/adv/ - I am once asking: What are some jobs an early-mid - Advice

Anonymous

10/01/25(Wed)15:06:16 No.33742972

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Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)15:06:16 No.33742972 Archived

I am once asking:
What are some jobs an early-mid 20 something year old with social anxiety and autism do that aren't too demanding and/or are pretty laid back in nature?

I don't currently have a license so I can't work as a trucker or anything.

I also don't have a college degree but I have worked in retail before.

Someone please help me out because I'm super lost.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)15:32:08 No.33743099

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)15:32:08 No.33743099

>>33742972
List:
1. Your skills and experience in anything even slightly useful to a potential employer.
2. The part of the world.
3. City or rural.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)15:32:30 No.33743102

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)15:32:30 No.33743102

Overnight security. There aren't a lot of chill jobs anymore, Mr shekelberg demands that everyone be worked right to the edge of death.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)17:01:15 No.33743599

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)17:01:15 No.33743599

>>33743099
1. Retail, bilingual, point of sales system experience
2. Texas
3. City

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)18:29:06 No.33743913

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)18:29:06 No.33743913

I got a relatively cozy job in a kitchen for a meal prep service, so much more laid back than a kitchen at a restaurant with constant time pressure. Fucking bald ass faggot retard boss decided to reset because he didn't like the head chefs so he hired a whole new crew and everybody quit and then I tried to hang on but he cut my hours and forced me out as well.