If you haven't gotten any interviews, keep updating your resume. Use the career services available to you to have it reviewed. If you are getting interviews but no offers, study interviewing. Just go on youtube and watch some videos on it. You'll see all the little mistakes you were probably making without realizing it.
Also, try to stave off a resume gap. If you're already graduated and just sitting around your parent's house, find some volunteer projects or some shit like skyrim mods to work on. It'll help a lot.
Depends if one's available. The hardest part about internships tends to be that they're in short supply.
You're supposed to have a job before you get out of college. Why were you doing internship or returnships during the summer? Chances are you a lazy little boys who's living with his parents and has still never stepped foot in the real world
>software btw
Did you go to a community college? Any real program would have a pipeline to different companies and at least internships to build your resume. Do you think you just are handed a job along with your degree?
>get 4 year degree >apply for entry level positions >All require a minimum of 5 years experience, not counting time spent in school >give up and work at Walmart
In the 4 years you wasted at school, you could have gotten a $1 raise at Walmart. Loser
Buddy works at HR here in Canada, he says any software or IT position in his company will be flooded with 10,000 or more applications, almost all are people from India or other foreign countries.
Your only hope is to network and get a job through connections, hail mary application submissions will not get past the screening process. Also, companies are looking for very experienced candidates that are willing to take absolute shit pay.
You're fine. It's a stupid numbers game and your school doesn't give a shit about you since they already got your money. If you don't have a network to leverage, just do projects and make your bullet points on your resume focus on business needs. if you are an Indian, then fuck off and forget everything I told you because I'm racist.
I'm over five years and a nervous breakdown into wondering where my tech job is. The other students just used me to study because I knew all of the answers to the professors questions but not one of them clued me in on how to get a job.
The more I try to sharpen my skills, the more unobtainable a job seems to become. It's like reality has rubber banded difficulty.
Step one, don't be Indian
Didnt you do any internship, dumbass?
Is it too late to do an internship if you're in your last semester? I'm confused
If you haven't gotten any interviews, keep updating your resume. Use the career services available to you to have it reviewed. If you are getting interviews but no offers, study interviewing. Just go on youtube and watch some videos on it. You'll see all the little mistakes you were probably making without realizing it.
Also, try to stave off a resume gap. If you're already graduated and just sitting around your parent's house, find some volunteer projects or some shit like skyrim mods to work on. It'll help a lot.
Depends if one's available. The hardest part about internships tends to be that they're in short supply.
You're supposed to have a job before you get out of college. Why were you doing internship or returnships during the summer? Chances are you a lazy little boys who's living with his parents and has still never stepped foot in the real world
>software btw
Did you go to a community college? Any real program would have a pipeline to different companies and at least internships to build your resume. Do you think you just are handed a job along with your degree?
>get 4 year degree
>apply for entry level positions
>All require a minimum of 5 years experience, not counting time spent in school
>give up and work at Walmart
In the 4 years you wasted at school, you could have gotten a $1 raise at Walmart. Loser
be female or black
anybody want to train this weaboo troon to work in an office?
sorry, nobody wants you. I guess go to college again.
>software
Why did you pick a job that 3bn jeets and changs can do?
Pick a career for whites/japanese like materials science or structural engineering.
kek engineers are considered a blue collar job in japan, enjoy your 20k/yr salary
Buddy works at HR here in Canada, he says any software or IT position in his company will be flooded with 10,000 or more applications, almost all are people from India or other foreign countries.
Your only hope is to network and get a job through connections, hail mary application submissions will not get past the screening process. Also, companies are looking for very experienced candidates that are willing to take absolute shit pay.
just apply to yourself for a job you are creating for yourself and you will get it and then put it on your resume
Protip: dont go directly into tech. Go into some other industry which has a need for tech workers.
just apply with a decent resume, you don't even need a degree to get a job in software.
pays pretty well.
You're fine. It's a stupid numbers game and your school doesn't give a shit about you since they already got your money. If you don't have a network to leverage, just do projects and make your bullet points on your resume focus on business needs. if you are an Indian, then fuck off and forget everything I told you because I'm racist.
I'm over five years and a nervous breakdown into wondering where my tech job is. The other students just used me to study because I knew all of the answers to the professors questions but not one of them clued me in on how to get a job.
The more I try to sharpen my skills, the more unobtainable a job seems to become. It's like reality has rubber banded difficulty.
>Graduated in 2018
Might as well find a new career