Help!
I have a lot of hands on experience in my desired field of work, but not a lot of job experience. Would that be a problem getting into the field I want to go into?
What do you like to do? How much do you need to earn to learn it.
Food service will be your best bet. It teaches you customer service, multi tasking and patience. Arby's, Taco Bell or Subway are great places to start. Just remember this is your beginning and know matter what you can always refer back to your first job for a reference. Some fast foods pay for college and being a manager opens doors for other higher paying jobs. Where ever you land, do the best job possible, go to work clean, and keep a great attitude. Good luck!
Rueben what type of job are you looking for? I am a recruiter just let me know what type of job you're looking for and I will assist you in every which way I can.
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We all friends here u gottabe more specific. That could beflipping burgers for all we know. Then I say yes. But in other cases you need a college degree sometimes you have a lot of experience the job will not make you have to have a college degree but depends on the field and depends on what where you're at no girls so I mean tell us exactly what's going on and we'll try our best to help you
Hi Reuben! I don't see why that would be an issue necessarily. Experience is always great to have even if it's volunteer based. Did you add that to your resume as well as the skills gained? We have a [BIG job fair] (https://www.jobcase.com/chicago-job-fair) coming up soon as well, will you be stopping by? : )
What is your field Cross dressing