saluda1950 asked:
I worked with people with disabilities for 7 years.I need a change because it was stressful. I love talking to people and can talk about everything to anybody. I would be very reliablr,treustworthy,dependable, friendly. want good money, dont need benifits. can learn and do a good job. Need a chance. no degree but have experiance in retail,hosiptal,nursing home, private care,government agency-head start,cooking for faternityat college, delivering news papers, selling avon,making crafts and selling,filling out college finnacial aid. investing , giving advice and helping people, school monitor,some computer, factory, writing, problem solver
I worked with people with disabilities for 7 years.I need a change because it was stressful. I love talking to people and can talk about everything to anybody. I would be very reliablr,treustworthy,dependable, friendly. want good money, dont need benifits. can learn and do a good job. Need a chance. no degree but have experiance in retail,hosiptal,nursing home, private care,government agency-head start,cooking for faternityat college, delivering news papers, selling avon,making crafts and selling,filling out college finnacial aid. investing , giving advice and helping people, school monitor,some computer, factory, writing, problem solver
January 8th, 2009 at 21:37
Could you be a nanny for a family? Or start your own private business where you cook meals for a number of families and then deliver them (frozen) once a week? How about working for a non-profit as a cook (Meals on Wheels, a shelter, etc.)?
I think it really depends on what you’re interested in doing. Do you want to work part time or full time? Around people or more with things (computers, etc.)? If you want to work around kids, you could apply to be a cook at a school cafeteria. If you like factory work, you could apply for those sorts of jobs. If you like working with older folks, you could find a job at a retirement community teaching healthy cooking, the basics of using a computer and crafts.
The world is wide open!
January 11th, 2009 at 15:50
Maybe you could look into working at your local library or as a teacher’s assistant.
January 13th, 2009 at 01:09
have you ever thought about Mary Kay? They have a huge anti-aging line that is VERY popular with women your age. My mother sells it, too and is 60 and has a great client base. I am only 26, so many of the customers my age don’t have the money yet or are not worried about the benefits of anti-aging products, but I would think you would have a great edge. I am not going to talk your ear off, but if you want info (I email it) you can just send me an email. It’s a great company and it has been one of my better decisions!