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The unemployment numbers are phenomenal. It was around 3.5%. That means anyone filling a seat is coming from another position. I graduated into the Great Reces
by ianai 4y ago
The unemployment numbers are phenomenal. It was around 3.5%. That means anyone filling a seat is coming from another position.
I graduated into the Great Recession. This is nothing like that. You’ll probably be able to get in at the entry level for whatever you’re going into professionally (or better).
- ianai 4y agoIt’s been a bit so I’ll reply to myself. I do know the fear of entering the market. Heck, also the fear of graduating into the workaday world in my early twenties with not really anything other than a degree. So I’d say be on the lookout for an entry point into whatever. If you’re going into tech then Help Desk/Service Desk work is a standard starting point. Programming, making sure you have a portfolio on GitHub and do your leetcode prep. I don’t know your exact point. But that first job can last as little as 6 months, even less, or even more. But once you’re hired you’re “off the ground” and that’s the key.