I don’t understand how anyone can get into healthcare remote jobs if every single one of them is asking for 3 to 5 years of experience. It seems as if entry-level jobs are no longer a thing.
I have met so many people and the only people I’ve ever gotten compared to are Aubrey Plaza, Wednesday, Addams, and Donnie Darko. Which I obviously don’t love but it’s kind of funny so I’m wondering what my fellow ENTP’s get compared to and if they think it is true or not.
I am set to graduate by the end of summer and there is nothing that peaks my interest. I am a psych major and I plan on getting my masters in io psychology potentially. The only thing I want to do is creating businesses or board games but I just want to know what other jobs there are out there and what jobs other ENTP’s enjoy doing.
Hey everyone! I’m looking for new opportunities and figured I'd put myself out there.
I live in Austin but I am willing to work in Buda, Kyle and San Marcos as well I have over 8 years of customer service experience across a variety of roles I've worked as a server, a bartender, and a front desk receptionist, so I'm very comfortable in fast-paced environments, working with the public, and keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. I'm good at coordinating, managing schedules, staying organized under pressure, and making people feel welcome from the moment they walk in.
I pick up new systems and tools quickly, I'm a strong communicator, and I work well both independently and as part of a team. I don't have a degree but I am set to graduate by the end of the summer and my experience has taught me more than a classroom could in a lot of ways, and I bring real work ethic and people skills to whatever I do.
I'm open to roles in hospitality, front desk/admin, coordination, customer-facing positions, sales, office admin, bookselling or anything I can learn and build on. If you know of any openings or have leads, I'd genuinely appreciate the connection. Thanks for reading!
I have always had a hard time knowing how to fit in with others in class. I’ve never quite fit the class clown model or stereotype. When I’m in class I am usually quiet and disengaged, I will go on my laptop and play board games all class or if technology is not allowed I always have a sudoku book in my bag that I can play. I don’t understand how people freely just speak to others, all of my friends I’ve made in life, they’ve spoken to me first , buttttttt there are exceptions. When I’m with my friends I can’t shut up I love talking to them. But I also don’t like having a lot of friends I like having a few close friends and I have a friend group that consists of my close friends and my finances close friends and I love when we all hang out together but I don’t not like strangers because I don’t know how to talk to them. Whether I am charged or not from a group if peoples energy (introvert vs extrovert) just depends on how I’m feeling, but yo be fair I also have adhd. I just wanna see if anyone else can relate??,