 12 hours.

>>82185905
Why? Is it because you want to kill yourself working? That is the reason why I am struggling

>>82185602 (OP)
Reminder that low skill manual labor is always hiring.

>>82185921
Thanks. Can you tell me anything else? I am coming from a retail job at a grocery store. Trying to leave dead end and restart my life but afraid I am not strong enough for it and it will kill me. This is a reckless attempt I hope it works so I can move out and no longer be embarrassed about myself

>>82185845
with trades work your ultimate goal should be to run your own business eventually

i quit working at 29 to go back to school for a bachelor's degree, starting from scratch no previous degrees

>>82185933
i did want to kill myself working but now there is no job opporunities for me. i started working in covid times when they needed anyone with a pulse. jobs where everywhere when everyone had the coof. now. nowhere. i watched one opportunity to work at a pizza place slip away and it's been GG ever since. i'm screwed.

>>82185602 (OP)
All I do is send off garbage resumes en masse to meet my obligations to keep receiving neetbux.

>>82185938
No it isn't. And they let me go too.

Go join the active duty military faggots. 3 meals a day plus a bed. Bonus points if you already have a bachelors then you get to be an officer and have a higher pay grade. The benefits are insane and stacys love it

>>82186810
Have you tried faking having a disability?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKIaHJvlR6s

>>82186988
I could legally claim disability for reduced work obligations but the effort involved is actually more than just quick applying for a few jobs every week.

>>82186950
>>82186988
>>82186995
I know a guy who was in the military who gets 65k a year faking disability from active duty

I am so spergy, I might need to find a doctor to help me. I keep bombing my interviews. I'm given some random ass question I've never needed to think about and end up stumbling over my words. God, this shit sucks. I'm retarded

>>82187041
What are some of the surprise questions that you can't answer?

>>82187051
>What are some of the surprise questions that you can't answer?
Situational questions related to the role. "Like, tell us about a time you needed to do X and Y for a job similar to this one." Um, I've never had a job like this, so I'm forced to somehow remember my previous experience in loosely related roles and create a story. I suck at storytelling.

I'm going to start using AI to generate possible situational questions I might get for certain roles in interviews and recording myself.

>>82187123
Yeah I would just fake it till you make it. That is what everyone else does but it sucks when you are a bad liar

>>82187155
>does but it sucks when you are a bad liar
I never lie because of this. My stumbles makes it sound like i'm lying kek.