if not I'll do a trade, like electrician

carpentry or masonry would be cool too

moocs

i always wanted to work in a gym

When it really comes down to it, you are who does the job. Nobody else is there to come in and save you, and then leave you to do it again. Apply for the jobs you think you can do, work that resume accordingly for each application, and do your best when they hire you to learn and do it right.

ideally apprenticeship program, paid training in a trade

i love gym machines and shit

Try to learn hidroponics. You will going to need when next recession comes

gym maintenance is fun as fuck too

@Roxgor I'd love to be a personal trainer

same here dude

They don't pay well tho

i dont care

unless you're top notch

@Sigma Do unpaid training.

as a side thing it's good

So the company can see what you have to offer.

Except you call it "Job Shadowing"

Easier to get in that way

College is basically pay-for training, with little hands on stuff and mostly academa/theory

Unpaid training is good

You have to look it from their perspective: are you worth paying for, how do they know?

I'll do that, while working part time somewhere no problem

Dont expect to get 'payed well' immediately.

esports streaming create a website /content

Gotta think big picture

No, I've learned the hard way that getting paid well immediately won't work

I wish I stayed in a good company right out of high school and worked up the food chain

no college

college set me back in some ways

also I hopped jobs a ton

I'm about to work as a customer service agent

So that should tell you to find a small company and provide value.

aids, i know, but it should pay well

but being autistic, it tires me to no end to talk to pepople

it'll be hjard

people*

i always had trouble in that area

The reason company gives an employee a raise is because they are afraid of losing him, so how can you become something they don't want to lose?

yea be an asset

companies are like women i na way