What's the best way to find a job.?

If you have no experience in a field, then your choices are limited, and fast food is one of the choices for young people to get started in. Look at your State, County, and local Cities websites for employment

Ya got to look at what you learned in fast food. working in fast food has nothing to do with fast food. It has to do with your accomplishments. Package that and then hit the street relating how your experience would fit nicely into another field. But, do not say "never" again. You may rely on your experience in the future just in case you get in a pinch.

Determine first what kind of job you really like and where are you good at. In that way it will be easy for you to know what and where you can find the best job for you. Try to visit this site... it will give you more helpful ideas.

I don't recommend online job web browsers because those are sometimes unreliable and unfamiliar. When I first started having jobs, these were the things I used to find them: 1) Referrals. Referrals, referrals, referrals! Friends who have jobs in places can actually refer you to their company, and it often gives you an "easier" pass for the job interview - because that friend referred you. It's also easier to get in if the company isn't anything like a financial group, but something more laid-back such as working at the YMCA or at the swimming pool. For referrals to work you need: -Leadership qualities -A good knowledge of the job and its qualifications -Good social abilities when it comes to interviews If referrals don't work and you come across an interesting workplace that is looking for suitable working candidates, you need: 1) A good resume. In a resume you need many things, such as merits you got in school, leadership courses taken, and so on. 2) Familiarity with the occupation. When you're in a job interview, you need to know the occupation like thick concrete. Job interviewers look for people who not only have a good resume, but good experience and promising knowledge to sustain the occupation. Hope I helped, --Mandy.

try snagajob.com. you go to this website punch in your area code and will tell you anywhere that hiring in your area. works really good!

I don't recommend online job web browsers because those are sometimes unreliable and unfamiliar. When I first started having jobs, these were the things I used to find them: 1) Referrals. Referrals, referrals, referrals! Friends who have jobs in places can actually refer you to their company, and it often gives you an "easier" pass for the job interview - because that friend referred you. It's also easier to get in if the company isn't anything like a financial group, but something more laid-back such as working at the YMCA or at the swimming pool. For referrals to work you need: -Leadership qualities -A good knowledge of the job and its qualifications -Good social abilities when it comes to interviews If referrals don't work and you come across an interesting workplace that is looking for suitable working candidates, you need: 1) A good resume. In a resume you need many things, such as merits you got in school, leadership courses taken, and so on. 2) Familiarity with the occupation. When you're in a job interview, you need to know the occupation like thick concrete. Job interviewers look for people who not only have a good resume, but good experience and promising knowledge to sustain the occupation. Hope I helped, --Mandy.

Determine first what kind of job you really like and where are you good at. In that way it will be easy for you to know what and where you can find the best job for you. Try to visit this site... it will give you more helpful ideas.

If you have no experience in a field, then your choices are limited, and fast food is one of the choices for young people to get started in. Look at your State, County, and local Cities websites for employment

try snagajob.com. you go to this website punch in your area code and will tell you anywhere that hiring in your area. works really good!