Are Brits Lazy - The Jobless TikTok Rants
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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That first guys entire life depends on his mummy and daddy's bank account.
The amount of jobs I applied to and never heard back from anyone is depressing. It’s hard to try and gain the skills you need to progress because no one wants to take a chance on you. Now I’m working in a regular job and I’ll pay out of pocket for training for better opportunities. From my own experience, employers don’t want to train employees anymore.
You are absolutely correct, speaking from my experience, the economy is not doing well, budgets for projects are shrinking, office rent is going up, so companies could not afford to train people.
Do you know what company can afford? A new Tesla for the company owner. I am serious right now. While you are paying for your own courses and studying on Saturday and Sunday to get ahead, the person who will be telling you fairy tales about tight budgets is driving a brand new Tesla and works 2-3 days a week.
If that doesn`t make your blood boil, that same person will expect you to smile at the office and be fun. While you are overworked, underpaid and treated like a goofy.
We don't train our own anymore because greedy governments would rather import labour/skills from overseas at other (poorer) countries' expense...
The term mental health has been so watered down that when I hear someone saying “i had my struggles with mental health” what I actually hear is “I had my struggles with being a wiener boy/girl”
Mass immigration is to blame.
Cheap labour has filled the jobs that young people would have typically done to start a career
I worked at a popular fast food chain, one day this new kid comes and he gets asked how many hours he wants on his zero hour contract. Dude said - all of them. And you have probably guessed it, he was from Uzbekistan. Dude came on a student visa to grind money over the summer on multiple jobs, working from early morning till late night non stop, no weekends. Locals who do not want to work like slaves on a plantation are considered lazy.
So yeah, if you do not want to live in an overcrowded £200 a month room with 4 other dudes, eat rice every day, work weekends and sleep for 7 hours a day, you are just lazy.
What the fuck is a "lived experience trainer"?!
😂😂😂 exactly.
I want to make 10k a month but I only want to work part-time 😂😂😂
I work as a carer and we are desperate for people to join. It’s what you’re looking for that’s the problem. Go pick vegetables,they are struggling too.
And that’s also the point. They is also lots of vegetables wanting jobs too 😂
@@marky-marks yeah,100k year salary. 😭😂
@@barbara9315 🤣🤣🤣 agreed
Not everyone should be a carer. Not everyone should be around vulnerable people.
@@susanplatt5331 especially people in the younger generation
I watch these videos with dismay at the fragile, depressed, delusional and downright lazy people living in a false reality and genuinely feel sorry for the occasional people who genuinely want to work! Let me tell you I left school at 14 and took any job I could, my first business failed when I lost my driving license….my mistake but I continued on! I become a trained carpenter and bricklayer then a project manager before I got made redundant when I had just got my first mortgage and my wife was pregnant, I didn’t give up, I got a loan and started a new venture and never looked back! 40 this year I live in Spain and have a home in the uk in 12 years my life changed….never give up and don’t think you are above anything because the truth is your not and you can make more money in the jobs people refuse to do than holding out for this imaginary executive job you think suits you.
Very well said mate! You have to muck in there and yes people make all sorts of comments but you got to be strong and do things 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@monicanath4859 I have never Been out of work long because I was not so fussy about it all, if I needed money I found work even til I got a better offer come along but too many people thing they are above it all and they are not? Talks cheap and money buys houses that’s the truth.
Something is fishy here that's for sure. In 2022 I left a job and in about 5 weeks I found another. Last year I started searching in February and since then I haven't found anything. That's a whole year. My friend who is self-employed keep telling me: "Stay in London, there is a lot of work here!" I don't think that anymore.
When I was young it was fairly easy to job hop. I wouldn't want to be young now. I don't think this generation is lazy, it's the government, corporation's and capitalism that's the problem.
@@susanplatt5331 exactly. Why do so many people not want to look at the problem instead of blaming people just in the mess.
Oh yeah, there absolutely are jobs lol. Plenty. In my area a starting position for a university graduate pays £25 000, while minimum rent affordability is £30 000. So unless you make those £30 000, no agency will let you rent that place. Unless you want to rent a room and live with some substance abusing landlord that pisses all over the toilet and shouts at ghosts at 2AM.
So to work that job you just need to have rich parents that you can live with in a nice area close to London. Very simple, just pick the right parents guys. If you failed at that, obviously just respawn.
