I want a job but I feel I have no skills or ability. I am unsure as to which sort of job will suit me.Advice?

Question

PLEASE HELP ME.

Answer 1

What a depressive cry for help!!! Of course you have skills and ability. What about your computer skills? What about your charming personality? What about your education? Can you add and make change for a dollar? Don't limit yourself. Your local college should offer a career exploration class that will help you determine what kinds of jobs/careers are out there. Invest that money into yourself and your future. You owe it to yourself.

Answer 2

You could try fast food, I personally never liked it. Or you could try being a cashier. Many times you don't need a lot of skill or ability to get a job b/c many of them will train you. I used to be a waitress and you get great tips! You usually have to start out as a hostess though, but that is ok too. It all depends on what you are into. Do you like meeting and greeting new people? Then a cashier/waitress/hostess etc would be great. But if you like working alone, maybe try getting in with a cleaning service or housekeeping or maybe even a paper route if you are an early bird. And if you don't like the job, move on and try something different until you do find what suits you. Good luck!

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Answer 4

Go back to school. Many sales jobs provide on the job training.
Join the Army.

BTW you need to express your current situation without sounding so negative "no skills or ability" is not a good way to approach an employer.

Answer 5

Ask yourself what are your interests. Have you heard the expression: "People who cannot do, teach?" Maybe a teaching assistant job or school bus monitor job to start.
Sales is another field where you do not need skill, education, training. You have to ask for the order; the hardest part of sellilng.

Answer 6

Don't underestimate yourself honey, you're just as good as others if not more. Think about things you like doing, are you good at computers?...try the IT field then...do u enjoy being with kids?...if so, try teaching/daycare....r u good at pursuading?, try sales...what about interpersonal skills?...numeric skills?...presentation skills?...team work?..multi tasking?...Its only YOU who can decide what's good for you. As others have suggested, try visiting the local job centre or something, they might be able to guide you in the right direction.

Try this, this might help you identify your skills: -

http://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/myjobsite_questionnaire.cgi

Good luck
-Steff

Answer 7

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Answer 8

I would call local career counseling centers. Also look into community college programs that might suit your aptitudes and interests.

Answer 9

Everyone has a niche in society....it would be a matter of you working out what you enjoy doing and finding work in a similar field......good luck

Answer 10

Figure out what you enjoy doing, like computers, photography, anything.. then research your hobby, see what kind of degree you need, or if you need one at all and then go from there.