/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50432695
>Not true at all. I know i will have to work for peanuts right now IF i can even get a job but i'm wanting to plan and start on something that will benefit me well in a few years time whether that's coding and going down the devops route or anything else. However, starting on the bottom doesn't mean i want to work retail or warehouse, i want to work a job where i can progress and earn more each year.
It's easier to get a job when you have a job, anon. And a shitty retail/warehouse/bar job is going to beneficial; it fills your CV in the meantime, it shows potential employers you're not a headcase who can't keep a schedule and - more than anything else - it will light a fire under your arse to improve yourself and your lot. you might even make some friends and get laid along the way. Even a call centre job (for a financial company, for instance?) is better than adding another two years to the 5 year chasm on your CV while you sp[end it upskilling (something you haven't manged to do in the past half decade). Get a job. Any job. Use that experience as motivation.