And we have boomers complaining at work that they hire young people who then cancel their application because they could not find a place they could rent. Boomers take on that is that those kids are just lazy and entitled. It is like a well fed person explaining to someone who didn`t eat for 2 weeks that there is really nothing special about food, just think about something else.
Its called an Economic Depression....
Yet I’ve had a running advert looking for staff for 9 months on job center and the only people who applied were from Africa and india(still living in their native countries!) and not one British person it’s shocking!
@@christophermurrell84 read your other post. Eventually people will go back to trades. Then the trades will become saturated like how employers was crying out for IT jobs, now there isn't enough IT jobs. It is swings and roundabouts. I do think in general men need to get away from offices and go into trades
@westmids1987 women should be encouraged to go into trade's more too. We need to bring back apprenticeships and stop forcing older and disabled people into work.
I'd be okay with 5k a month?!! 😂
If that's after tax you'd need to be on £95k, before tax its £60k ie still in the top 10% of UK earners.
Not laziness, jobs are either zero contract shit jobs at minimum wage, do your research.
I've noticed a lot of people look down on and under value creativity like they don't benefit from so many creative things unless you're super famous. Do you think cars, furniture, clothes, food has no creativity at all?
1:34 I would fire her immediately. This woman is basically advertising why no one should hire her again. She’s basically saying ‘I’m setting the terms of my employment, not the employer’ 😳
Of course you won't hired, if you're like this just starting out you're going to be worse and increasingly worse as time passes.
She can't get fired if she keeps firing herself😂
Just go to an agency and get a job instantly straight off a high street 😂
If you’re from the UK try CV library …a lot of recruiters use it. So hopefully you will find a job in no time 🙏
You should upload more videos like not only of this topic but also other topics that are going on in the UK like inflation/cost of living crisis etc
In the pipeline. Thank you for you comment.
@@arandomsaturday876 thanks keep up the good work!
I love these videos 😅
No work generation
1:59 the hustle consists of not relying on one source for your employment. Unless you have shares in Indeed I suggest you move on. You use between 5 and 10 sources for seeking employment.
This is person being a decent human being and creating personal connections helps, if someone you know then knows about a job coming up at their place of employment that suits you, they will recommend it to you. Says a lot about you and your connections when the people you know won't hook you up with details to apply for a job, let alone put in a good word 😂
Things haven't changed, before my first job years ago, I applied to near 50 jobs before I got my first interview and close to 200 before getting a job. Two things had to happen, I needed to treat everything like a learning experience and the second was accept that I would be starting off lower than what universities, social media and other idiots told me.
yeah but, no but, yeah but, no but…
2:47 'came second', that's a thing that's said to make you feel better. Ever ask for feedback? Or sought help from people who have experience in this?
choices choices get a job and be broke with no spare time and nothing to show for it or be unemployed and just as broke but more spare time you do the math.
solution make work pay, governments solution..... make unemployed poorer leave employment to still be piss poor AAAaaaarrrrrggggghhhhh
There logic is totally flawed, you won't be just as broke having a job as unemployed, that's just stupid reasoning
@@nemesis8626 youve never had a low paid job then have you or been on the dole with 2 kids to feed
Do what older people do like me who is 54, get a factoryt job to tide you over until the right job comes around.
But this generation wont as they believe factory work is below them.
There are loads of jobs out there if your not picky, stop looking for that ultimate job and get off the dole, this generation are too busy on their phones.
What factory, its all either automated or requires a university degree and a whole list of certifications to get near any machinery today. All the factories have long been moved to China if you haven`t noticed. And if there are any factories that do exist, its either Poles, Romanians, Indians, Pakistanis or someone else working there and they ain`t going to hire you into their gang.
@@snowsnow4231 You must be living on the moon as I see loads of them. Their are loads of jobs out there that dont require you to manage machinery or have any experience? I know as I have had a few!
Can you please list the name of these companies with factories in the UK so people can apply to them? If you don't list them we know you are lying.@@GogglyWoggly
@@GogglyWoggly well because you probably have decades of work experience, now good luck getting in there when you are 20 and no one wants to hire you anywhere.
Thank you for your application, we will call you back (no).
@@snowsnow4231 I used to manage a shift in a factory, do you know how guys your age got in there? They logged onto an agency that worked in the factory, showed their worth to people like me and then got contracted full time for their efforts.
Sometimes you have to work from the bottom and work up, I had to when I was younger and this is exactly how I did it.