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    Aug 12, 2012, 10:14 AM
    How do I start
    Fresh out of high school and no idea what to do. How did you get started and what advice do you have
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    Aug 12, 2012, 10:27 AM
    Are you good at anything in particular -- tinkering with cars or building things? Probably the best thing to do is get a job doing SOMEthing--work at a fast-food restaurant or regular one, even just washing dishes. Or shelve books at a library. Or stocking shelves at a store. That will lead you to other jobs.

    My son graduated from h.s. and started shelving books at a library. He is still at that library 21 years later and has expanded his duties into a nice career.
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    Aug 12, 2012, 10:32 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Realtalkink View Post
    Fresh out of high school and no idea what to do. How did you get started and what advice do you have

    Being more mature might be helpful - https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/marria...ly-689441.html
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    Aug 12, 2012, 04:31 PM
    Thanks for the info...
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    Aug 12, 2012, 04:32 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Wondergirl View Post
    Are you good at anything in particular -- tinkering with cars or building things? Probably the best thing to do is get a job doing SOMEthing--work at a fast-food restaurant or regular one, even just washing dishes. Or shelve books at a library. Or stocking shelves at a store. That will lead you to other jobs.

    My son graduated from h.s. and started shelving books at a library. He is still at that library 21 years later and has expanded his duties into a nice career.
    THANKS that's actually very helpful
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    Aug 12, 2012, 05:17 PM
    Ok after reading your other posts, perhaps fast food service may be for you at this point.

    But you go from place to place to place, apply 5 to 10 places very day. Talk to friends you have that work at various places see if they can help you. Find if family or family friends work somewhere that can help you
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    Aug 12, 2012, 05:29 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck View Post
    Ok after reading your other posts, perhaps fast food service may be for you at this point.

    But you go from place to place to place, apply 5 to 10 places very day. Talk to friends you have that work at various places see if they can help you. Find if family or family friends work somewhere that can help you
    Well... Considering my 4.0 gpa, I don't think fast food services would really fit.
    I just had trouble deciding how to start a career or what I wanted to do, but thanks.
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    Aug 12, 2012, 05:34 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Realtalkink View Post
    Well... Considering my 4.0 gpa, i dont think fast food services would really fit.
    I just had trouble deciding how to start a career or what i wanted to do, but thanks.

    You had a 4.0 in high school? Is that what you are saying?

    You wait until AFTER you graduated to choose a career and select a college or trade school?

    Sorry, but I'm having problems believing you.
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    Aug 12, 2012, 05:53 PM
    Perhaps you are just on here to be silly, but your answers on other questions, your writing style and sentence usage is far from a 4.0 grade average,

    But if it is, guess what, that 4.0 plus a dollar still will not get you a soda in most stores. The 4.0 can help some in getting into a college, won't help a bit in the real world, finding a job. Your GPA is not even asked for on job applications.

    And a person fresh out of high school, has limited job choices anyway. And a fast food is not really that bad, and in a bit can even get some limited management chance.
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    Aug 12, 2012, 05:57 PM
    Yes, fast food or shelving books at the library or whatever. Always work with cheerfulness and accuracy and good speed so your supervisor will want to give you a raise and promote you.
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    Aug 12, 2012, 06:22 PM
    Im sorry that I'm not grandiloquently speaking in every post that I make, mostly because answering questions on this site are a way to pass time not a profession. Also I haven't told you anything about my situation so making assumptions that I did not prepare at all in 4 years is simply ignorant. Finally don't call me immature when you have spent this much time making " offensive" replys when you have a marriage problem. No offense
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    Aug 13, 2012, 04:20 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Realtalkink View Post
    Im sorry that im not grandiloquently speaking in every post that i make, mostly because answering questions on this site are a way to pass time not a profession. Also i havent told you anything about my situation so making assumptions that i did not prepare at all in 4 years is simply ignorant. Finaly dont call me immature when you have spent this much time making " offensive" replys when you have a marriage problem. No offense

    I realize it is possible that English is not your first language. For the third time I am NOT the person who asked the "marriage" question. I AM one of the people who answered it. Again, it is/was NOT a question I posted. Perhaps reading it yet again will help clarify that for you.

    You absolutely ignored (or didn't understand) the question and then minimized the OP's concern. In fact, it appears you still don't understand the question.

    No one is here answering questions as a profession. We're all volunteers.

    I find it remarkable that someone with a 4.0 isn't getting a scholarship ride.

    And I disagree in one respect - I think you do post in a pompous manner for no reason I can determine.
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    Aug 13, 2012, 09:01 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by JudyKayTee View Post
    I realize it is possible that English is not your first language. For the third time I am NOT the person who asked the "marriage" question. I AM one of the people who answered it. Again, it is/was NOT a question I posted. Perhaps reading it yet again will help clarify that for you.

    You absolutely ignored (or didn't understand) the question and then minimized the OP's concern. In fact, it appears you still don't understand the question.

    No one is here answering questions as a profession. We're all volunteers.

    I find it remarkable that someone with a 4.0 isn't getting a scholarship ride.

    And I disagree in one respect - I think you do post in a pompous manner for no reason I can determine.
    Haha well I guess you make at least one good point I don't really care much about this website or about others problems and you still fail to understand I haven't told you anything about my life accept my gpa the question was only out of curiosity, I only wanted to know how others started their careers. The only reason I'm still arguing with you is because I find it pretty funny so yes to the previous post, I am just being silly. Finally you should stop making assumptions of who I am, just because I'm smart doesn't mean I'm going to brag about it on the internet to peopl I don't know or in your case, try to hard on a fairly unpopular website, besides if we all judged people we never met id assume you were some stuck up "geek" with such a dull lifestyle that you spend countless of hours on the internet.

    Sincerely,
    Guy with 4.0

    Ps. Can't wait to see your reply
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    Aug 13, 2012, 09:11 AM
    Oh, c'mon, realtalkink, let's stop scrapping with Judy and get back to business.

    Are you willing to reveal in which country you are? That will help me help you with job hunting and future career ideas.
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    Aug 13, 2012, 09:14 AM
    Due to the badgering nature of the OP, this thread is now closed.

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