Selfposting as little as possible, I worked in management positions for the public sector and when I was younger I worked as a server in a restaurant.
"I'm looking for better work-life balance. This position meets a lot of the criteria I set out for myself when searching for a new position, so I believe this would be a good match."
Simple, you are looking for something with less pressure and less responsibility for others. You want to work, but you are done with the sleepless nights over meeting project deadlines and worrying about the jobs of the colleagues you were responsible for. You want simple, honest work.
It is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to find, however, legitimate data entry and AI training is a very nice job, but 99.9% of the listings you'll see for it aren't legitimate. You basically need someone who already has a real one to refer you directly.
Yes: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/job-hunting-tips-and-tricks.201366/#post-20210771
If you're serious about that, approach it as if you have no resume. Don't provide a resume. Just act eager throughout applying and interviews and retail will slot you in where they want you in no time.
I shouldn't even discuss having years of deli experience from 2012-17?
That's how you get slotted into a managerial position in the deli. Unless you really want that, then don't mention it.
I'd rather not work than be a manager ever. I just can't do management. Telling other people how to do something isn't my style... I'd rather just do what needs to be done!
You could get also get a seasonal job at a packing/sorting facility. It's hard work, but you won't lack in being told what to.
I would not do well there. I have no good experience in that. Specifically looking for holiday kitchen work just to keep some sort of income. Where I can get free food (I'm too honest, thuogh. I'd actually pay the discount price at Erik's Deli instead of taking it like all the others!)
'I can't do this, or that, or the other thing'. Christ go be homeless under a bridge then. Just work landscaping or a warehouse or some shit that literally anybody can do.
Nepotism and a resume that wasn't written by chatGPT. I autosend chatGPT resumes to the bin because it's a flag for retards unable to write a 1 page document without help. Also make sure you're not trying to go after the exact same highest profile job that literally everyone else applies for. I don't know your field, but if you're software try basic bitch shit like banking and insurance jobs. Google will make you dance like a monkey for 6 months before making a decision.