The Best 'No Experience Required' Jobs (r/AskReddit)

what's the best no experience required job sweeping machine driver drive a forklift a sized sweeper around during the night listen to whatever you want as loud as you want relatively good pay compared to other kinds of cleaning jobs night security guard spend your evenings studying up to be something else grain silo work $25 an hour and mostly all you do is sweep or take a nap and sometimes explode the railroad isn't a bad gig great retirement plan and regular pay engineers can make north of 100k just be prepared to be on call all the time railroads are definitely great employment locally pay is $25 for a shop helper which requires no experience you've got to be on point though because if your screw up the Union will throw you under the train faster than the company I used to work for a small clothing store at a resort hotel in Waikiki I worked many retail jobs in my time in Hawaii and had to deal with about as many rude customers as you would anywhere else but something about this place put all the customers in a good mood maybe the fact we were on the beach and I almost never had to deal with rude people it was a fairly slow gig too which gave my co-workers and a lot of downtime for bee sing which we did plenty of it was the only retail job I ever had where I never felt stress out on a lot of days we would open the doors to let a tropical breeze in the standard outfit was shorts t-shirt and flip-flops us guys who worked there love to flirt with the girls in a little jewelry kiosk next house and we would get hit on regularly by borer teen girls and their drunk middle-aged mothers looking for a tropical island fling we used to actually fight for who God to take out the trash because the dumpster was on the beach we would always time trash takeout for sunset and even the manager didn't get angry when it mysteriously took us ten minutes to go to the dumpster and back at the time I was living in a studio apartments in Waikiki just a couple blocks away and it was a 10-minute walk to work for me if that job had paid a living wage I'd probably still be there but I couldn't afford to live off my salary there I had to quit moved back to the mainland and go to grad school so I could get a career job I'm a college professor now making a decent living in a respectable career but sometimes I wish I was still selling t-shirts on the beach in Waikiki that was beautiful a couple years back there was the girl who auctioned off her virginity for something like 700k I'd say that this is the first job I've seen where no experience was absolutely required if you can get a doorman gig in Manhattan its 50k a year plus a crapload of tips plus full benefits holiday pay sick time personal time and they offer classes to be an electrician and plumber AMD stuff like that a good building will see you with 20k here in tips 50k dollars 70 K ain't much in Manhattan hotel des Clark get paid to place if 5-10 hours a day light cleaning and other duties that take less than an hour this is pretty much only an option for girls but nannying I get paid $15 HR to go hang out a wealthy family's house with their seven-year-old girl 20 hours a week yesterday I was there for eight hours and we braided bracelets colored and played trivia crack P shop manager I had that job all through undergrad the owner only came in Friday morning at 11 to pick up the deposits other than that my only work was ordering more tapes on Wednesday and restocking on Tuesday plus 10 minutes all a tape collection calls I gave myself all of the day shifts and hire staff to work nights what that meant was that I could sleep until 9:30 every morning be done work out for then get to my 4:30 or 7:00 p.m. class and always have my weekends free I would bring in a lawn chair do my readings write essays but mainly take naps behind the counter and barter free p for free pizza free vacuum repair free plumbing you name it sounds like you were a terrible fricking employee token white person on Chinese or Japanese boards there are some people who are professional white people sit on a few boards of directors in China or Japan just to make leadership photographs like they are an international bunch no work required except looking distinguished I delivered pizzas for three years and made more money now than I am working as a post-grad temp $13 HR if I also don't spend $300 ish depends on hours a month in gas so it's a trade-off most Friday and Saturday nights if you factor in tips I'd make a bit more than $20 HR but it was generally for only three four-hour bursts when I started opening on the weekends it was nice because I'd get about 810 hours a day on my paychecks then make at least 120 dollars on both Saturday and Sunday and if it's football season I'd sometimes make $500 from tips alone from a Friday night shift then opening Saturday and Sunday it's really dependent on hours though I worked 35 40 hours a week and worked longer shifts but it worked because I was still in school so working weird hours was easy if you get into it but only work about twenty hours a week you're generally working three hour rushes and while the burst money is okay you aren't building the money on your paycheck and you aren't going on trips where you take for five deliveries which is super efficient time money wise it's very easy to get stuck in Pizza Delivery if you're getting the good shifts and making good money a lot of people get used to taking home cash in pocket every night and it's easy as crap it tends to make every other occupation seem like a bad idea I've seen quite a few drivers where I work not quit until they are forced to do - getting in an accident or something stagehand most cities have labor companies that provide people for the entertainment industry specifically yes the hours are long and the work can be heavy but it generally pays well and you get to be involved in some pretty nice events concerts I started out as a stagehand straight out of high school worked hard and moved up in the industry I have worked in many countries on short and long projects I now design and earn a good salary it's still possible to make it without University as much as it could potentially be a nightmare babysitting as a kid was a really really