00:0012 good entry-level jobs that do not
00:02require a college degree that is the
00:05topic of today's video so we are going
00:07to be talking about jobs you can get
00:09into without any experience without a
00:11college degree and they have a ton of
00:13demand at the entry level now the key
00:15word there is at the entry level so we
00:17are only going to be looking at
00:18entry-level job postings nothing else
00:21because there's a lot of careers out
00:22there where there's a ton of demand but
00:24there's no demand at the entry level now
00:26there are 12 careers that's a lot that
00:28we're going to go over i'm gonna try to
00:29keep this video short so i'm gonna jump
00:31right into it and if you appreciate this
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00:44don't have a giant marketing department
00:46like all these universities do so i rely
00:48on word of mouth to get the truth out
00:50and let's jump right into it with the
00:52first one on the list and this might
00:53surprise you but it's one that just
00:55about anybody can do and it's a really
00:57good part-time job during college or
00:59high school and that is waiter yes
01:02serving people bringing food to their
01:03table you can make amazing money
01:06especially for a position that does not
01:08require a college degree or any
01:10experience and this is especially good
01:12if you're somebody who can only work
01:13part-time because typically the busiest
01:15hours are going to be a few hours on
01:18certain nights now the average waiter
01:22a year which is really good that's about
01:2430 000 base pay and 30 000 in tips and
01:27people are always hiring for the waiter
01:29position um usually it doesn't even get
01:31to linkedin but just looking at linkedin
01:33you see there's 28 000 entry-level jobs
01:36so yeah really solid one probably not
01:38one you want to do for the rest of your
01:39life there's not a lot of horizontal or
01:41vertical growth you're also going to
01:42have to deal with a lot of cairns and
01:44it's pretty hectic but really solid one
01:46especially for your first job if you're
01:47in high school or college next one on
01:49the list is going to be tech sales this
01:52is also known as software sales uh
01:54business development representative uh
01:56sales development representative etc and
01:58this is a b2b sales position you're
02:00going to be generating new business
02:02qualifying leads and talking to other
02:04companies that you're trying to sell
02:05your software or technology too and
02:08sales is an incredibly valuable skill
02:09set and then you combine that with
02:10probably the best industry you can
02:12possibly work in it is just a killer
02:14combination and when you look at
02:15linkedin for the entry-level jobs you
02:19284 000 posted for business development
02:23and 103 000 posted for sales development
02:25and that's not all jobs that is just the
02:27entry-level ones so there is a
02:29ridiculous amount of demand for people
02:31who have this skill set and this is why
02:33i did an interview with troy from course
02:35careers who routinely helps people get
02:37sales jobs within one to two months and
02:39a lot of the times these sales jobs are
02:40paying 70 000 plus dollars in the very
02:42first year as long as you hit the right
02:44numbers now according to glassdoor
02:46business development representatives
02:49000 a year on average and there is a ton
02:51of room for vertical and horizontal
02:53growth so out of all the different
02:54entry-level careers that i've seen this
02:56is the one that people are getting the
02:57most absolutely ridiculous results from
03:00people are getting jobs within one month
03:02and making 70 80 000 in their first year
03:04i mean that is just completely unheard
03:07of for something where they had zero
03:09experience uh no college degree etc and
03:12if you're interested in tech sales and
03:13you want to check out a free training
03:14from troy from course careers you can
03:16check that out down in the description
03:18below i'll also put it in the pinned
03:19comment and if you decide to go with his
03:21service because he essentially sets you
03:23up with interviews for internships and
03:25jobs you can also use my free 50 code
03:28off that is shane50 i'll put that down
03:31in the description and the pin comment
03:32as well next one on the list is going to
03:34be a customer service representative now
03:38there are other positions that you can
03:39move into after doing customer service
03:42representative uh some of them are more
03:44of like a b2b type customer service
03:46representative position and those are
03:48the ones that i tend to recommend but
03:50you can also just start off with
03:51customer service and then move into
03:53those later on and that would be more of
03:55a customer relationship management type
03:57position now one thing that's great
03:59about this is it is a remote job you can
04:00do it just about from anywhere you are
04:02which is awesome you also have a huge
04:04advantage here if you're a natural
04:05english speaker so if you're from the
04:07united states canada
04:09uk australia etc you're going to have a
04:11big advantage here and if you look up
04:12customer service representative there
04:14are 118 000 entry-level jobs posted so
04:18lots and lots of demand at the entry
04:20level now in terms of how much you can
04:22expect to make it's not amazing but at
04:24the same time it's still pretty good for
04:26something you do not need a college
04:27degree for and that is about 49 000 a
04:30year and like i said you can move into
04:32those better positions where you're more
04:34of a relationship manager rather than a
04:36customer service representative and in
04:38those positions you can make much more
04:40than this next one on the list number
04:42four is another one of my favorite
04:43careers which is digital marketing super
04:46super great skill set to have in general
04:48one of the few skills that you can learn
04:49where you can legitimately leverage your
04:51skill set to reach millions of people
04:54there's lots of different types of
04:55digital marketing you've got
04:56pay-per-click uh paid ads seo sem and
04:59when you look at entry-level jobs on
05:02linkedin there are 92 000 that were
05:04posted oh and by the way i forgot to
05:06mention 92 000 that were posted in the
05:08last month and you can expect to make
05:10about 76 000 a year which is really
05:13solid and you can also specialize
05:14further and make it into the six figure
05:16bracket as well so yeah another really
05:18solid option this is the option where
05:20i've seen the most people get really
05:21good success from it the problem with
05:23the tech sales thing is it's great like
05:25you can get into it really easily people
05:27get great results but tech sales is not
05:29for everybody whereas digital marketing
05:31has a lot more options to it you know
05:33for creative people or analytical people
05:35you can kind of specialize in different
