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I need to find some basic work somewhere, and as fast as I could get one. I'm thinking about looking for some warehouse where I can do basic labor or some other mindless work. Any other jobs that I could look for, where no serious skills are needed and I don't have to socialize at all? Also what is the best way to go about getting these jobs, I doubt applying online will get me anywhere, should I just try walking into one of these places and directly ask if they have work?
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>>32569300
Go to your local unemployment/careers center. They know your local job market and will give the best advice specifically for you. It's literally what they're paid to do.
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>>32569300
Apply mcdonalds
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>>32569300
Go to your tourism office website, there should be a list of all hotels and their email addresses. Apply to all of them at once (be careful to send the email so that they don't see other recipients). Hotels are ALWAYS recruiting, you will have a job within a week.
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Make a sign saying $10 BJs
You do 5 a day, 5 days a that's $1000 a month. That's your floor. You should be able to do a lot more than that. And it will snowball as you start getting more and more repeat customers and regulars



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