I worked at a call center for 2 years and hated every second of it.. Since being unemployed I have been much happier and actually enjoyed this relaxing life. I have been out of work for a year, still live with parents at age 25.. I have a job interview tomorrow morning for a collections advisor role.. Should I go for it or remain unemployed

I am in college and work retail part time. I work at a shoe store and I like the job itself and the people who work there a lot but the pay is awful, it’s minimum wage ($7.25) an hour. I used to work at Walmart and made $10 an hour there but quit because the managers were complete jerks to me for no reason. There is a different Walmart not far from where I live and I have heard the managers are nicer there and that the store is run better. I don't want to quit my current job because I like it but I need to be making more money if I can because minimum wage is just not cutting it for me. I want to quit and try to get hired at Walmart but at the same time I don't want to because I like the job I currently have. What should I do?

I got fired and he said it was because of my performance. He didn't elaborate and refused to give me details.

Hi, I literally applied for a job about 30mins ago and recieved a missed call from the employer saying they would like to discuss my application further. What does the entail? What can I expect? I am a little nervous as I did not expect response that quickly and caught me off guard a little. Thank you.

huge tax cut then why didn’t we put stipulations on it forcing them to invest a percentage back into hiring or raising wages? If it’s socialism you’re concerned about then how can you be ok with Trumps socialism of tariffs on certain products, yet not ok with socialism that is specifically directed towards helping the working class

Hey guys, just to put this situation in prespective I’m currently 17 turning 18 in 2 weeks. I’m trying to move out the week I turn 18.... anyways here is my financial situation I work at an amazing job, that pays $18.50/hour for 40 hours a week, My car payment is 375 in total, now I’m trying to move into an nice apartment, so what is my rent budget do you guys suggest?

I was told that people are not successful with art degrees, that they're are just considered "unemployed", and that there's barely any jobs that need art degrees of any type. Anything in art is what I love to do, and want to do for the rest of my life. Painting, drawing, acting, singing, and liking music for an example. But if theres no good enough jobs out there that involve those topics, that pay you enough to afford a roof over your head, afford you enough food to survive off of, then I will have to work at a job that I don't enjoy that didn't study for :(. I don't want that, I'm just scared. I'm 18 years old about to graduate high school and I just wanna do what I love and not be slapped in the face that I can't do what I love to survive. Can you give me as many decent job options I can possibly do that need an Art degree, and will still give me hope that I can live off of it as any other career?

Best answer: People can only volunteer at non-profit organizations, organizations that have completed the 501(c)(3) and proven to the government's satisfaction that they are not a business. Otherwise, it's illegal to work for free because it violates the laws that ban slavery. Well, there is one other exception: internships. In order to work for free as an intern, you must be enrolled in school and be receiving school credit for the work.

How come some immigrants who just arrived here and can't barely speak English can get hired at these jobs and I can't? I have a great resume where i included a lot of things, such as my extracurriculars, volunteer work, leadership involvement, etc. I also have a great cover letter which is very detailed. However, I can't seem to get any call backs at any of the seasonal fast food/retail jobs I applied for and I already received 2 emails saying that they cannot offer me the job.

Is it okay to pay off a credit card purchase a couple of days after the purchase, or wait until the monthly bill? Will it improve my credit score if I do pay off early? I make many small purchases here and there and would like to pay them off ASAP rather then wait for a month. I also want to keep my credit utilization low. I'm new to credit, so I'm a little confused.

I work hard but I make mistakes, stupid ones. I know I have to pay attention to detail but since my work is so fast paced it’s hard to overlook everything. How can I not suck?

I just received a job offer at a company just down the street from where I currently work not sure whether to take it. My current boss can be mean and micromanage. A deal will fall through and she will call me bad at my job, dumb and blame me in front of my team even it was out of my control, or even if someone else dropped the ball, it would still be my fault. (She does this to all of us in the team) It is such a small company so HR isn't an option. What keeps me there is that the company itself is great, I have over 6 weeks of PTO time, we have 32 hour work weeks 1/3 of the year and a great retirement matching plan. I also love my coworkers inside and outside of my department, makes work more enjoyable. I've been looking for over a year and finally got offered a new opportunity which is more challenging ( I am currently a bit bored). Salary is about 13k more than I currently make but the benefits are pretty bad compared. Only 2 weeks of PTO and I would work alone as everyone else works remote. The job seems interesting but I am very undecided. I don't want to make the wrong choice. Money isn't everything but as a single women with a mortgage to pay, money certainly helps live a comfortable life and to be able to save. Ive never had the money to travel so making more would help, but without the PTO I wouldnt really be able to travel anyways at the new job. I mean, 2 weeks isn't much these days. Any advice? Thanks in advance!

I got bored and decided to read my receipt. The sales tax was 7.25 percent and the food tax is 2 percent Why couldn't I just pay the food tax

Title says it all. I have 2 part time jobs- could be $100 a week, or up to $200 - inconsistent due to low hours but it’s around - usually around the $100 mark. Anyway... I really want to buy this new piece of technology. It costs around... $2500-3000. I know I don’t “need” it but I really want it. What should I do? I also may have the opportunity to make money with it (not a lot like probably $50-100 a MONTH, with time not at the beginning)

I rented a storage and they say its 6 month lease. After the 6 month passes do i have to move out or can i keep continuing renting the property if i keep paying.