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Do some part-time work to earn some extra money! ! Do anyone have any good suggestions? Small cities are really not good; there are incredibly few job opportunities! !
It’s probably easier to get by as an ordinary person by learning skills such as electrical work or plumbing, or any other skill that can be useful for home renovations, right? I think it is indeed easier that way. A few days ago, there was work being done to upgrade the heating system in a building. I passed by after work to take a look; someone I know was drilling holes in the walls – six holes in total. It only took a short while... but it must be easy to make money that way. . . He was a stonecutter, I guess a migrant worker; he worked efficiently and was very honest. When he left, I saw that his diamond tools were placed in his car – it was a pretty nice private car he drove away in. :lol
Hydropower – only for fixing things in your own home! ! ! ! ! ! ! In the future, workers like these will become increasingly in demand. Many young people know nothing; several of my neighbors’ sons don’t understand anything at all – they’re too afraid to touch electrical appliances, and whenever something breaks they have to ask someone else for help.
I don’t even dare touch the electricity; an accident could be fatal. Actually, by learning from someone you know, as a skilled worker, you can earn money quite quickly.
Vocational schools need people like us; there are plenty of teachers there, right? ! ! 11
I don’t think there’s any problem with electricity; it’s something small that one can handle on their own. I bought a multimeter myself.
That’s it; one has their own tools. But how do you handle grounding?
My own home doesn’t have grounding, no three-wire system. There are ways to connect as well. Because I have seen how others do it. . . . . . . . . . . .
There are freight trucks from platforms like GolaLa and Kuaidog, as well as regular cars from Didi and Kuaidi. If you have a driver’s license, you can work as a ride broker; if you have skills, you can go to the labor market. As long as you’re willing to work hard, there are plenty of part-time job opportunities available
I just checked Didi – it requires at least 3 years of driving experience, and I only have 2 years so far! ! ! ! ! ! Sweat! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !