Job seekers struggle to find work despite degrees
12 posts across 7 communities in the last 30 days; 42% from r/careeradvice.
“agreed cus even ppl with 2 bachelors degree are unable to find jobs so it is unlikely that i, without anything am going to get a job which can pay for rent and utilities [re: i am 16, how do i move out at 18]”
“The other comment alludes to your lack of research skills to illustrate that, perhaps, you are not up to the task yet. [re: I have a bachelor's degree. Can I get a sys admin job in Atlanta, Georgia in US, if I get more certifications and learn everything? I have a homelab, and…”
“i saw a news report that people with no degree are doing better in this economy than people that have a degree there is just too many people with degrees and not enough demand for their labor [re: My dad thinks I'm refusing to get a job]”
Multiple individuals, including recent graduates and older workers, report difficulty securing employment despite possessing relevant qualifications or experience. This indicates a challenging job market with potential ageism or mismatch between skills and available roles.
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“The other comment alludes to your lack of research skills to illustrate that, perhaps, you are not up to the task yet. [re: I have a bachelor's degree. Can I get a sys admin job in Atlanta, Georgia in US, if I get more certifications…”
“agreed cus even ppl with 2 bachelors degree are unable to find jobs so it is unlikely that i, without anything am going to get a job which can pay for rent and utilities [re: i am 16, how do i move out at 18]”
“i saw a news report that people with no degree are doing better in this economy than people that have a degree there is just too many people with degrees and not enough demand for their labor [re: My dad thinks I'm refusing to get a job]”
Basically title. submitted by /u/lsthrowaway54321 [link] [comments]
“Nobody with a decent 4year degree should even be looking at a minimum wage position. If your degree is in “Woman’s Studies” or “Dead Languages”, good luck on the unemployment line.”
“Just like what the title says, i see many people with other degrees having hard time finding jobs but like most of the time I see people with cs degrees even tho some has jobs and still complain. submitted by /u/Appropriate-Baker755 [link] [comments]”
“What fields did you go into? submitted by /u/terminal_tested [link] [comments]”