my mom needs an accounting job that doesnt want experience. how can she have experience without a job? help me
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Is she an accountant or just somebody that wants a job with no experience and no education?\nIf she wants to be an accountant (an actual designated accountant) then she has to go to school an pay her dues.\nThere are lots of jobs out there for accountants and accounting students but not everybody can start at the top.
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make a list of things to show your boss and he might\n raise your salary. If that  dose not work, work a little harder. Because my mother`s boss just rasid her salary just because she worked hard and never asked her boss and it just happend like that. She was\nlate a couple times but she had faith in her that she could hard and never get in trouble and she did it. You have to belevie in your self and have faith in your self just like my mother and she trusted her self. And I know you can do all those things my mother did. All you have to do is all those thing if you want to. \n\nHope this helps!
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I have no idea what your relationship with your mother is like, but I bet you telling her will be better than her finding out next time she needs to rely on credit to get something... like a mortgage, or even a job.\n\nGetting into credit trouble is all too easy to do...unfortunately you aren't alone.  You may have been a little immature in your approach when racking up the debt... but I think the way we all become mature is to go through some of these experiences like you are experiencing.  \n\nPlease just understand how important credit is... and know it can be fixed!!  \n\nRegardless of your relationship with mom...  being honest and growing through this experience  is the best way for you to honor yourself.  \n\nFeel sorry for the situation you are in... but feel good that you can work your way out of it.  \n\nHope this helps...
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The way to solve any problem is to look at it carefully, then come up with a plan...\n\nSo why does Mom think you're irresponsible? Do you do things like homework, and chores, without fuss or complaint? Does she have to ask you several times to do something? \n\nHave you been up to anything recently that she told you not to do?\n\nIf your track record here isn't great, it's time to lay a better foundation -- plan on a few months of being  a model citizen to prove yourself before approaching the topic again.\n\nOkay, so if you've got that part - you do your homework, do your cchores promptly without whining, haven't been up to anything that got (or would get) you in trouble, then it's time to lay it out professionally.\n\nYou ask to meet with your parents. Before that, you write out:\n\n> the reasons why you want to work ("I'd like to earn money for movies"  "It will look good on college applications and resumes late" whatever your reasons are)\n\n> your plan for making sure the job doesn't interfere with school ("I'd only work during school breaks"  "I'll only work one day a week" whatever your plan is)\n\n> anything that argues that you're responsible enough to handle it \n\n> what you could gain from working ("money for clothes"  "I'll put half of what I earn into savings for college" "experience working with other people" etc.)\n\nThen you meet with them and give them a copy of all of this.\n\nUnderstand that they still might say "no."  If so, ask them, calmly, why they're saying "no." Discuss it with them, calmly, but don't throw a tantrum - that will just prove that you're not mature enough.\n\nIf they do say "no," ask them to help you figure out another way to earn money. Good luck!
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buy a nice card and then make some "vouchers"(paper, colored pens) and have them say things like, "I will do dishes", "i will cook dinner". anything that you can do that will give your mom a well deserved rest from her never ending chores. only do things that you wouldn't ordinarily do. this only costs the price of a card, but you could alway make the card too. i'm a mom and i would like this as my buttheads, oops, i mean kids never offer to help me unless i ask and then it's iffy. you can tell her that all she has to do to redeem her "gifts" is to give you a voucher. the vouchers could always be generic and say ie."any chore" and then she can choose.
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Please ask her to refer :\nhttp://www.lawcareers.net/Information/FirstSteps.aspx\nShe will get the basics, to which she can add anecdotes about her own and personal experiences.\nWish her Luck, from me !
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try countrywide home loans. They are usually willing to give accounting degree holders jobs without much experience (as long as you know your accounting, have basic office skills such as typing and using calculators). My friend got a job there checking collateral. She later moved up to working at Warner Brothers as a contracts administrator. Goodluck.
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Oh boy Jim.. I feel for you... I hope some one here can give you some assistance.\n\nWhy doesn't she look for any sort of job?  Like at a supermarket being a cashier so some sort of part time job to help out.... and perhaps you can get a part time second job.\n\nHow about selling some things from your apartment/home to gain some income.  Can relatives help?
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Yes. Just look in the local newspaper and apply for them. A lot of business's would prefer people with no experience so that they can train you the way that they want you to work.
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to get a job you have to have a job.\n\nso get a job.  \n\nmeaning ANY job.  loading trucks or flipping hamburgers.  doesn't matter.\n\nthis will build confidence, give you a few bucks, and when you go for an interview you won't look like you sleep all day living with your mother.\n\nThen interview,interview, interview.   It's a numbers game.  You will be turned away by most companies.  And that is a GOOD thing.  Because anybody who turns you away knows it wouldn't work out.  They are doing you a favor.  Thank them for it.  Then, after a dozen interviews (or the first) someone will see in you the kind of person they need at their company and who will do well there.   Then you will have a job.  A good job that will last a while.\n\nBut first, to get a job, you have to have a job.   So go get any job.  Now.
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Maybe she can work at a supermarket as cashier, or maybe in a fast food restaurant.\n\nThese ones are good jobs, Also a chinatown restaurant is good! Why not? Try to work and earn money that's the thing! Not the kind of job... Every Job is helpful.
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Get experience through volunteering, if you can.\n\nThen you have experience and you show you have a work ethic.
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First find out if you live in whats called a "No Fault state" \nthat means ether party can walk away from employment with out notice.\nsome states do require notice be given and in that case you mom could have a civil suit.\n\nas to making a claim tell her to go to the labor office first thing in the morning\nas long as she's worked more than 60 days for them she's good.\nthe only reason it could be denied would be if she quit.
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I suggest working for someone to gain experience, then you should decide what business you want to start.  Don't go with somebody else's suggestion, follow your instincts.
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Try volunteering yourself part-time somewhere. Yes, it would suck not getting paid, but you'd gain experience and garner a good reference.
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The old catch 22..You can't get a job without experience and you can't get experience without a job.  A CMA can't hurt.
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I work in a Medical Records department at a hospital and I've worked with a couple of people that went on to nursing or other medical or clerical work. Other departments there also may hire without experience. A knowledge of Medical Terminology, Anatomy & Physiology & Computers may help, but are not always required.  At our hospital there are doctor's offices that are owned by the hospital. Perhaps something like this setting would help you get your experience and also your foot in the door to other job openings. Good Luck!