So here are 15 entry-level jobs you probably haven’t considered but should:
1.
), become either a phlebotomist or a certified nursing assistant.
This gives you a chance to decide if this is what you want to do."
“If it is, GREAT!
Many of these organizations have great tuition reimbursement programs and discounts for local colleges.
If you want to do the MD/PA route, you’ll have INCREDIBLY valuable experience to take with you.
buttercreamandsugarplums
2.
“Another one you may not think of is hotel front desk agent.
I started as one, and you touch every area of the hotel’s operations.
“Every general manager started or worked at the front desk.
It’s the greatest entry into a hotel career.
I’ve personally been promoted three times in two years.
mroskosky1212
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“In Florida, Kelly Education requires an associate degree/60-plus credits and a clean background check and drug test.
And the pay isn’t terrible.”
smokeyandvv
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“I never see trades in this bang out of list.
Most trades, you start as an apprentice and get paid while you learn.
Some, like electricians and plumbers, pay extremely well.”
“But even bricklayers make good money with very little training.”
Uncommonly Jane
5.
“Get a job at the post office.
The benefits are government-job level, so the best you might get in the US.
Once you get your own route, it calms down and is a pretty good gig.
“And unlike Amazon, they can’t require you not to take breaks and ridiculous stuff like that.
“My uncle retired from the post office, and a good friend works there now.
toastygod
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“Payroll if you have good data entry, attention to detail, and basic math skills.
Plenty of opportunity to move up.
Everyone has to get paid!”
tuffyrama
7.
“Driving a school bus.
I started driving four years ago.
I worked my butt off doing extra field trips, helping cover routes, etc.
Anything that was needed, I did.
I’m now working in school transportation as a professional assistant and training for a supervisor position.”
ashleyvictoriab
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Cat Mom
9.
Many companies also allow contract admins to work remote full time or part time.”
typeo
10.
“There’s a shortage of certified court reporters right now.
That’s another way into the legal industry.”
halfmanhalfshark
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Fiona
12.
“I clean houses, and honestly, its great.
I get a workout and listen to music or a podcast.
lucyintheskywithdiamonds3985
13.
“I work as a correctional officer at a federal prison.
We have programs for EVERYTHING even programs to help inmates accept their sexuality and transitioning.
Many of our jobs here are entry level.”
“BTW, I believe private prisons should be banned.
I work in a prison because I am trying to help make changes from the inside out.”
pepper314
14.
“Being a broker.
Blue green
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