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>>2153756
>>2153760
I don't know. Sorry anon. Might as well suicide pact with me.

>7 days for money to transfer to account
Fucking kill me.

Can employed people give examples of interview questions and proper answers to them?

I'm 23 and have never passed an interview. I'm tired of working factory jobs through temp services that don't do interviews. I want a real job applicable to my future in Accounting, but I'm terrible at dealing with HR interviews. I don't an answer to anything because I've never experienced any of the questions asked.

Can somebody provide good examples of how to answer common questions, or is there some sort of interview cheat sheet?

>23
>make $19/hour
>take home ~$1,320 every 2 weeks
>debt free
>have ~$400 left every month after expenses
>been saving
>barely have $4K saved

Should I

A) Cut back on expenses and save until I'm 30 and move to the Philippines or Thailand and die of HIV by 40

B) Move back in with Dad at his cockroach infested trailer park home and go to community college then transfer to Uni for Accounting or something

C) Continue this dreadful life, marry a fat white "country" girl that plays mind games every day, and maybe die from alcoholism in my 40s when every factory job has been replaced by automation.

D) Give up everything now and try to beat the high score at a local mall or concert event.

I'm 23 and I've worked for my Father's janitorial company since I was 19. No employment history before that. I don't really get paid. I just get free housing and still treated like a kid. He buys me clothes, video games, etc. pretty much whenever I ask. I work maybe 3-4 hours a day doing inventory, invoices, bookkeeping, etc. Mostly computer stuff.

How do I write a resume with this experience to get a real job? I'm too autistic to get any retail/fast food/customer service job and do fat to do any general labor job without wanting to pass out. I just want a basic office cubicle job. Do you need people skills during an interview to get a job at a call center? I can't even pass interviews at grocery stores and fast food. They say I need to be more elaborate and more confident. It's not my fault they make me speed walk behind them to the other end of the store then immediately start asking questions while I'm catching my breath.

What do? Could I become a delivery driver or something? Just want something easy to start with to make my own money for once. Maybe go to community college.

I bought 10 BTC at $12 many years ago but reset my PC and didn't know how wallets worked.

Thought of buying at $290 but thought it was kill because it's a monopoly now.

>tfw smart but lazy
>tfw obese but healthy
>tfw white but african american

>buy stock
>it goes down
>every time