I don't understand part-time work

brianbennett863

I recently graduated from the 12th grade this year, but I really have nothing to do except study for students, games and YouTube. But lately, the thoughts of working part-time and, in particular, looking for a job are really driving me crazy for several reasons.
    Part-time jobs are insanely difficult to find due to the fact that companies need younger employees who are paid cheaper. I tried to find a part-time job when I was 17-18 years old, but none of them were successful
    Most of these part-time jobs are either retail or hospitality/labor jobs, which I don't like, there are very few differences in industry topics
    In December 2019, I worked in a meat production for a month, and although I didn't have any problems with other colleagues, it really exhausted me because of how fast and intense it was.
    The companies I applied to didn't give me any useful constructive criticism on how to improve my resume, resume, and cover letters, leaving me feeling useless because I didn't understand what I did wrong or what I needed to improve.
    Other people around my age can easily work part-time, while I feel isolated and disconnected from life.
    Payment depending on shift hours is questionable, as people get older, they tend to get less working time and pay because of their age.
    Employers want resumes and resumes to be short and concise, which makes it difficult to correlate my skills with the interests of a particular company
Thoughts about work in general infuriated me from all over the world for the above reasons. I used to be a little optimistic about finding a part-time job in 2018-2019, but at the moment, why should I sacrifice my time trying to find a job if companies don't give me direct feedback, types of jobs that are practically no different, mediocre pay and shift hours?
At that point, I stopped looking for a part-time job because it wasn't worth the effort for such a permanent job. Why would I work and learn something that I'm not interested in at all, even if these skills were "useful" to me? Am I crazy? Or am I just a laughing stock for those who can get a part-time job?
Is it normal for me to have such malicious thoughts about underemployment?

jjeanamantog

When I come to work part-time, I get an interview or job training, but they never ask for a resume.

WinifredHobbs

Make a simple resume with your information and write that you are a quick learner of all new things.

whittakerturbev

When I was 16, I was free to get a part-time job since I wasn't very picky about what I wanted to do back then. It was enough for me to just go to a simple job for a couple of hours and get some pocket money. I was a high school student. I chose to work around the house. It was okay to go out for a part-time job to get home quicker. That's what people choose some side hustle for so they have time for themselves afterward. Now I have a full-time job with a firm remotely. I like working remotely because I can find some side work on the side.

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