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Have you yet gotten a job?

Been two years almost now.

I graduated Engineering Bachelor degree in 2016 and no job until now. Staying with parents and got criticism and complaining from them almost every time. I don't know what my future be like.

When you major in psychology....

What are your requirements? One is location is often the cause, or demands to basically be in charge of all your time. NO chance of getting a job.

Congrats! Glad you got the Job!

I got a job straight out of college but it is a living hell and makes me work 80 hours a week

I can tell one thing I'm super grateful to my father for not kicking me out of his home and being so supportive. I can't believe how would I survive if I had to pay my rent during this unemployed season. Thanks papa. You're a true friend.

RH sucks 🤣🤣 they should hire uss

OMG me too

What was your degree in?

Bidenomics. At least no mean tweets. right?

where do u think is best places to search for a job? in person or websites or?

I feel what your feeling girl. I graduated college in the Spring of 2022. Lived with my parents for the summer, was hoping to get an Agriculture job because that's what I went to school for, but my mom told me, to stay home because of how crazy the world is and inflation screw everyone's life up. I've had to learn how to live with my family and work on the family farm, but I have dreams of someday being independent, living and working elsewhere. Thank you for this video and yes, I feel your pain.

Even if I can't find employment, I have no regrets going to college

My friend went to UB 😮 I have graduated but been working in a restaurant still *sigh, it’s been a year

have you thought about modeling ?

It is all good and dandy till you realize that nobody will date or marry you unless you have a job already, especially if your field is nationality restricted such as aviation. I’m in a cache 22 as Canada has an overly strained job market and I’m an ERAU Grad who could get work I’m at Boeing, Lockheed but can’t due to the requirement to be a US citizen (even here in their Canadian branches)

Thank you so much for this.

It makes me crazy, I feel for young people. I actually graduated back in the 90s (yeah, generation X), even back then a college degree didn't give you the keys to the middle class job market kingdom. If you tell young people "don't get a marketing degree because most people don't jobs with that degree" then you come across as stepping on their dreams. If you don't tell them the the above and they get the marketing degree (or whatever) and they don't get a job ever...then you're basically perpetuating the college hoax. Not sure what the answer is.

Colleges should be forced to give full redunds like every other business...cool shout out to the parents in the video

This is so many people in 2023...including me...college was the biggest mistake of my life

I just wanted to chime in, even though this video is old. SAME. Graduated with a degree in sociology and a minor in statistics. Did a couple of research projects to build my portfolio and presented at a conference in undergrad. All of my networking didn’t do much, as I have been rejected/ghosted from over 300 jobs. I can’t count how many cover letters, resumes, interviews, and assessments I’ve done. So much time, so much work, with nothing to show for it. I work at Starbucks making minimum wage, and another co worker graduated with a business management degree 2 years ago. So at least I’m not alone :/ I’m probably just going to join a union and learn a trade.

I was never unemployed. I was out of college on a Friday and started work on Monday. I was only 20 at the time. Never been unemployed at any point in my life.

your skin is so pretty.

I feel the same. I have been losing my words a lot after covid-19, and I am still in college until fall 2023.

In 2019 I had false expectations for my first full time job. As an engineer I directly applied for jobs which required at least 3 years of full time job experience. Until then I only worked as a so called working student. Later I realized that there were suitable jobs for beginners which included a graduate trainee or young professional phase for the first 6 months. It was a training phase where you took lessons from employees and later on participated in their daily business routine. You have to search for jobs like these in order to get started as a professional.

Sounds lit. Graduated. Always getting ghosted. I day trade using a credit card and panic which Airbnb will be the best to stay in. God damn it why do employers think I’m lazy!

You and your kitten are both super cute.

Thanks for making this

It's the same case with me. I graduated with a Finance degree but because I wasn't able to do an internship due to the Pandemic even though I had 2 months of job experience as a Budget Analyst. The first job is the hardest and is always taking a toll on me. Your degree will only get you a few interviews but if you don't have any job experience you won't get hired.

its so good to see you having family and friend time. 😻1:38.

I know i am late on congratulating you for your job but hope everything works out for you.

I graduated last Dec and I applied to a couple of jobs but I realized that I didn’t want to work in any of the fields I saw or even work under someone since I’ve been working since I could legally work and I’m burnt out and could care less. I stopped applying maybe 3 months after graduating and have been just focusing on my financial goals since I do gig work to get by and have been doing solid. I don’t have career goals at the moment just want to work for myself which definitely stresses out my family but idc 😂

I finally got a job after a year and then I wasn’t being paid enough to make 3x rent anywhere and had to resign and move home. I’m so over it.

I knew you were going to say psychology. You have to get a PHD for that to get you anywhere.

I love this so much🥺❤️

How are tings?- Thanks!you made good -📹

I'm getting kitten I don't know what Name her

so i'm definitely not an experienced cat owner, my cat recently died at the pretty young age of 6, but here's one thing that may reassure you. i'm sure you've heard many people on the internet saying you're not supposed to feed your cat dry food and instead just give them meat and wet food, however, i would disagree. yes, cats are carnivores but as long as their diet is mostly meat, it's completely fine. and yes wet food provides moisture that your cat can't get from dry food, so just make sure they're drinking enough water. you can do this by getting a cat water fountain that encourages them to drink or any other way that works for you. but don't get worried if you can't afford to only buy wet food, it's ok for them to have dry food. personally i would recommend a mixture of dry and wet food. good luck with ur kittens guys ! !

It's been 9 months of interviews then going to the second round of interviews to then be rejected! I am majorly depressed!!

Work part-time in a cafe etc while looking for a job

Uuuuugh get real! Try 10 years of grinding! Kids these days need to learn some gratitude

Eu gostaria dessa motivação

2 years without having a job. After graduating with a 4 year degree. Seriously this messes with our mind.

I love your openness and honesty

Youre so funny and interesting

watching this as an unemployed man in his 30s.

I know people who who went to two years of trade school and are making 6 figures

College is becoming less worth it.