>graduated on May the 20th
>been working menial jobs since while living at home
>remember sitting at home watching the French Open final when Wawrinka beat Djokovic
>graduated on May 20th, 2015
Welp, I'm officially a loser.
>graduated on May the 20th
>been working menial jobs since while living at home
>remember sitting at home watching the French Open final when Wawrinka beat Djokovic
>graduated on May 20th, 2015
Welp, I'm officially a loser.
what is your degree/cuntry?
STEM, UK
>graduated April 2015
>all the jobs in my area are related to il and gas
>oil industry collapses
>only get 1 interview, didn't get the job
>spend 6 months unemployed
>finally manage to get a labour job, been working there since
>had another interview last week for a job in another province
>no reply
oil*
>just graduated
>looking for a new job related to my accounting degree
>get an interview
>get laughed at for only having labor experience and no accounting work experience
>every job posting with "entry level" accounting in it requires 2+ years of experience
gg
>STEM
You could be more specific.
In 2013 I was in your position with an engineering degree; sent some speculative cover letters and my resume offering my services for free if necessary, and ended up with a 3 month paid intern which turned into my first job. You have to change tact if the current way is not working.
Liten here bruh.
I have dual undegraduate degrees in Classics and Russian.
After I graduated (May of 2014) I moved back to the deep south. There were no jobs for my major. Took me 3 months after graduation to even find a SINGLE JOB.
I delivered fitness equipment for 4 months after I got back.
Then, I took a sales job and made 45k/yr for the past year and a half (not bad for deep south no cost of living).
Now I'm moving to the east coast to *surprise* do something with my major.
You can't just magically get a job in your major if your town doesn't have an industry in your sector.
Haven't graduated yet, but on my third internship in a multinational resource company in their treasury department (commodity sales to banks, cash management, hedging of inputs and currencies).
I think you guys should have looked into getting more experience during your degree...
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