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First I best have certain conditions. Namely the weather, the time, the day. Leaving the house preferably on a fine weather and near weekends.
Then myself; if I'm up to it.
Uncertainty cannot be afforded, therefore deemed as not an excuse to. Yes, even if I do end up with anxiety and depression not severe enough, it shouldn't be an excuse for me.
Being ill? Drunk? Of course I can't go out in that state. Burnout? Bad idea to job hunt on that state.

With the options of simply walking away from home with few important documents on hand, with a fresh and better get up. What is appropriate? Depends. I would rather work where I can wear casual. And I must never forget; wallet, IDs, phone...
Type and print my own resume, have a few copy just in case, get my own set of ID pics (set I mean some 1x1s, 2x2s for various purposes), maybe take a walk or two in certain offices. Of course, no specifics. I know which legal stuff I'll get and put it on a simple plasic envelope to carry with. Could be birth certificate, certificate of residency, some diploma, etc.

Then walk around and see if there's a place to walk-in to. Ask the secretary or whoever's mainly managing the place, or just anyone employed and make them ask if they're available.
Blending is easy though, no complicated stuff on masking which I'm very grateful for. This topic ain't my thing. So no, I won't say  'maintain eye contact' because the contexts here are different. Nor say more details on how I manage sensory related issues -- I'm writting this mainly for executive dysfunction and 'reminder' of a choice.
Disclosure? From where I'm, I don't think it's an option overall. Unless I'm very acquainted with the manager/owner.

If there's a time for interview, yeah, have the work arounds. Depends which I must make up for. Résumés may or may not be left behind. Then, maybe go to another places to interview with.
Afterwards, if there's already number of interviews, then simply open all of available communication lines; phone, email, social media, etc. Then wait. Of course I shouldn't fuss about it and expect not to call back.
If there's an offer... I can get the choice whether or not accept the job. This means if I got like, 2 job offers and already accepted one, I'll just decline the another.


If I cant seem to get a job on a walk in, I also have an option to do online jobs.
First is a good net connection. Seriously.

Then several stuff depending on what kind of online job I wanna do.
If I'm selling my work, it means should at least already have my own tools; if I go for graphic artist, I must have photoshop. If I do data entry, I must have word or doc. And so forth.
If I'm selling my personality/voice/etc. I'll need a camera, mic and any audios, and more importantly a quiet peaceful room. Oh, and some get up on appearances, along with basic tools and certain social media platforms that may required. If I don't feel up to it even if I got the skill, just check or search etiquettes about on-camera working jobs.

Then.. Well, the link on online payment into the real thing. This is important. So... I shouldn't get involved with some dubious stuff online unless I'm certain that my PC/laptop is protected.
One advice is have something separate; one net that has formal and important stuff and protected, another can browse stuff recklessly. Depends how should one handle it and what's available.

I could just... Sign up to a known online job site, polish up some of writing. Make my résumé, etc.
Before I apply to any job, there are precautions of course. Do search some precautions on online job. There are some warnings, like, 'don't apply for jobs that forces you to register certain sites to apply', etc.
After at least knowing these whether a gist of it or specifics, depends... Just read the job postings carefully. Some may need attachments (intro audio record, profolio, etc) when applying before interviewing. And plenty requires certain platforms in order to make an interview.

When applying, of course I can do multiple ones; just as long as I get the requirements, and do no spam/copy paste intros.
Then, like after dropping off your résumés; just open the communication channels and wait. Just don't get discouraged if they declined or not reply. Then they may contact for an interview, depends who gets to choose when -- or the job right away usually if it's freelance work, depends.
Then if I pass the interview... I can decline any other interview offers. If I find one, stick to it. If not, can do it again or find another way.


I cannot just, bug the networks I have and demand me to get me a job and skip the whole process.
They are usually references and directories, not job agents or secretaries.

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