~Nhadir

Hey I get that for sure. The part about the family and what not. That was me for a couple years while also being ill. The best advice I can give is look for customer service work. Even better if it's like... remote work. They tend to not really care about experience since they tend to need an insane amount of people to work for them. I really wish you the best!

Oh okay...you see eben though I’m 25 I am slow at understanding and I’m scared cuz as I said I don’t have friends here and yea I been looking! At indeed mostly xD I’m too scared to go outside. But currently I’m applying at guild a bear and Chuck E. Cheese I figure I would be more comfortable around kids than anything... I was going to apply to Walmart but it’s mostly full time I don’t think I’m ready for that on my first job

Oh certainly yeah. First time job, full time can be a bit daunting. That being said though, it is a great way to get more time to hone a skill quickly, since you'll have more time in a week to learn. Warehouses can be nice too if you want a little bit more time alone, and can handle being on your feet and lifting things. You typically learn how to do one specific task, get left alone unless some information or request is needed by superiors, and they often pay pretty well. I do know some are solely full-time but more and more are excepting part-time due to employee shortages.

Low-key Build a Bear sounds fun lol. As a part-time job I'd assume that's pretty chill. Since you'd have one purpose and most of it would be on the customers. I don't even know if I have any of those near me.

On the schooling, certainly try and get that GED. It isn't imperative but it'd help. Especially if you want to go to a college of some kind. I know a lot of colleges are offering more certificate options over traditional degrees. I attend Full Sail University online and they have things like Business, Marketing, Music Production, Video Game Design, and some other stuff. Takes about six months and is pretty cheap. Sometimes just having some college education can help too, especially if any of those fields interest you.

As a hiring manager, I can tell ya that school has very little to do with picking an applicant at the entry level. Until you're push'n specialized fields or some such, a good personality and strong work-ethic will go a LONG way. Get your foot in the door and work your way up to your desired pay/position. Many companies will also offer schooling or tuition options to help with a GED. Feel free to note me if you need to vent or pick my brain over interviews and the like ^^ I typically check in here 5-6x a week.

Ahh this definitely help thank u so much quq it’s cuz I’m 25 now and I dropped out 4 years ago my parents has been very patient WIRH me but my friends telling me to find a job to help my parents cuz who know how long I can keep doing this. So I’m currently applying at Chuck s cheese right now quq I didn’t know what else to apppy cuz most requirement said required hs diploma or equivalent