I make $16 an hour at a warehouse and I make every 2 wks $1k im older now and it got to point I can no longer afford anything & need at least $800 weekly to afford rent , my own studio, my bills, and money free to save each month. I haven’t completed school yet as for long time I haven’t been sure what I wanted do but now I know but school would start January.
I have a food safety card, studying this weekend Cpr certification as well.
I’m good with customer service. When I was 24 I sold clothes online had my own online store & people would come pickup outside.
I do uber eats on side sometimes so I’m used to handling people their food carefully & quickly.
im quiet but I enjoy work with people, attentive, organized.
i wanted be a trainer lead get promoted but the job is toxic and only choses friends so im being overlooked ignored & need quit as they won't keep me here forever with no progress.
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You’re right to move now; $16 in a toxic place with no growth isn’t sustainable.
Based on what you shared, realistic $20+/hr paths without a degree:
1. Hospital/clinic jobs
- Patient transporter, ER tech aide, scheduler, front desk.
- Your CPR + people skills help. Apply to big hospital systems.
2. Property management / leasing agent
- Office hours, commission potential, heavy customer service.
3. Hotel front desk / night audit
- Many pay close to/over $20 in cities; room for promotion.
4. Delivery / driving
- Amazon Flex, UPS seasonal helper/driver, medical courier.
If you tell me your city/region, I can suggest more targeted roles and a 30‑day plan.