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Anonymous
How to get full-time job at 16 years old 04/17/26(Fri)04:39:13 No.34438766

How to get full-time job at 16 years old Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)04:39:13 No.34438766 [Reply]▶

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> be me
> 16, living in the US
> going to school but it feels pointless
> most of the stuff they teach seems useless
> feels like I’m just wasting time
> want to start making money or doing something real instead

Anyone else been in this situation?
Where can I find a job or another path in the US (no experience / not perfect English)?
Should I drop school and work, or is there a better option?

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Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)05:24:21 No.34438918

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)05:24:21 No.34438918▶

welcome to being 16. just wait it out kid.

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)05:29:01 No.34438932

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)05:29:01 No.34438932▶

>>34438766
MODS

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)05:30:25 No.34438936

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)05:30:25 No.34438936▶

>>34438766
MODS a 16 year old detected.

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)05:41:02 No.34438959

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)05:41:02 No.34438959▶

>>34438766
Trade school seems your way out. But complete your high school and improve your English first.

Anonymous
04/17/26(Fri)12:09:57 No.34439448

Anonymous 04/17/26(Fri)12:09:57 No.34439448▶

>>34438766
ALL states have child labor laws, most of which simply forbid full-time jobs for the underage. Others allow underage part-timers to be paid well below minimum wage. Stay in school and take any "practical" classes you can - anything from auto repair to cooking to computers - so you'll have some reason for someone to hire you when you graduate

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