Helpful Tools & Resources

This page includes some important resources that can/will be very helpful to you :)

UPDATE: Don't use turbotax to file, they charge like $80 to do your taxes now and that is highway robbery. Do it directly through IRS free file (here). It's just as easy and it's 100% free.

Pretty much the only site you'll need in order to find a job

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Resources that I was too lazy to find a logo for:

1. I know you don't really believe in therapy BUT if you ever change your mind, a really good resource for finding a therapist is Psychology Today. It's easy to use and if you do a bit of digging, you can easily find a therapist, lord knows you need it lol

2. As you gain work experience, you'll be able to/need to create a resume. Remember: As tempting as it may be to make it cutesy, do not. Hiring managers sift through hundreds of resumes, it isn't professional to have a frilly resume. Just make sure it's a nice font, cleanly laid out, and lists what it needs to list. I personally suck at wording things well but this website makes the tasks of a cashier sound so much more sophisticated. If you don't want to pay, you can do what I do. I take a screenshot of the preview and then use another websiye to convert it into a pdf