I prefer playing video games than reading. I am 24 years old. I work at Best Buy. I used my employee discount at Best Buy to buy a laptop for gaming. I have a gaming laptop that I bought on display for 30% off. I have a 20% employee discount. I don't have any family members in the military. Chocolate is my favorite flavor of ice cream. Alistar is my favorite champion. I would like a 9-5 job. I wish I worked at a smaller company. I have been playing a lot of fortnite. My dad was also in military prior to my birth. He traveled a lot and was stationed in Germany. I spend most of my time playing video games. I want a 9-5 job. I don't like it so I'm applying to other jobs. I have work experience in retail. I like working with computers. I am familiar with Windows 10. I would like to work at the same company as my friend. I am looking for a job with set hours and good benefits. I don't have programming experience. I have not heard back from any of the jobs I have applied to. I am looking for input as I update my resume.
I enjoy reading. I am 27 years old. Chocolate is my favorite ice cream flavor too. I do not play league of legends. I love Fortnite. I love playing pubG. I work for a very small business. I have a college degree in marketing. I work for a mom and pop advertising agency. I have plenty of time to relax and read in the evenings. I am friends with the business owners and they treat me very well. I get paid time off, a holiday bonus, and health insurance. I'm too old for my parents' policy. My father was in the military prior to my birth. My dad did not pressure me to enlist. I love chocolate ice cream. I use Windows 10 at my job. I am happy to help my friend in their job search. I have colleagues that might be interested in someone with IT experience.
I started hearing back from the companies that I applied to. Some seem promising, but I was rejected from a few for not having the right experience.  Oof, sorry to hear about that. It's difficult to get the "right experience" when entry level positions expect you to already have this experience. I've talked to a few people, and they said I can bring your resume to them and that they don't mind taking a look. That would be so great, thank you so much!  Having another set of eyes on my resume might help pinpoint what is turning prospective clients off.  Are you fine if I look at it first and give some feedback on what to fix before I give it to them? They can be a bit nitpicky, but I know what they are looking for. Also, if you have spare time, why don't you try live streaming your game play? It's fun and a good way to make some pocket money. It's what I do. Oh really? I didn't realize you could make extra money that way.  That's super cool.  So you do that playing fortnite? I do it with both Fornite and PubG. I enjoy being on camera and doing funny things. So far, I have made about $50 a month. It's not a lot but it's still being paid to play games. You also don't have to be good at it, just be yourself. That's cool.  Is it weird being on camera?   I feel like I might be self conscious.   How do you just be yourself in that situation? Well, I personally love the attention.And thanks to my degree in marketing, I've been advertising myself on different platforms, which helps me bring in new people. I've even created channel points where my followers can make me say something or do something. You don't have to be on camera, though. Just have a good mic and talk a lot. I recommend you trying it! I don't mind helping you start it too. Thanks!   It would be fun to learn from you.   Do you have a lot of time for it and still hold down your job?   I meant to ask where you work. Well, I just do it for a couple hours at night. My title is "Boozy Woozy game time", which brings people in. Plus, thanks to my job, I do have a good amount of free time to work on my own projects. It's really just a small company that is close to where I live. I don't make bank, but I do make a comfortable amount. I know you said you want a new job, but what's wrong with Best Buy? I just think I have been there long enough that I want to branch into tech more with my skill set.   And honestly dealing with cranky customers all day gets really draining.  Have you ever worked retail?  The holiday season is the worst.  I've tried working retail and I got fired so fast after a customer said something rude to me. It's something I refuse to ever go back into, so I understand what you mean. Luckily, my school funds got me through life, same with living at my parents house for awhile. I hope you are able to get a better job soon. Don't forget to send me your resume!