easy way to have money as like a 12 year old I would go over to a neighbor's house at like 6:00 feed two kids dinner play a board game put them to sleep and then watch TV by myself and get paid for it no experience required so much that little children are trusted with human lives it's really hit or miss depending on the kids parents sometimes you get a good normal kid who eats his vegetables sometimes you get the spawn of Satan sometimes you just gotta roll the dice be a twitch girl streamer you play games and necklace give you money must be difficult for them with the new rules about showing cleavage and whatnot my friend works in fishing in Alaska half a year and frickin loves it half the time on it but half the time doing packaging and crap in a warehouse no experience required they even pay for your plane ticket there and back Alaska and Rome food everything she works like three four months a year and travels the rest of it the hours are rough but it seems like they make it fun while they're there and save a ton of money it may not be perfect you basically fall off the map for a couple of months but to work like that then have money to live your life for to stroke three of the year easily it has definitely entered my mind a few times oilfield started right out of high school no experience got my h2s and first aid now I'm making over 100k a year at 18 work crazy hours but depending on what you do it isn't as difficult as people say try having a family and work the fields protip save your cash and then buy a house with it and settle down Liberty Tax mascot you get to dress up as the symbol of freedom and dance outside the office I don't know I passed her particularly animated and over-the-top one this morning and I think the loss of dignity puts a big dent in the value of whatever you get paid YouTube in Canada you only need a high school diploma to become a civilian air traffic controller it's tough to make the cast during post training but you'll be making good cash you do Tower this is construed are requesting a flyby gas attendant only two states left get paid to do what the rest of the USA does fo free stripper definitely a stripper if you're interested in cooking go apply at a local restaurant and offer to wash dishes at the start if you're good dishwasher they'll move you up the ranks if you're 10th Evander that garbage about having to go to culinary school to be a cook chef is a complete farce I started working at a bar is a bouncer about four months ago it's pretty freakin rad the entire interview process was word-for-word do you have any problem with confrontation number you'll be working from 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. is that a problem for you number do you have any problem with occasionally mopping up puke number okay you've got the job I was actually floored because the bar I work at is corporately owned and the application process online was very official so I expected a much more thorough interview process cable guy spend your days helping people in their home who are always happy to see you and in the evening read article after article about how you and your company are trying to destroy the fabric of the universe retail everyone should have a retail job once in their life for at least six months you need no experience but you will learn a lot from it first you will probably learn what your ambition is if you think folding clothes at the gap and nothing else is not all that bad of a way to spend a year college might not be your future path if you're racing out of work to try and get in some classes you will learn how to time manage like a pro secondly you will learn social skills the ability or perhaps art of looking someone in the eye and have a conversation is something you need to practice without the glow of a phone nearby it is possible third you will learn that people all people are disgusting why is this important because once you realize that other people are human you think before acting and act a little nicer psychological fact fourth most importantly you will be a better shopper if you've had to fold shirts for an hour or serve people food for hours or clean bathrooms you will always remember that when you are on the other end sure some of you will feel vengeance and be well I cleaned this so can they but the vast majority will remember how much they hated when people acted up and avoid that same behavior the old golden rule in effect everyone should have a retail job once in their life for at least six months that's a horrible thing to wish on people apparently sign language interpreter I'm pretty sure this is referencing the Nelson Mandela memorial interpreter guy but as an ASL interpreter I just want to say it takes a crazy lot of work and experience just don't want anyone getting any wrong ideas there's already enough misconceptions on reddit involving Deaf culture deaf rights interpreting bartenders but handing is definitely not an easy job to attain without experience you usually have to spend at least a year working with the same restaurants for them to let you behind the bar and it is competitive because of the potential earnings full-time bartenders usually make more than their managers my first job out of college was as a repo man for a major bank entry-level position for my first two years Oh clearly I had no experience stealing cars the idea was that this was a career path for loan officers a good loan officer will understand the ramifications of making a bad loan my career spanned 12 years with the bank in Australia the highest paid no skills required is the traffic lollipop person you need to today a one-day course for one hundred and nine dollars and the pay is about $75 per HR yes $75 per HR shelf stacking at Woolies I love my knight fill job to be honest he all you need is genitals and somebody that until your ugly face and be at least somewhat attractive you have been visited by the be humble be stay humble and believe in yourself if you are new to the channel you can subscribe I publish new videos every day until then check out another video or don't either way have a great day you magnificent people

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Length: 13min 17sec (797 seconds)

Published: Thu Aug 15 2019