and interview.
we got BLS.gov/OOH for real info on jobs/careers.
real info on which ones actually pay and are indemand.
which ones are.
see if Canada has a site like that.
here if u over 18 - u can become a security guard.
many will have places where u sit at a desk, in a car
6 of 8 hours.
Sell crack and carry a gun.
You should find a job working on a website like wattpad. Maybe even try some customer service jobs like verizon.But it all depends on your location and hours.
I'm a 19 Year old teen who just graduated high school who needs a desk job. I was born with bilateral club feet, and I'm unable to work for too many hours on my feet or I'm in unbearable pain, and sometimes unable to walk. I have job experience in a few kitchens, a retail skateboarding store, and a grocery store. For the most part I had to keep leaving these jobs because of my feet.
Not working isn't an option because I need to put myself through College. I only have little job experience and it seems like receptionists need more education than high school, or experience I don't have. As well as driving jobs need a full license (I have my G2 in Canada not my G). I've applied so many placs without success. It seems easy for me to get a normal "teen job" but a sitting one seems impossible, but is what I need.
I will not give up, and I'm ready to work hard and long hours however it can't be on my feet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
