4 months after graduation still no job 😭

@Gingerbreadspice I never had a job in my life, the closest I had is OJT and Work Immersion subject we had on school 😭. And I didn't change city I chose the nearest college that offers IT course. I think I made many bad choices 😔

@DustyPotato got to get some job history, even if it's volunteer work or a project that you are working on

@Gingerbreadspice Why would one work when one is supposed to be studying? Is that why a US bachelor's degree typically takes four years when in England we do it in three? I could not have held down a job while studying; both the job and the study would have been done to a lower standard than necessary.

@ninalanyon I’m from England too. A lot of students work and study these days, especially when they’re living in their Uni city.

@Gingerbreadspice Then they have my sympathy because apart from being heavily in debt at the end of it they must surely be exhausted. Not to mention that they must find it difficult to find time and energy for meeting people studying other subjects. I got my degree in the 'good old days' (1977) when the state paid not only tuition fees but also a maintenance grant. I graduated with no debts, in fact i think I might have had about fifty quid in the bank.