beenz
Rap Guerilla
or costco warehouse/store as well.
Good paying jobs that require no degree or experience?
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or costco warehouse/store as well.
BaldingSoHard
Veteran
Sales.
As long as you have the gift of gab, you can parlay that into a VERY lucrative career.
Get a haircut, spend some money on a couple nice (tailored) suits. Get your teeth whitened, and you can make a killing.
As long as you have the gift of gab, you can parlay that into a VERY lucrative career.
Get a haircut, spend some money on a couple nice (tailored) suits. Get your teeth whitened, and you can make a killing.
Factory jobs but you need a plug 99/100 so if you kno a nikka workin at any type of steel mill, factory, or any thing in manufacturing have them get you in.
A lot of em don't even have online apps so you just have to go to the industrial area in ya city, go to different factories, ask for apps, and sit there and fill em out. Some times you get a hit
When they ask what skills you have exaggerate the hell out it
some of these cats at my job bankin 2400+ take home and the work isn't bad unless you a
that can do a little hard work in the elements here and there
A lot of em don't even have online apps so you just have to go to the industrial area in ya city, go to different factories, ask for apps, and sit there and fill em out. Some times you get a hit
When they ask what skills you have exaggerate the hell out it
some of these cats at my job bankin 2400+ take home and the work isn't bad unless you a
that can do a little hard work in the elements here and there
beenz
Rap Guerilla
street heat
merchant of death
true story. they are paid a nice hourly wage, I believe up to 20 or so an hour and make commission on top of that. you could also look into being a field technician for them. they will hire almost anyone to be a directv contractor. those guys sometimes make 100k installing satellites on people's home. I'm not joking. the contractors are paid by the job and since at&t bought directv they are getting so much work they can't keep up.
When you making millions. Don't forget about my solid advice.That's actually not a bad idea. I stay 5 minutes from a university (UNCC)
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
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I daresay there certainly is a tilt of "hard-work to achieve a specific end" that errs on the side of people who attend college.nikkas acting like only college people work hard
That being said, OP better create something. Become a cop or a firefighter. Join the local Water Department of your city. There are public jobs, though they require training.
less than a $100 for the license, he did have to take a class and a test though, but nothing to serious, but it really depends state to state
he got clients through work, friends and facebook
Try saving some money and going to community college for CNC or machining. Those guys usually make 20+ dollars an hour and the work is easy.
Go to Indeed.com find your city, and look at the requirements of jobs that pay well. Then search how you can get those requirements.
Go to Indeed.com find your city, and look at the requirements of jobs that pay well. Then search how you can get those requirements.
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
No degree AND no experience, he just wants to waltz in there and get hired and make above minimum wage. 
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ANY job can be a good paying job. You just gotta have the fortitude to climb the ladder. It don't matter if you working at McDonald's or Walmart or whatever, if you got goals and aspirations you can pull dough if you're patient and willing to apply yourself. Temp jobs are good too, it's usually entry level menial work but most times it's a corporation, which means they have organizational structure and are always looking to find that 1 person out of however many that has what it takes. What most people fail to realize is that when a temp company pays you $8hr that means the corporation is paying the temp company $16-20hr for your services to limit their liability (benefits/Disability), smh. Hell my job of the last ten years, where I'm now just several thousand shy of 6 figures (for tax purposes its more financially lucrative for me to stay at or below $92,500 and make the rest in bonuses, another lesson for another day) started off as a temp job. I just out competed everyone that was bullshytting when we started out barely making 20k on the phones 
ANY company that has a revenue of 1mil or more anually has a spot for you to grow into. If you're without a degree, like me, you just gotta understand that you're gonna be underpaid a lot of times and you can't get mad at that, if anything, the person with the degree that you beat out of the job is the only person that should be mad. Hustle forward brethren.
ANY company that has a revenue of 1mil or more anually has a spot for you to grow into. If you're without a degree, like me, you just gotta understand that you're gonna be underpaid a lot of times and you can't get mad at that, if anything, the person with the degree that you beat out of the job is the only person that should be mad. Hustle forward brethren.
