what would be a good job for someone with below skills?
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Obviously the jobs that you can do are dependent on your education and previous work experience.\n\nHowever, I would say that you might make a good entrepreneur.  If you started your own business you would always be the boss (although if you borrowed money from the bank you would have to be accountable to them).  As your business expands you will be able to hire more employees and use those leadership skills, and you can use your analytical skills to find ways to improve business.\n\nThere are lots of jobs that you could consider.  A real estate agent is often able to work independently.  You could look into something "new age" like life coaching, image consulting or career consulting.  You could provide a service to people in your area, like childcare, elder care or lawn care.  Alternately, if you've always had a "great idea" in the back of your head, you could put your invention skills to good use!  Basically, just find a hole in the marketplace and do what you can to fill it.  It might help to take an evening program through the local community college on business management.
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If you like the restaurant scene, that would be a good first job.  It strengthens your people skills, teaches you to deal with stress, etc.
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Java will be good for you.\n\n\nbut that mostly depends on how good you are at it.
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not much besides entry level jobs
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What is a GOOD job? \n\nI would classify a good job as one that I can earn a decent wage along with one that I would really enjoy doing.\n\nI would check out the local newspaper.
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Find a job you have the skills for, or go work for a temp agency and develop skills to use.
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A good job would be working in a library. You could also work as a dogwalker, babysiter, lawn care, helping someone in the family at a home business, sell on ebay, or work in a clothing store. You could sell something you are good at, such as making jewelry or baking. You could sell brownies or cakes. You could sell crafts. You can sell things on consignment. There are so many things that you can do, there are alot of things you can do that it doesn't mater what your age is. Good Luck, Dear
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**************************************************************\n\nI don't know that you can't earn a proper living uneducated. And that is assuming you mean no college education. You just may have to earn it with your hands and back. Or it will be unpleasant as in dirty or hazardous. In other words, factory work, or service/trade work.\n\nAn education will, on the average, earn you a higher wage. And you will likely not have to do as much physical labor. But in today's job market, an education is no guarantee of a better living.\n\nJust my thoughts on the matter though.\n\n***********************************************************
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university. more and more decent jobs these days are lookin for someone with a college (university) education.\n\nor you could always learn a trade, i guess, but you would be limiting yourself to that for a while.\n\ni suggest talking to an academic/career counselor for specifics. they are very helpful people, trust me.\n\ngood luck in your endeavors.
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Try MONSTER.COM to see if there are any jobs that look appealing.  Since you don't want to stay at entry level, look for companies that have *both* entry and advanced level jobs.\n\nOnce there, learn everything you can.  In fact, if your finances will allow it, tell them you'll work free for 2 weeks.  That will make you standout from the other applicants.\n\nMike Honeycutt
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Oh wow.  there are like a million dif jobs out there for you . . . start out by finding the underground guy.  the behind the scenes gal.  How about a night time stock clerk?  cleaning lady for a hotel?  bus boy for a restarant, ticket taker on the highway only has to deal with them for a second at a time.  auto mechanic - let the mgr, deal with the customers.  do online work for companies that do not want any overhead.  get a job on a factory assembling line.  cleaning companies for offices always need help.  any company you can think of needs cleaning people, and all stores need stock and inventory work.  maybe you could even get a job with the banks counting money in the vault.\nHope this helps.\nGood luck.
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At your age, voluteer jobs are best.You'll need the experience. Besides, you may get hired for actual cash!!!\nThat's always fun! Good Luck!
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Apply any place that you can.  Try going to some employment agencies, they can usually find work for people pretty quickly.
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if a person is uneducated, then they will only get a minimum wage job, so they are poor. sometimes a person is too lazy to get a job, or they live on welfare.
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Try the job links below and good luck.
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Go to McDonalds they hire anyone almost on the spot
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Good luck. \n\n(Translation: Jobs like that are few and far between. Read classified ads, visit craigslist and Monster, and you might run across one, but my right gut is saying you probably don't have any necessary qualifications.)