It Is Hard To Get A Job Essay

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It is very difficult to not have a job in this day and age, and trying to find a job is even more difficult. I have not had a job recently, and have been struggling with trying to find one. There is many reasons that it is hard to find a job. First off, trying to find a job needs to be a full time job in itself. Also, most jobs want someone with more schooling than I have. There is also not a large selection of jobs out there. It is hard not having a job because I need to be able to support my family, which is also a reason it is hard to find a job, I need to have a salary to be able to support my family. I would like to be able to find a job that I have experience in, and also a job that I can enjoy. It is hard to find a job when there it you need to be fully dedicated to job searching, you do not have much schooling, and there is not many jobs out there. Trying to find a job needs to be a full time job in itself. There is many responsibilities that I have at the same time as trying to job search, but you need to completely be dedicated to it, or it makes it harder for you to get a job. Trying to support my family is my main priority, but doing this at the same time as job searching can be difficult. When you do not have a job, but you have a family to support …show more content…
If I could have experience in the job position that I get that would make it even better. Like I said I have always worked on cars, and I enjoy it, so if I can find a job in that area. That is not the only importance though, I also do not want to be on a night shift. I want to be able to be home with my family at night, because I want them to be able and feel safe. If I was working at night while they were at home alone I also would not enjoy my job because I would be worried. I had found a job, but they want to put me on a night shift. I want to be able to go to my job and be happy about it, not feel remorseful, worried, or

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