How to find a new job fast as a 20 years old girl?

[Anonymous]

Do you guys have advice? Like going to the store directly?

[Skinhead-1979]

Lets assume (I am assuming, not fishing for an answer), lets assume you live in the UK.

You go to the job centre; fill in the paperwork for basic Universal Credit benefits... and then you'll be obligated to look for a job, by all means possible for 32... could even be 40... hours a week until you got a job. attend your appointments or your benefits will be stopped, do everything they demand of you or your benefits are being stopped... Your ass belongs to the government now.

(No one does the 40 hour search, but it is being expected of you)

If you do get a job... Congrats, you just won the lottery. Now 'slavery' at minimum wage starts (for most people of course, some are lucky).

Assuming you live in the US... I can't help you much with that am I afraid. I'd say create a CV, or resume as it is called in the US, and keep sending that every possible company you are interested in. Research the job because it will help you at your job interview.

Dress well when going to an interview... here in the UK they claim you should wear a suit; yeah, right... for a minimum wage job? Nah.

[Nirmroth]

I don't know were you life but just have your eyes open when you walk trough a city and espacially near Restaurants or supermarkets. there's usually always a sign searching for help/part timers etc.

In my country we have an institute from the state that you can go to that will help you getting a job quick out of own interest.

[Nirmroth]

Newspaper and obviously internet might be the best places to look for jobs for aswell

[jennifer_bloom]

When you’re young and female, retail stores always want to hire you. I got around an interview every day I went job hunting.

[Danny_dan92]

Create resume…




Accomplishments, skills.




Submit application.




Prepare for interview.




Do the interview.




Check in from time to time (unless they tell you you’re hired at the end of the interview) checking from time to time shows you really want the job. Which to employers is appealing

[Sasquach]

Going to the store is a usually a waste of time ( you could send out 10 applications in the time it takes to prepare, travel, and talk )

If you just need work, focus on jobs in the service industry with a high turn over. Also prioritize local over remote if you are short on time

[noohair]

Did you finish your degree? My daughter got a BS in physiology from UF and is making 50K to start.

[Luckycharms12]

Had out CVS or resume as they say in the US still works best I've always found.

[paledreams]

Waitress, barista, cafe, cleaner or gas station -