You have a degree in EE and are failing to find a job....where are you looking? Seriously, the job market for skilled workers at the moment is booming (Maths,

You have a degree in EE and are failing to find a job....where are you looking? Seriously, the job market for skilled workers at the moment is booming (Maths, Physics, Chemistry, EE, CompSci), most of the companies I have come in contact with are gasping for talent - this leads me to believe you are doing one of the following things: - Limiting your search space - Are you limiting yourself to a city? state? country? Most companies are hiring all over the place and attempting to concentrate certain talents in certain places. - Not tailoring your resume to the job. (see point 4) - Not being prepared for the interview...are you researching the company before hand? Do you want to work for the company? Are you getting the point across? - Applying for jobs which you want to do but don't have the background for - You have an EE degree but say you are interested in Marketing...these are very different skillsets.. it might be better to get a more focused tech job, then attempts an internal transfer after a year, while also building up your portfolio for the other area Best of luck on the search.