Casually Explained: Finding a Job

I have gotten really lucky personally. I got hired for 3 jobs during quarantine and I work 2 full time but quit the 3rd. I am hoping working full time while being a full time student and managing all As will help me when I apply for an internship that will hopefully lead into my career field, but you never know

haha yeah nice catch

Computer science degree isn't useless, and likely never will be

@Mr. Hat 1. If you’re a student, work hard enough and step up for yourself to make proof of your good work so your future life can be easier. If you’re not a student and you’re struggling to find a job, just keep having faith and keep on applying for the jobs you don’t mind doing too much without being to difficult on your choices and then change jobs after at least 5 to 6 months when it becomes too annoying, always by trying to get an a bit more prestigious job each time. Not all employers reject you even if you’ve never worked before like it says in this stupid video, especially if you spend time making a good CV. Spoiler alert: you don’t need to have a lot of experience to make a good CV. 2. Do you really believe in that? Do you think it’s going to happen in your life time? If you know so well then you can be the one to start actually improving the way society works. You probably won’t be the first to try, yet you might be the first to succeed in some way 🤷‍♂️. I mean you never know, if you WORK HARD ENOUGH on it. 3. In some way, I do agree a tiny bit with the video because life may seem like that if you look at it that way. But it’s not a very original to say: « oh life is stupid; I can’t get a job because I don’t have any working experience. How are you supposed to get your first job then? », many idiots have had that thought at least once, me included, but they’re just looking at the world the way they want to see it according to their state of mind at that moment. Often, universities help you get your first job because it’s part of their program. But if you haven’t gone to university, firstly it’s probably because you haven’t WORKED ENOUGH, secondly well you can always either go to university know, or follow universities’ programs online (on some websites like Coursera, where you only have to pay like 200 bucks for the diploma when you pass the exam at the end of the year), or you can always start your own project that you find out how to build online if you don’t know already. Everyone knows that you can learn basically anything for free online, the only obstacle being your motivation. At this point you might say to me: « Well not everyone can afford universities! » and I’ll tell you that I’ve given you other solutions in my previous sentence, but also, I’ll tell you that everyone has problems in life I hope realized thzt already, some just have less than others but there is always a way to solve them if you have the courage to face it. You might also tell me: « But I don’t like WORKING HARD, it’s exhausting! » and I’ll reply by saying: « Well no shit Sherlock! Of course it’s exhausting but that’s how you succeed in life, and, anyway, if you manage to WORK HARD ENOUGH, you may get to a point where your work will be what you always wanted or needed and it won’t be too bothering anymore to WORK HARD. » So NO, to answer your last question, I wasn’t being that much sarcastic. Understood now?

1. How? 2. It can be improved 3. Are you being sarcastic?

@Teamgeist differences?

@Teamgeist hol up WHAT

It's free in most of Europe.

GuerillaWorld.network

Go kill some mobs, what's the deal?

It's the rat race and if you read some of these comments, people will ensure the competition is unfair, egotistical, and fierce.

At first it's scary, like a watchdog on your way, but everything is under control, the dog is not aggressive and he might be your friend

@abstrusePaladin capitalism

wot you fucking dolt

Make burgers great again

meh its the world reality, ppl get born faster than ppl dying + automation, so just less and less jobs

I’m a university student trying to apply for jobs in retail or food. Do they ask those kinds of questions? I’d assume they won’t since idk it seems like the most common job people my age get.

not at all. just some. in some you get to develop a career you actually like. but in most, youre a robot that just moves and crank to keep the assembly line going. you may actually be interested in becoming a teacher or a broker. but its hilarious when they ask you about that for applying for like cashier. even if you just wanted to make your job easier, its not like they'd let you make any changes to the proccess, nor will they pay you for it or promote you.

how it actually goes: i believe my involvement in this company could increase morale among the team and allow the corporation to grow as the team grows. I do believe that if i were to join then your team would surely accept me as one of your own and i can easily learn the essentials from there. do you have experience? no get out