Need A job But No Experience

**Delivery Driver--Whether national, regional, or local, companies need delivery drivers. As long as you have a clean driver’s license, you are eligible for these jobs. You don’t need any experience for many of these jobs, and they often offer a lot of scheduling flexibility. Starting with a company as a driver can also help you get your foot in the door, with opportunities to work towards a higher-paying position. **Garbage Collector--You will need to wake up before the crack of dawn to start your work day, but you get most holidays off, receive good (often union) benefits, and you get to exercise on the job when you work as a garbage collector. Requirements include being physically fit, capable of lifting heavy items, and the ability to drive a garbage truck. **Security Guard--Working as a security guard can mean a lot more than just patrolling the local mall for unruly teenagers. You might work as a protective sentry for an Embassy, a secure cash transporter for Brinks, or even a member of the Homeland Security team at the airport. A high school diploma is sufficient for most of these jobs, but requirements vary and could include passing a drug test, having a clean criminal record, and perhaps even obtaining a firearms license. **School Bus Driver--You must have the patience of a saint if you want to drive children to and from school every morning. Additionally, you need clean driving and criminal records. Bus drivers usually work twice a day, in the morning and in the afternoon, and get all the same holidays and days off that students enjoy. No previous experience is required to become a school bus driver, and the job can come with benefits as well as a decent salary. **Cable TV Installer--Cable TV and Internet installers can make decent salaries. Previous experience is not required for employment, and on-the-job training is provided. A good rapport with the public certainly helps make this job easier. Contact your local cable company regarding open positions. **18-Wheel Truck Driver--The majority of your time will be spent away from home, but being a truck driver certainly has its rewards. These jobs offer good pay and benefits, and little or no previous experience is required for employment. You have to be trained and licensed to drive big trucks, but most trucking companies pay for your training and assist you with getting your Commercial Driver’s License. **Table Games Dealer--If you want to live in Las Vegas (or anywhere gaming is legal), become a table game dealer. While most casinos require some past experience in dealing cards for table games, some will train you for the job. If no paid training is available, there are casino dealing schools that can help. Requirements to be a table games dealer include a high school diploma, good customer service skills, solid mathematics abilities, and careful attention to detail. Some jobs do require union membership and dues, but with that requirement often comes better pay and benefits.