How to get an OK job in UK with little to no experience?
>fell for the uni meme and dropped out, because I couldn't stand the overall bureaucracy
"Struggling with finding a job + all of that ruckus" thread in general, I guess?
You're a twat
>>16901703
No, I'm not. A jobless count? Absolutely.
>>16901727
Nah you just seem like a twat
Pretty sure I can sum you up in 5 sentences
>>16901737
Do it, and maybe that'll give me some proper drive.
>>16901696
>>16901696
>didn't define what an ok job is
>didn't explain how little your experience is
>didn't mention anything about how long you were in school, what you did or who you met there
>still expecting serious advice
>>16901742
You say you're from a lesser off family, you're just lazy.
You had potential but you wasted it doing nothing useful.
You tried to claw back so dignity over your life by going to university, but that was a stupid fucking idea
Now you frequent Japanese picture boards, not asking for advice, but lurking, taking in all the information about painless/undignified suicides
To the normal eye you're fine, but secretly you want all the pain to stop, too scared to end it because you're a huge faggot that still cares about people who don't even give you the time of day
>>16901756
I don't particularly want personal advice, but you're right, I should give this thread a proper foundation.
>OK as not back breaking and McDonald-tier pay.
>19 years old, 2 years of catering experience.
>Electronics, did 2 years and met no one who could help me in this matter.
>>16901764
Very vague and could apply to almost every millennial. The only point, I'd partially agree with is the lazy part, but I am by no means a so called - "lazy genius", so I am self-aware and always willing to kick myself in the ass. [spoiler]I also ditched those people you're talking about ages ago, back in high-school.[/spoiler]
>>16901816
Good, because I haven't and probably will never because then who would serve on my every whim
