Is it normal im jobless at 18 i tried hard to find work no one hiring

Those aren't friends but bullies. Maybe you should study some more until the crisis is over. Double win.

Well Fred, it's normal that you can't find work. In times of economic hardships, the availability of jobs often becomes scarce. If you lack certain skills, people will be more reluctant to hire you.

You could try volunteering somewhere to build your resume and develop contacts. And don't forget to check out temporary work.

Good luck!

I don't see how me calling you Fred is going to help you but you're welcome, Fred.

Welcome to planet Earth.

You need to work on your communication skills. Your opening says you are 18 but you are 19 in your story, which is it? If you are so willing to post discrepancies like that online, then maybe you need to look over yourself and your resume to see how many discrepancies there are there.

And yes, it is normal. There is a large percentage of folks in the US that are unemployed, and I think that part of it, for young people, is because they are looking into retail and fast food jobs and not into much else. The retail and fast food industries are saturated with applicants.

Look into the Security field and see if there are any openings to be a security guard anywhere. I don't know where you live, so I can't give you any companies to look for but do a google search "hiring security guards", or "security companies" and type in your address. Of course, change the google search terms, I shouldn't have to explain how to do that and if I do, you have more problems than just certain unemployment.

A lot of people don't realize that security is a growing industry and many companies are hiring anyone that is willing to do the training and show up to do the work. It doesn't require any special experience, just training that any 3rd grader is capable of. As insurance costs rise thanks to growing regulations, more real estate companies are utilizing security guards as a means to lower insurance costs. For someone like you, it wouldn't be the best paying job and the hours wouldn't be as nice as you'd like, but hopefully you're not like the other pansies that I have referred the job to who claim to be desperate but not desperate enough to work graveyard shifts 5 days a week.

Also, you will need to submit your prints to the DOJ and have a clean criminal record. If you have ever been convicted of any crimes, you can not get a guard license. I don't know which state you live in, but here you need a guard license. It may or may not cost you money, depending on the company you apply for (some companies are willing to get you the guard license for free). But you're an adult, I'm sure you can figure it out. If you can't, then, once again, maybe you're not ready for the work force.

Bottom line: Look into security, and while you're at it, try looking into college or trade school programs. Unless you're exemplary at the job, you won't get much more than that without a degree of some sorts. Good luck.

I'm on the same boat. Except I'm a little younger. The best advice I can offer is to just keep putting out your resume. Connections are everything nowadays, so if you know anyone who can get you a job take advantage of it. Good luck.