Should I even go to the interview if dairy queen calls me?

[Nicholas1302]

Im 31, soon to be 32. I applied for dairy queen. I applied because I live with my mom, and I feel worthless because I depend on her for a lot of things, and I need to get my shit together. I was being picky, and put off getting a job for months, but I feel like I need to apply for anything at this point. So I have pretty much zero skills. I've never used a cash register. Never cook. I barely even know how to count change. I realize this is an entry level job, and they hire teenagers, but even most teenagers know how to count change. I think I'd be completely useless. On top of that I have pretty bad social anxiety, and anxiety. If they call me for an interview, should I just ignore the call, and look for something else?

[AI Opinion]

It's important to step out of your comfort zone and seize the opportunity. Starting at Dairy Queen, an entry-level position, can be a valuable stepping stone. You'll gain experience, develop essential skills, and build confidence. It's okay to feel anxious; many people do, but growth often comes from challenging ourselves. Embrace the chance to learn, and remember, everyone starts somewhere. This job can be a pathway to self-sufficiency and a more independent life. Trust your ability to adapt and grow. You can always seek support from training and colleagues to overcome initial challenges.

[HollyK21]

It sounds like you’re trying to talk yourself out of it and if you don’t stop doing that you’ll never get a job no matter what it is. You have to stop letting your excuses get in the way.

[Nicholas1302]

You're right. Thanks

[Xawyx-2]

Sure, you should try it.