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Are you capable of doing physical work for a living, or (to be blunt) are you only suited for office-type work? You can make a decent living as a UPS driver or
by claudiulodro 3y ago
Are you capable of doing physical work for a living, or (to be blunt) are you only suited for office-type work? You can make a decent living as a UPS driver or postal worker, tradesperson (requires apprenticeship, but you get paid during it), or plenty of other careers. Competition in the white-collar business fields, where you're competing with the whole world, is much stiffer than competition in the local blue-collar fields, where you're competing with other people in town.
- notsurenymore 3y ago> Are you capable of doing physical work for a living, or (to be blunt) Maybe, but it would take more time than I’d like to get into shape. I do hear a lot about trade work, but the only jobs I ever see for it want highly experienced people. I even see entry level/experienced jobs ask for a year or two of experience (yeah it’s a big meme, but like I mentioned, I get rejected for fast food/retail jobs that are ostensibly entry level)