>job: Diesel Technician Trainee (but could be any other mechanical job I've applied to)
>doesn't even start for over 6 months
>you need 1 years experience in the thing the job is supposed to be training you to do before you get the job that trains you to do it
>list experience working on stuff with vehicles, small engines non professionally
>worked in manufacturing, job wasn't explicitly repairing equipment, but because everyone else was dumb or lazy I ended up being the go to guy for building jigs, repairing machines etc
>still don't get even a response
>repeat several times at several places
>often these are up for months
>even apply to be the lot sweeper
>nothing
Why is it so hard to find work? I've been taking apart and repairing things for probably 17 years at this point, done just about anything you could work on in the realm of what the average person has access to. I've watched heavy equip, machining videos for fun for years, I have a shop.
Do I need to change my name to Pajeet LarToiletsar, list my experience rebuilding engines on the side of the road in India and apply for an H1B to even get an email at this point?
Seems like the only hope of making 50k a year is just trying to start a handyman business at this point.

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