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I wish you the best, but you're just making a bunch of excuses. You say it's risky and difficult to chase jobs elsewhere. Yet you claim to be better off than t
by jstarfish 9y ago
I wish you the best, but you're just making a bunch of excuses.
You say it's risky and difficult to chase jobs elsewhere. Yet you claim to be better off than the average American while chasing entry level jobs.
If anything this makes you more mobile than the average American.
Use this to your advantage instead of holding out for one of a dwindling number of jobs in some rural town. Because even if you get one, what's your exit strategy if you lose it? By your own account your position seems to be ripe for elimination.
Holding out seems more risky than moving on. Don't move to the Bay area or manhattan. The rest of the country is not representative of this article.
But that's just my take on it. Best of luck to you.