I have difficulties looking for a job

I'm not saying this is true, but I have noticed that employers are more apt to hire someone who fills out the application and turns it in, in person. Maybe that's the problem. In their eyes, this shows more enthusiasm and initiative. That goes a long way with them. It shows you're not lazy. In their eyes, that is. They are more willing to hire people who will go that extra mile to stand out and above the others. Then after you have filled it out and submitted it, wait 3 days and then write a very professional, neatly typed business letter as a follow-up. That really goes a long way. That's what will get you hired, along with being punctual for appointments, dressed well and neatly, and showing confidence.

Keep going, the best fit is just ahead of you.

I think finding a job is one of the hardest things to do in life. You are constantly trying. You feel like giving up. No one bothers to answer back. It is a lot of organization and effort. Try networking. Sometimes that helps. These days it can take up to a year or more to get a job. You may try looking at a distant city. Cities have more opportunities. You may have to lower your expectations for what you think you want. Good luck. Never give up. Be kind to yourself. It is a hard task.

go in places and actually meet the employers and give them a copy of resume in person

Damn 2 months is a lot. Don't give up. Hopefully you'll get a call soon

What is your job search method and do you attach a resume to your application? Follow up calls are important.

My son applied for an apprenticeship position last month and had two interviews then didn’t hear anything. Three days after his second interview he sent a thank you for the interview email and literally ten minutes later they called and offered him the position

Don't give up. Took me 2 yrs to find a job.

Don't despair... many larger companies have internal policies that require them to post an opening even if they already know who they are going to hire.

start your won company, like selling stuff on ebay, or dog walking,gardneing, hous eclenaing

Keep it steady.

Where there's a will there's a way.

can you go back to school for a degree of some kind in something employable?

[@sassim] 🤔yes i am retired but looking for a little part time job and appreciate what you say as i have been trying since january. i have interview and applied for jobs and when you keep hitting that brick wall of disappointment frustration sets in . do not give up there will be something ot there for you it may take patiences and few knock backs but in time i am sure you will find something

Keep at it.
It gives you purpose and is evidence of your stubborn refusal to quit !

I send the odd resume off. I like my current job though. Just need more $$$$

Youll get there. Give yourself small breaks sometimes

That's pretty sad, but pre-Covid that was pretty much the norm here too. When I was last in between jobs I submitted hundreds of applications with hardly any responses. Applying for a job is just like dating - you have a very low chance of getting a positive outcome.

Best of luck

It’s awful. Try your friend and associates network, one on the inside is worth 100 on the outside unfortunately

Whats your education background ? What role are you looking for ?

Don't just send applications and expect a call, go back and ask for an interview. As a former manager that did interviews and hired, if I didn't hear from an applicant within one week, their applications and resumes were filed away, if not within one month, they were shredded. You need to show initiative.

I should say mashiah then