Full time or part time job?

[bingbongbangbung]

Parents are retiring soon, I already graduated, and I frankly want to live on my own; sadly my startups will be severely delayed if I do full-time.

Full-Time

Part-Time

[Jennz6]

I’m always working

[bingbongbangbung]

So full time then? What work should I do? I don't wanna do anything too physically demanding nor work at odd hours. Sadly I don't really qualify for any skilled jobs aside from tech, but I'm investing all of my tech prowess into my startups. I studied social sciences in university from 2016 to 2019 and took computer programming from 2021 to 2023 in college. I sadly don't have any "real" work experience aside from volunteering at a food bank as well as at some thrift store; well I do, but working a few hours at a warehouse before getting fired is a joke. It'd actually be better if I told employers that I never worked before except for those volunteering positions lol 😂

[Jennz6]

Maybe computer repair business?

[bingbongbangbung]

I don't know how to physically fix computers aside from some stuff like replacing the storage

[exitseven]

Whats a startup?

[bingbongbangbung]

When someone starts up a small business; you seriously don't know what it is? I'm not gonna tell potential employers that I'm the CEO, COO, and founder of my own tech startup of course. If you're wondering, I am almost past the seed stage, but developing the AI products is gonna take longer than I imagined. Basically since a lot of my team members left and I wasted too much time waiting for investors, I decided to skip making a prototype and go straight to creating the final product. Of course if the clients want further modifications, I'd gladly do so as long as they pay up and tell me exactly what they want.

[exitseven]

oh, yes I knew all that. I thought that there was something else. It is hard for a person my age to keep up. Having a small business is always risky. There are statistics that say most fail in the first year. Get a real Day Job and concentrate on that and work on the startup until it becomes clear it will be viable.

[bingbongbangbung]

My business isn't physical and since it's based on AI, it's actually very low risk; yeah most businesses do cause they have to deal with physical assets, marketing, and/or employees to survive. I can literally do everything myself, but I'm having some team members tag along to decrease my burden and liability if I ever get sued by a Karen. And yeah that's the plan for the time being: work in a normie job while I continue developing the products for my startup (s) and then when they take off well enough, I quit being a wage slave.