> got a job that starts in a few weeks I don't mean to be harsh, but there are recent grads like me don't have a job yet...I did spent a few months just sitti

> got a job that starts in a few weeks I don't mean to be harsh, but there are recent grads like me don't have a job yet...I did spent a few months just sitting home and think hard about what projects I want to work on. But getting a job by passing interviews has proven to be difficult for me... > However, I haven't had any unique (at least a little bit) ideas in months, and it's killing me. Everyone have ideas. I have tons of start-up ideas and cool open source project ideas. I think the main problem I have is I am bad with front-end. But I am starting to implementing some of them by just writing the backend first. But you will benefit from having a job. Trust me. I will love to have a job because there are always some problems to solve, instead of sitting by myself all day. Personally, I like making tools. So whether i work in a startup or not, there are always chances I can launch a new tool to improve the existing procedure. Writing internal tools MAY not be my main job in the future, but it can be a hobby and a way to promotion and recognition. It can even be open-sourced :). Don't be so nervous :) I hope the best for you.