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Employment advice for teenager?

I'm a 16 year old student with good grades and work experience in retail and warehouse work, but I'm finding it impossible to get a job. I've applied in person at many retail shops and cafes at my local centers, applied online for large chain stores, fast food restuarants, everything I can think of. I've even offered babysitting/cleaning services in my area but there's no demand, and scoured online careers websites. I've asked friends and family if they know of any opportunities but I keep hitting dead ends. Most places I've applied have not contacted me at all, and I've had a few interviews that have eventuated to nothing. I am incredibly frustrated, what else can i do?

You won't get a job if there's no jobs available, plain and simple. Many adults are having no luck in getting jobs, and they have more experience and skills than you do.

Your only hope is to keep looking and filling out applications.

Most places won't contact applicants unless they plan on offering a job.

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