A job?

[espio100]

24 more days untill newyear and I can start working as a student
But how does all that stuff work? Do you like walk at some company, give your CV and than what? Or ask them? No idea actually.
I really want to work because I get some experience and money to buy myself a computer.
So yeah, what do?
Also /discuss I guess.
And maybe /help

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[PurpleSir]

here you go

[Drydess]

Learn HTML and CSS, they aren't so hard. You can get an easy 20-30 an hour freelancing websites for people. High in demand and high income

[jonnyman5656]

here you go

How about posting a google link, you could give him your personal experience on it, then again you are 14

[espio100]

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Learn HTML and CSS, they aren't so hard. You can get an easy 20-30 an hour freelancing websites for people. High in demand and high income

I alreay know html and css :^)

here you go

Yah no stuff
I meam how do I know companies are hiring and actually want to hire students

[KoopaScooper]

I meam how do I know companies are hiring and actually want to hire students

It's called putting in a resume.

[Drydess]

I meam how do I know companies are hiring

nice meam

[IkeTheGeneric]

#1 look through local newspaper
#2 go around local areas looking for places with a help wanted or now hiring notice
#3 check common retail areas
#4 google for local help wanted notices
#5 ask your parent(s) if their workplace is hiring

[espio100]

nice meam

national socialist

#1 look through local newspaper
#2 go around local areas looking for places with a help wanted or now hiring notice
#3 check common retail areas
#4 google for local help wanted notices
#5 ask your parent(s) if their workplace is hiring

The sunday paper usually has a ton of job listing things or whatever its called. I guess I can do that.
I have never in my life seen a paper on the wall asking they need help. Or I never notice
Can do
Done that, most are stuffty toilet cleaning jobs with €5/hour
My father drives trains and my mother does administrative things for the police so I doubt I can help

[SteveJenkins]

Done that, most are stuffty toilet cleaning jobs with €5/hour

better than nothing eh

a first job isn't going to be grand, gotta start somewhere

[espio100]

better than nothing eh

a first job isn't going to be grand, gotta start somewhere

Well in my country 5 bucks an hour is litteraly nothing. A decent loan is 8 per hour (for a student). And I dont really get  get experience cleanig up stuff

[ßlöükfáce]

Well in my country 5 bucks an hour is litteraly nothing. A decent loan is 8 per hour (for a student). And I dont really get  get experience cleanig up stuff

experience isnt just doing the specific work, it's also having a job in general
any experience with having and keeping a job is a good thing to show employers

[Darryl McKoy]

You might be a bit young for it yet but customer service (call centre) jobs are great for students. They're high stress, which means high staff turn-over, resulting in lots of positions. They're often very flexible with times too because they have such high turnover.