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Anonymous users2024-01-24Barbers, car repairers, machine riveters, lathe workers, electronic appliance repairers, etc., these are all things that can eventually open their own shops and become bosses.
There is a shortage of blue-collar workers in our country.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can test your career inclination, and we recommend the Holland Career Interest Scale.
Get a driver's license and be a driver is right for you!
Your experience is similar to mine, I also did a lot of low-level work after graduation, and found that there is no development prospect without a skill, I don't want to do those physical jobs, and it is not the life I want, and then I found that the application of the Internet is getting wider and wider, and the working environment is comfortable in the future, and there are many opportunities for development, which is a very promising technology.
It depends on what you are interested in, if you are not interested, you will not be able to learn anything, after all, learning technology is related to the work you will be engaged in in the future. If you are interested in computers, you can engage in the IT industry, especially programming, the salary is very high, and there is a lot of room for development in the future. You can go to the computer school to learn more about it and see if you are suitable for studying.
No one can give you a specific amount of time, but I believe that as long as you study hard and accumulate work experience, it shouldn't take long, believe in yourself and work hard!
If you want to be a chef, you need to go to school to learn and train, not to be a chef in a restaurant, and only after passing the training in the chef school can you apply for a job as a chef and talk about your cooking skills.