It’s time to retire next year and I want to find a job. Do you have any recommendations?

After retirement, we can also find jobs as doormen or security guards. The requirements for doormen and security are not high. As long as you can see the camera, open doors, sit still, and have good conduct, many communities, schools, and even government units will recruit you. And then, being a doorman and a security guard is pretty regular too. The working hours are not long, usually three shifts, 8 hours. In the remaining time, you can do other things, take care of the children at home, go out to eat, and play mahjong occasionally. It doesn't make any difference.

Secondly, you can return to the industry. Because you have corresponding work experience, you can bring certain effects to the company you are applying for, such as helping to recruit new people, etc., and you can also adapt to your job as soon as possible. As a corporate unit, the job content is great to employ such retirees. Another way is through introductions from acquaintances. After all, you have worked in the entire enterprise for decades. Of course, you also know many colleagues of the same type in the same industry, including some colleagues in the same position.

Furthermore, it can be used in the catering industry. For example, Aunt Su is 53 years old this year. She is an old man from the countryside. She has been in the city to help her son and grandson for three years. After her grandson goes to kindergarten, she still has to pick him up. She can't leave just yet. I have enough time, so I want to find some work within my ability. First, I can earn some money to support my family. Second, there is something to do, and rural elderly cannot be idle.

Finally, you can become a real estate agent. Being a middleman or matchmaker is the most profitable and also the most leisurely. Just like Aunt Zhong in our community, after retirement, she turned her garage into an agency store, acting as an agency herself, finding and selling houses for others. She is usually very busy. If you sell a house, you can take a few months off and introduce a tenant to rent a house, and you can make hundreds of dollars. Or there are many street stall projects that everyone can search for. As long as they are not harmful to the body, are low-cost, and can make some money, everyone can try them. But the premise is that you must balance work and rest, and don't work hard just to make a little money. ?