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Nadia
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Acworth, Georgia
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What do I have to do if I am not a student but love to make money online, What do I have to do?
What do I have to do if I am not a student but love to make money online, What do I have to do?
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Donna Hull
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Donna’s Answer
Nadia;
Please be careful! Asking a question like this can lead you into many scam operations, where you are lured by the make money fast. People may even get you to do legitimate work and then disappear.
I am not an person who makes money online, but I know there are several legitimate opportunities.
Do you have a product or service that you want to sell online?
Are you just looking for an online job?
I encourage you to educate yourself and validate any prospects which may come your way. Maybe reach out local and federal Small Business Associations or Women's Business Associations. They may have better advice for you than I do.
Please be careful! Asking a question like this can lead you into many scam operations, where you are lured by the make money fast. People may even get you to do legitimate work and then disappear.
I am not an person who makes money online, but I know there are several legitimate opportunities.
Do you have a product or service that you want to sell online?
Are you just looking for an online job?
I encourage you to educate yourself and validate any prospects which may come your way. Maybe reach out local and federal Small Business Associations or Women's Business Associations. They may have better advice for you than I do.
Michelle M.
Actress
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Michelle’s Answer
Hello, Nadia !
I am sort of confused. You are saying that you love to make money online which indicates that you are already doing so, but you do not know how. You also did not state your age either and that will matter. To work any job in your state of Georgia, you will need a work permit if you are 14 or 15. Once you turn 16, you no longer need a work permit in Georgia. You can work if you are 14 or older, so keep that in mind.
Advisor Donna Hull's advice is sound, good advice. If you haven't yet had a first experience with how employment works, you will need to be trained as to how employment works. One such program for students 14 years old to 19 years old is the Liberty County Summer Youth Employment Program if you live in Liberty County. Another such Program for students 16 to 24 is WorkSource Atlanta’s Youth R.I.S.E. Program. Georgia Youth Challenge Program for 16 to 18 year olds is also available. Your Department of Labor has resources for youth such as Career One Stop, and Junior Achievement. If you have no employment training or experience yet, a program like this will be a valuable foundation for you to learn, have services and supports and possibly get job placement if you fit the age requirement. I do not advise working online.
Many of the Survey Websites are deceiving, unfortunately, and you'll spend enormous amounts of time on the internet thinking you're making a certain amount and then to find out the survey you just answered was for 75 cents. You won't get paid until you accrue a certain amount of money, so it'll feel like you spent all this time for little money. You'd also have to set up an account like Pay Pal which is connected to a bank account so you can get your money. The same if you sell things online and the host website takes a percentage of your sales.
A huge part of being successful working a job is to know how to interact with people, co workers, customers and managers. My advice is, if you are of working age, consider attending one of the programs I've mentioned or work on site for a place that will give you a paycheck reliably every two weeks. Once you develop skills for communication, customer service, interviewing skills, taking direction and know more about how businesses are run you will be a step ahead. If you are not of age for the employment services programs, consider doing garage sales, tag sales where you live. That will be instant money.
I hope this can be a perspective that helps you begin exploring how to obtain work. Best wishes in all you do !
I am sort of confused. You are saying that you love to make money online which indicates that you are already doing so, but you do not know how. You also did not state your age either and that will matter. To work any job in your state of Georgia, you will need a work permit if you are 14 or 15. Once you turn 16, you no longer need a work permit in Georgia. You can work if you are 14 or older, so keep that in mind.
Advisor Donna Hull's advice is sound, good advice. If you haven't yet had a first experience with how employment works, you will need to be trained as to how employment works. One such program for students 14 years old to 19 years old is the Liberty County Summer Youth Employment Program if you live in Liberty County. Another such Program for students 16 to 24 is WorkSource Atlanta’s Youth R.I.S.E. Program. Georgia Youth Challenge Program for 16 to 18 year olds is also available. Your Department of Labor has resources for youth such as Career One Stop, and Junior Achievement. If you have no employment training or experience yet, a program like this will be a valuable foundation for you to learn, have services and supports and possibly get job placement if you fit the age requirement. I do not advise working online.
Many of the Survey Websites are deceiving, unfortunately, and you'll spend enormous amounts of time on the internet thinking you're making a certain amount and then to find out the survey you just answered was for 75 cents. You won't get paid until you accrue a certain amount of money, so it'll feel like you spent all this time for little money. You'd also have to set up an account like Pay Pal which is connected to a bank account so you can get your money. The same if you sell things online and the host website takes a percentage of your sales.
A huge part of being successful working a job is to know how to interact with people, co workers, customers and managers. My advice is, if you are of working age, consider attending one of the programs I've mentioned or work on site for a place that will give you a paycheck reliably every two weeks. Once you develop skills for communication, customer service, interviewing skills, taking direction and know more about how businesses are run you will be a step ahead. If you are not of age for the employment services programs, consider doing garage sales, tag sales where you live. That will be instant money.
I hope this can be a perspective that helps you begin exploring how to obtain work. Best wishes in all you do !
Jose Valeriano Maldonado
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Jose’s Answer
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Kimberly Ferguson
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Kimberly’s Answer
If you like to make money but don't attend the college.. They are lots of jobs on social media and websites like UpWork and Fiverr where you can select what you like to do and if people buy your services you will make money. Apply for jobs on LinkedIn and other platforms. You don't have to attend school to make money. You will find a way. You have to market yourself. Market what you like to do and connect with like,-minded individuals.
Thank you so much!
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