#JobSearch #HighSchoolDiploma #NoDegree #NoExperience
Hey everyone! 👋 Are you or someone you know in a similar boat as me, trying to navigate the job market with just a high school diploma and no prior experience? 🤔 It can feel overwhelming, but I believe there are opportunities out there for us! Here are some potential job options for a 25-year-old woman with no skills or degree:
– Retail or customer service positions 🛍️
– Administrative assistant roles 📋
– Call center or telemarketing jobs 📞
– Entry-level positions in hospitality or food service 🍽️
– Data entry or office clerical work 💻
I know it’s tough to break into the workforce without a solid foundation, but don’t lose hope! 👊 Consider taking online courses or certifications to boost your skills and make yourself more marketable. Additionally, networking and reaching out to local organizations or career centers for support and guidance can be incredibly beneficial.
Remember, your high school diploma is a valuable achievement, and with determination and perseverance, you can find a path that works for you. 🌟 Let’s encourage each other and share any tips or resources that have helped you in your job search journey! 💪 #YouGotThis
Wanna make 20 an hour part time?
No experience.
No job interview. Automated system will hire you within 20 minutes.
1 issue. You have to work out.
Apply to UPS loading/Unloading trucks.
That’s the only kind of job I can think of right now. Most people don’t make it past the 1st month. They typically quit.
If you live near senior centers or even some hospitals there is something called a dietary assistant or aide. It’s entry level. You’re basically working in a cafeteria type environment. You serve the patients and then clean up. Pay varies through area and demand. My area paid almost $17 an hour which is high for this entry level job where you don’t need experience. High school age kids were doing it.
Your problem is less about education and more about you don’t work. 2019 was a long time ago. I would say just go get a job. Doesn’t need to be a career , you need another introduction to work and being employed in general.
If your mental health problems are so bad that it keeps you from working, go get help. It will definitely likit how far you go in life untreated.
I am thinking USPS? They will work you to the ground but you’re young and you’ll make good money compared to most other places. Or any retail stores and if you have trouble getting a job just apply during October when they are getting ready for holidays
Military. I joined at 23. Got out after tour. VA home loan got a house 0 down. 9/11 GI bill paid for school. I’m now a nurse and run my own clinic. Air Force or Navy.
Customer service jobs are your best bet. They don’t require much experience. It may not be the best option but it’s something
If you can get in to target (or a ton of other entry level companies) you can get a degree for free through them. I am currently working on a computer programming certificate totally free. My close friend there is getting her masters on Targets dime too
I was in a similar situation a while back. I have social anxiety and depression and it sucks, so I understand the struggle is very real. I also have no degree, only a high school diploma. So I started off working part time in retail- I was pretty out of my comfort zone but it definitely helped me break out of my shell a little bit. I’m still very introverted though so I left retail and started working in a call center for AAA roadside assistance. I loved it because I wasn’t talking to people face to face- I was on the membership side so when people called in to pay a bill or ask questions all I did was answer them. That gave me some phone experience which led me to an office receptionist job. The office I was in was the back office for a construction company so once again I was just answering phones, added in opening mail, scanning paper work for billing and some data entry. Again, I loved this because I didn’t have to confront my anxiety and I pretty much worked by myself lol. I’m currently an office coordinator for a law firm- I had 0 experience in a law firm but they hired me anyway- now I still answer the phones and do all the clerical work I’ve been doing but I make a bit more because its a fancy job title at a law firm lol I also deal with vendors here and there but that’s little interaction in the phone or via email. I’d say apply to office jobs and things that you don’t think you fully qualify for because someone out there is willing to give you a chance. I hope this helps or gives you a least a little bit of insight. Good luck with everything I’m rooting for you 🙂
Receptionist at a small business.
Help Desk
You can try starting being a receptionist and then work your way up to be a payroll specialist
Real estate?