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As the title reads I was invited to a hiring event, they texted me to come tomorrow within 10am to 3pm same day offers supposedly. From what they said the pay is $18.50 for 4 weeks of training but after something called “production pay” (confused on that) $16-$26hr depending on performance.

I’m confused about how the process actually works and I’ve never done a group hiring event before what am I to expect ?

A few questions I need help with:

• What does the hiring event/usually look like?
• Is it stressful or pretty easy?
•How does production pay work in real life (is it hard to hit decent pay or is $16 more common)?

I didn’t intend on this being so long but I really just need help to decide if I should go tomorrow, thank you for any advice or answers you give I’ll appreciate it so much thank you!!

Learning to drive the pallet jack is completely hard for me I’ve worked with the manual ones and I got the experience I got pros but the cons outweighs it. I just feel horrible I’m one of the few young guys in the field and within my training group everyone was doing it so perfectly, I just feel out of place and feel like I don’t fit in especially in the break room everyone just stares at me and here and there some laugh…

I understand I shouldn’t care but being that kinda environment it’s toxic asf I’m learning to be a order picker and already had my first experience on the electric pallet jack I could really use advice on that I seem to struggle backing it up to grab pallets and parking pallet within area any advice would be great I haven’t even got the experience of order selector but I feel I wanna give it one more day tomorrow but as of rn I feel so misplaced I don’t feel I belong here I don’t want to be that guy that quits on his 3rd day but idk I jus need sum type of guidance, I don’t plan on staying here forever but idk ..

Any advice at all will be very appreciated?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and trying to figure out a long-term career direction but honestly feel pretty lost right now.

My only real work experience is overnight stocking work, it was fine for income and my first job but I quit after a year and looking more for a career.

I’m looking for a stable career with growth into a decent salary and open to training/certifications instead of college,

I’m not looking for a “perfect job,” just trying to understand what career paths might realistically fit me.

My questions:
What entry-level jobs should I look into?
What would you avoid in my position?
Any advice from people who started out unsure?

Hey everyone, I’m 20 and I’m honestly trying to figure out a long-term career path because I feel pretty lost right now.

Right now I’ve only really worked overnight stocking at Walmart. It’s been okay for making money and for experience as my first job but I recently quit after a year and want to pursue a different career path

Lately I’ve been looking into logistics / supply chain type work because it seems like it could be more structured and have room to grow into a salary career, but I’m not really sure if it’s actually a good fit for me or just something I’m randomly interested in.

I don’t have college experience right now and I’m open to training/certifications instead of going the traditional school route.
My main concern is I don’t want to waste time going into something that sounds good but isn’t actually realistic for me.

So I guess my questions are:

Is logistics/supply chain actually a good path for someone like me?

Are there better career paths I should be considering with my background?

What’s a day in the life like ?