| 2. Administrative assistant – Assisting with tasks such as filing, data entry, and scheduling. |
| 3. Customer service representative – Helping customers with inquiries, complaints, or orders. |
| 4. Delivery driver – Transporting goods or packages to various locations. |
| 5. Receptionist – Greeting visitors, answering phones, and handling administrative tasks. |
| 6. Entry-level office jobs – Working in various departments such as human resources, marketing, or finance. |
| 7. Warehouse worker – Handling and organizing inventory in a warehouse setting. |
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| Important facts to consider when looking for a job after high school: |
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| 1. Education and experience requirements – Some jobs may require a high school diploma or equivalent, while others may require additional education or training. |
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| 2. Salary and benefits – Consider the pay rate, as well as any benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, or paid time off. |
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| 3. Career advancement opportunities – Look for job opportunities that offer potential for growth and advancement within the company. |
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| 4. Work environment – Consider the culture and atmosphere of the workplace to ensure it aligns with your personal preferences and values. |
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| 5. Location and commute – Consider the location of the job and the commute time required to get there. |
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| 6. Job stability and outlook – Research the industry and job market to determine the stability and growth potential of the job you are considering. |
