if I say I have my diploma on a job application will hiring managers check to make sure it's true? I can't take NEET life much longer.
>>28516143
why not at least get your GED? It has a discounted impact on employers compared to a diploma, though.
>>28516184
i still live with my weirdly controlling parents who won't let me get a high school equivalency. it's either go back and finish school "the right way" or nothing at all.
Cant imagine they would check that.
>>28516355
Just go straight to community college. Get FAFSA and enjoy the free school.
i asked myself the same question , and no they cant check it .
i used to make up different companies that i "worked" for , they believed every sentenced i told them.
they dont check it out.
>>28516143
why do you just assume you'll get a job OP? Because I have been sending out five applications a day for ten months and I never got called back.
>>28516143
probably not. Highschool diploma are basically worthless in this day and age. Only thing there good for is getting into college. Where you can get a slightly more but still worthless diploma
>>28516453
I don't assume, I've also been sending out tons of applications without results. I'm just wondering if "having" a diploma would increase my chances of a callback
>>28516580
High school graduate here, i haven't been getting any call backs myself so I don't think it makes a difference, it's basically the new GED
>>28517982
well, guess I'm fucked.
>>28516453
Try follow up calls don't expect them to look for you or contact you.that takes years.
>>28518384
Don't just send out applications. Contact the managers of where you want to work find out their work hours and go in person to talk with them. I've gotten a job every time I have done this.
>>28518673
I'm just applying to retail positions at this point since my resume is all but completely blank. On the application it says they'll contact you for an interview within x days if you're being considered, but are you still supposed to follow up?
