whats some good careers that dont require a degree?
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move and growjust got my grades back for the semester idk if college is for me brehs
medical weed.
then your good.
Billy Preston
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This right here - If I could excel at one skill, it would be selling. If you can flourish at selling, your skies the limit.
Yep.
Kings County
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which branch got the cleanest facilities? air force? im not finna go to no dirty rusty ass barracks gimmie a nice desk job
BigE214
Future GOAT
Hospitality.
The connects you'll meet working at a Hilton/Marriott in NY
They are firm believers of promoting from within, you'll be gucci. Work hard and let it be know what you want to do and I promise you, you'll be in management in 5 years or less.
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I know a dude in Atlanta that started a business cleaning carpets. He advertises on Groupon and even has some clients out of town. He's coming over to crib next week to clean my carpets. His website sucks so I'm gonna offer to see if he wants help updating it.
I know another dude who started a business being a mobile mechanic. You call him and he'll meet you where you're at and fix whatever problems you got (change oil, breaks, replace tires, troubleshoot engine issues, etc).
There's a million ways to make money. nikkas gotta stop thinking starting a business means starting the next Google. Just be a hustler and you can make money.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Also if you're a self starter, consider getting into IT. Pass your A+ certification and maybe a Microsoft cert and you can do help desk starting anywhere from 40-50k/yr with little experience.
@Talkofnewyork
@Talkofnewyork
i get what he means though. some people be telling others on the coli to start a business with their liberal arts degree.
you at least need a skill to start a business.
Kings County
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wait what would be my job duties in hospitality? i'd be working in a hotel or some shyt ?Hospitality.
The connects you'll meet working at a Hilton/Marriott in NY
They are firm believers of promoting from within, you'll be gucci. Work hard and let it be know what you want to do and I promise you, you'll be in management in 5 years or less.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
i get what he means though. some people be telling others on the coli to start a business with their liberal arts degree.
you at least need a skill to start a business.
That's not really true either breh. I went to the mall yesterday and saw this dude who setup a sneaker cleaning service. Dude had a little line of dudes wanting to get their Jays cleaned.
When I was a freshman I met a student my age who had him a little lawn care service. I met him because I used to sell software to dudes on campus and he need a copy of Quicken.
A job isn't something you necessarily have to ask for, it can be something you create
BigE214
Future GOAT
Yeah but there's different departments within each organization. You just got to get your foot in the door. They have sales, events, restaurants, accounting..all offer entry level (no college) positions that you can work your way up from....the best thing you can do is jump around in all departments, learn how a hotel work. Then there's a corporate side to it as well that really laid back. Even if you got on as an admin you'll be working with a ton of hoes. lol