05:37routes so i think i would say i've seen
05:39the most people have success with uh
05:41digital marketing so yeah another
05:43fantastic option uh definitely look into
05:45digital marketing if you haven't already
05:47next one on the list number five is
05:49going to be cyber security and this is a
05:52super super fast growing industry it is
05:55getting more and more important to make
05:58sure that data and information is secure
06:00we've seen tons and tons of leaks of
06:03customer information patient information
06:05and health care etc and it's just
06:07totally unacceptable so you see
06:09different terms like cyber security
06:11there's about 43 000 entry-level jobs uh
06:14computer security there's about 52 000
06:17entry-level jobs i.t security there's
06:19about 62 000 entry-level jobs all of
06:21these were posted in the last month and
06:23if you work in cyber security you can
06:24expect to make about 91 000 now out of
06:28all the ones that i've talked about so
06:29far this is the hardest one to break
06:31into a lot of the time people will go
06:33the it route first and then they'll
06:35transition into cyber security but it is
06:38still a very solid option it's not one
06:40where you're gonna get a job within a
06:41month though next one on the list is
06:43going to be web development and this is
06:46essentially one of the kind of simpler
06:48versions of software development it's
06:50probably the easiest one to get into
06:52with no experience and it's exactly what
06:54it sounds like you're basically going to
06:56be doing the code that goes into
06:58websites so if you look up web developer
07:00on linkedin you see there's 15 000
07:02entry-level jobs posted in the last
07:04month and if you look up web development
07:06on linkedin you'll see a 101 000 posted
07:09and web developers make about 98 000 a
07:12year so another super super solid option
07:15typically it's probably going to take a
07:16little bit longer to get into this one
07:18than something like tech sales or
07:19digital marketing but it can be a really
07:22good option another great one that's
07:23especially good for people who are
07:24artistic is ux ui design and
07:28specifically the ui part of the ux ui ux
07:31stands for user experience ui stands for
07:33user interface and this is all about
07:35making the user experience when someone
07:37interacts with the website as good as
07:39possible now when you look up ux and ui
07:41design in the last month uh 13 000 job
07:44postings ui design 34 000 and ux design
07:4716 000 and again all at the entry level
07:51and as a ux ui developer you can expect
07:53to make about 87 000 a year which is
07:56phenomenal for an artistic related
07:58career now this one does typically take
08:00a little bit longer to get into a lot of
08:02people go to boot camps that last like
08:04you know six to nine months but it can
08:06be a really good option for the right
08:08person next one on the list is going to
08:09be data analyst data analysts clean up
08:13process and model data and there is a
08:16massive amount of demand for this skill
08:18set uh you see at the entry level
08:20there's a hundred and eighty seven
08:22thousand jobs posted in the last month
08:25on linkedin and you can expect to make
08:27about 77 000 a year there's also a lot
08:30of room for vertical and horizontal
08:32growth number nine on the list is going
08:33to be software developer and this is
08:35basically where you code different
08:37software websites programs etc now i
08:40think everyone's pretty familiar with
08:41this one lots of different boot camps
08:43out there teaching people how to get
08:45into software development tons and tons
08:47of demand for this skill set now
08:49everybody talks about how oh software
08:51development software engineering it's
08:52going to get saturated
08:54no it's not even though all these
08:56bootcamps popped up it's still not
08:58saturated all you have to do is look at
09:00the amount of entry-level jobs posted on
09:02linkedin so you see software development
09:04in the united states in the past month
09:06entry-level job for that keyword 300 000
09:10results so still tons of demand for
09:12software developers out there do you
09:14have to know your stuff of course of
09:16course you have to know your stuff you
09:17have to actually be able to program but
09:19there are many many different resources
09:21out there for you to learn that there's
09:22also many different routes you can go in
09:24order to get into it i would say out of
09:26all the options this is probably one of
09:28the harder ones to learn on your own a
09:31lot of people choose to go to college
09:32just because there are some companies
09:33that prefer a college degree and it is a
09:35lot to learn on your own many people
09:37also choose to go to boot camps but
09:39those tend to be relatively expensive as
09:41well somewhere between five to twenty
09:43thousand dollars typically but as a
09:45software developer you can expect to
09:46make about a hundred and eleven thousand
09:48dollars a year and if you specialize
09:49further you can make a lot more than
09:51that next one on the list is one that is
09:53relatively closely related and that is
09:55quality assurance tester and there's
09:57several different names for this one but
09:59basically you are testing out software
10:02to make sure that it's good to go so
10:04that you can get that software rolled
10:05out to the public as fast as possible
10:08and i've heard people say that a bug
10:10that isn't caught for a small company
10:12that rolls out software on average costs
10:17per day and the reason for that is
10:18because a lot of customers will simply
10:19just drop the company rather than
10:21emailing them about it so this is a very
10:23valuable position and quality assurance
10:25has a hundred and eight thousand results
10:27at the entry level posted in the last
10:29month and as a software quality
10:31assurance tester you can expect to make
10:32about 93 000 a year so really solid next
10:36one on the list we already talked about
10:37a little bit that is information
10:39technology i think everybody is familiar
10:40with what this is at the entry level you
10:43see about 134 000 job postings in the
10:45last month and if you work in
10:47information technology you can expect to
10:49make about 72 000 a year but depending
10:52on what you specialize you can make a
10:53heck of a lot more than that so this can
10:55be another really good option as well
10:56especially at the entry level so i tried
10:59to keep this video as short as possible
11:01if you made it this far in the video
11:02check out my tech sales interview that i
11:05did with abdul right here i'll pop that
11:07up on the screen it's a really good
11:09interview and uh basically abdul
11:12made phenomenal money in his first year
11:14in a tech sales job and i basically go
11:16over his story in that video and i will
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