What can a boy of 17 years old do without education?

Sales, of all the jobs, only sales don't need education, and even the lower the education, the better.

In the past, it seemed strange for employers to recruit salespeople with technical secondary education or below, but it was not unreasonable, because people with low education had no way out, so they had to bite the bullet and fight hard. People with a little education switched to technology when sales encountered difficulties.

Good sales may make a fortune, but not everyone has the potential to do sales, with low success rate, high requirements for personal social skills and unstable income.

Sales is not a good job for many people, and many people think that sales is not a job at all, so the requirement for education in sales is the lowest, even lower than that of ordinary operators.

Sales jobs are easy to find. Every unit will carry out strict examination in the recruitment operation hours. But you said you don't want a basic salary, apply for a salesman, and get a commission after successful sales. All units will give you the title of "sales director" immediately.

Because they think that operators are here to make money for the unit and sales are for the unit.

If you really have a junior college degree, I think you should settle down and do sales, because it is impossible for junior college students to find technical jobs. Most of the junior college students I met are in sales, and undergraduates are more skilled.