This post is the whole game right here OP, you got these two methods.
Other than those two, you need a degree along with experience, or some cert's and experience.
Good paying jobs that require no degree or experience?
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This post is the whole game right here OP, you got these two methods.
Other than those two, you need a degree along with experience, or some cert's and experience.
That's actually not a bad idea. I stay 5 minutes from a university (UNCC)
HeavyTheDon
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They ably pay $ 10/HR in Atlanta but it's easy work, their warehouses are climate controlled.
That's still retail though lol
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AlainLocke
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Oh and just to be on that good paying jobs tip. Construction jobs are good.
Call Center jobs are good but annoying.
Call Center jobs are good but annoying.
HeavyTheDon
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You're right, but I don't think it's nearly the same as working at Wal-Mart or something.
If you're that good why can't you just make a portfolio and start shopping around?
Sean312
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White people been doing it for centuries..nikkas always trying to get something for nothing.
Car Sales (i guess thats still kind of retail) are a good option but you will be put to WORK. You're gonna work 50+ hour workweeks and stay late a lot, but you can definitely go from nothing to something if you can hustle and stay motivated.
It's a lot of pressure. I think the base salary is actually pretty low but because you make commission the potential is high. My boy kept telling me how they would threaten to cut his paycheck in half if he didn't sell x amount of phones + x amount of tablets.
OP one of the simplest things is learning Excel, i cant tell you how many offices live off the spreadsheet system, if you can learn enough it will be easier for you to get an office job
become a notary, my brother does this as a side hustle and makes a couple hundred a week, all you really are is a professional witness and signer and its not that hard to get your license
anything involving something creative - music production, videographer, graphic designer etc.
couple years ago, i finally figured out that my passion is video, but i didnt have a film degree or any of that bs, so i took my last 1k and bought a camera and other gear and started my own video business
or if you like building things, woodworking can be very lucrative, basically you build furniture like chairs, tables, coffee tables and sell them, custom pieces bring in a nice stream of money
become a notary, my brother does this as a side hustle and makes a couple hundred a week, all you really are is a professional witness and signer and its not that hard to get your license
anything involving something creative - music production, videographer, graphic designer etc.
couple years ago, i finally figured out that my passion is video, but i didnt have a film degree or any of that bs, so i took my last 1k and bought a camera and other gear and started my own video business
or if you like building things, woodworking can be very lucrative, basically you build furniture like chairs, tables, coffee tables and sell them, custom pieces bring in a nice stream of money