[Inzane]

Originally Posted by Bmoney2K4

In the near future, i have to get a job.

Bmoney2K4

Drives: Black 525i, 2008 335i

[cyraschris]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/7824386.stm

good luck!

[MJC///M3]

odds are you wont make that, I did engineering and economics at Villanova as well as being a candidate in the CFA program....and I dont even make that...(Graduated in December), taking level 1 in June. Its tough out there....especially with the economy...I didn't get a raise or bonus this year, but I count my blessings everyday I still have a job.

Good luck, hope everything works out for you!

[nmulax]

Really?
In this economy and without a college degree, the chances of finding a job are limited. Add to it the fact that you even say you're lazy and unskilled, and you want a ridiculous salary for recent graduates in most professions. Good luck, but don't hold your breath.

[D1911]

This thread is a joke right??

No education, no skills, emotional problems and you're looking for an easy job that pays 65k/year?

If anything like that existed there would be no such thing as homeless people or welfare!

Give me a break. Most people struggle and work hard to make money.
If u want to be successful then stop feeling sorry and making excuses for yourself. Finish school, work hard and apply your knowledge.

[flukey]

live in your parents basement. that way you won't have to do any work

or just grow up?

[Subw00er]

This is a serious reply.

Become a plumber or electrician. Get some skills working for someone else, then open your own place later and live like a king after your business is settled.

I dont care what the economy is doing or how poor people are. If your toilet is plugged, you're going to call someone.

[DasBoost]

Street Whore maybe a career option, many positions, 65+ a year, flexible hours, pimp benefits, no stock options or 401k though!

If you are serious check out http://www.salary.com/ to get an idea of different fields and desired pay.

[Brunotheboxer]

become a grave digger.

[MJC///M3]

Originally Posted by Subw00er

This is a serious reply.

Become a plumber or electrician. Get some skills working for someone else, then open your own place later and live like a king after your business is settled.

I dont care what the economy is doing or how poor people are. If your toilet is plugged, you're going to call someone.

+1. Well said, a close family friend is a master electrician, did not go to college and makes well over 100K a year. Very successful, just a matter of work ethic and how much you want it.

[nmulax]

Originally Posted by MJC///M3

... just a matter of work ethic and how much you want it.

I'm thinking the OP doesn't have much of a work ethic based on his post.

[FStop7]

Originally Posted by Subw00er

Become a plumber or electrician. Get some skills working for someone else, then open your own place later and live like a king after your business is settled.

Yeah because the one thing any small business owner will tell you is how easy it is for them.

/facepalm

[Buschy]

actually dont worry about getting a job, OBAMA will pay your bills.

[Kev]

Is this supposed to be a joke or what?

I guess there's one job that's really cut out for you. You can be a pimp, aka scheduling agent, for internet escorts.......

[FStop7]

Originally Posted by buschy

actually dont worry about getting a job, OBAMA will pay your bills.

He's going to pay for your mortgage and gas, but your other expenses are up to you.

see -

[Hawkeye]

Good luck, even on the coast! I was offered just about that starting on the coast and my field defitely takes skillz. I opted for midwest living cause I make close to as much and cost of living is about 1/3 as much

I say keep mooching off your parents for as long as you can cause there is no future for you but blue collar with no college degree.

On a side note...This sounds like a pretty typical business major question...

[ptx1]

Originally Posted by Bmoney2K4

In the near future, i have to get a job. Do anyone of you know any good jobs that do not require much skill and is easy and pays well ($65,000 a year and up) The chances are slim that I finish college because of my well-being and emotional problems and I do not know where to go for guidance.

Here's a list of "good" jobs that require little to no skill but pay a lot.

Posse member
Gold digger
Terrorist (Paid in Virgins not money)
Top Level Exec
Politician
Pimp

Look around there's a whole bunch more. All you have to do is put yourself first, listen to nobody but yourself, have a high level of arrogance, and have CONNECTIONS.

But seriously, just keep on trying and you'll get somewhere, eventually. The more you socialize (in person, not virtually) the more doors will open up. Good luck my friend, I understand that emotions are harder for some people to deal with than others.

[kronzprinz]

the resident "custodian" at a Oil rig makes $80k easy.

[kronzprinz]

how come every time i post a one liner i get this huge space as if i typed a paragraph?

[nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Originally Posted by kronzprinz

how come every time i post a one liner i get this huge space as if i typed a paragraph?

the forum is tell you that you are a waste of space.

[Buschy]

Originally Posted by kronzprinz

how come every time i post a one liner i get this huge space as if i typed a paragraph?

cause your signature is to big, what do you mean big space. I see a big signature, maybe you just cant see it

[Buschy]

Originally Posted by Enjoiyourlife

What is your major? Right out of college.. financial services make anywhere between 40k-50k a year starting depending on the company and department... With no experience, you're likely to make more around the 40k-45k range. In most cases, you wont make upwards of 50k unless you have your series 7, 24, and 66 license. If you do sales, you have much more potential for higher income but it is hard work.

Accounting/Audit at the Big 4 (Delloite, KPMG, E&Y, PWC) make about 50k starting but work crazy hours and alot of my friends right out of school hated it, especially because it is salaried

I have another friend that just got hired into structural engineering right out of UCSD and he's starting at 60k.....

You could always join law enforcement or border patrol. Around San Diego they both start 60k+ range
Lol. Good luck, OP

ARe you serious? He said no skillz and EASY. neither law enforcement and border patrol are easy, and you need some skills.