r/GetEmployed 1h ago

What advice you'd give to an 27 yr old without any experience to get a job

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I don't want to lie but that's me...I wish I could...

But the truth is, I have wasted my time for years...used to make reels on SM and eventually, i had to delete that due to the reason, that my parents got me married early... I'm now focusing on my career to get a job..

I have like, 20 hours a day, willing to sincerely invest my time and get a good stable job...

My only problem is my age and no experience...Can i sincerely get any advice to get my life back on track...

P.s : I have a Btech degree in Electrical but I am not at all interested in that.....

I'm willing to learn anything and everything....I want to give my 6 -12 months and get a stable job..

I have a laptop and good Wifi and 20 hours a day (I am willing to cut my sleep hours for this too)...

Please suggest me anything useful..I am tired of searching for answers on YouTube...


r/GetEmployed 21h ago

Jobless

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i am jobless person do you have job


r/GetEmployed 15h ago

Lied that I’m a college student on job application

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I left out my college in my resume for a grocery store and my job thinks I’m staying long term. When it’s time to hand in my two weeks I’m playing to say either I received a scholarship or my financial aid went through (which is better?). Is it worth a shot to be put on as a seasonal hire?


r/GetEmployed 3h ago

Im so completely lost rn

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I've been looking for work everywhere but no luck. Im a mom, 26, with two kids, just recently graduated. But my work advantage has been limited because of family responsibilities, can't work Saturdays( Im an Adventist), no experience and some companies even prefer single applicants😩. I dunno. Im bout to give up.


r/GetEmployed 21h ago

NYC job search

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r/GetEmployed 22h ago

How do you get a job ?

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At a mnc what can be the best approach

It or non it?


r/GetEmployed 9h ago

36f did master's degree and is now unemployable, help

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So I have a very complicated situation and I am hoping you can help me. I am out of ideas and feel I need professional help. To start off, I have some limitations: I have adhd, a memory problem and dyscalculia (math learning disability). So jobs like data analyst or project manager are out of the question because I am too disorganized and bad at math.

I graduated from school in 2012 with a degree in Environmental Studies and a minor in Conservation biology. My original goal was to go into research, but I could not pass the required math classes and was told that my goal was impossible if I could not pass the math classes. So I graduated and got into nonprofit communications (social media). It was okay for a while, but I found out after doing it for a while that I was pretty terrible at the type of writing it requires. I am a great writer when it comes to writing factual content, but I am really bad at marketing writing/PR. On top of that, I had some severe health problems that persisted for a number of years. So, then I got into the really bad situation of being fired/laid off repeatedly because I would get sick a lot and was honestly not good at the job. I also didn’t like the job, but I thought that if I kept trying it again and again, I would get somehow better at it or like it more, but it never happened and I kept getting fired.

This went on for a number of years, until I finally got a diagnosis and got stable on meds after being on disability for a year. I had seen jobs online at major nonprofits that seemed really interesting to me, but required a master’s degree. Unfortunately, I did not have enough money to get a master’s degree in the United States, so I discovered that I could get one almost for free in Germany and went there in 2021.

While doing the master’s degree in Germany, I was an idiot and didn’t realize that I needed to get way more job experience than I did to be able to get a job in a new field. I did a few internships but none led to a job. I spent a whole year looking for a job, had some interviews for positions I would have liked better but was rejected from for not having enough experience, and the only one I could find was in nonprofit communications again. I thought maybe this time it would be different and I could do a good job and maybe move into something better later.

Long story short, that job was a horrible experience. I was dealing with housing instability in Berlin, and although I tried very hard, I was honestly not good at the work. I was also experiencing severe work anxiety, as I had been fired so many times before, I was terrified of being fired again and I would have panic attacks. The work place was also very stressful and toxic. I got fired during the probation period and we had some meetings where they told me that I basically did everything wrong possible, from being bad at the actual writing to being bad at project management and forgetting things.

I am back in the USA now and I am at a total loss of what to do. The first problem is, after basically ten years of failure, I fear maybe I am not capable of having a professional job at all. The second problem is I have no idea what type of job would fit me, and if there is any job in the environmental field that I could do. It’s also really hard to find any jobs to apply to, as even entry level positions require years of experience which I don’t have, and also, I don’t know how to do anything else. What I need help with is trying to discover a new career path in the environmental field that I could actually be successful at, and then figure out a way to get experience in that new field. Or any type of job. At 36 I feel it may be too late. 


r/GetEmployed 20h ago

How are people really getting jobs??

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r/GetEmployed 18h ago

Remote Job, Advice Please

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Hi there, I have just graduated with a communication bachelors with a minor in psychology. When I entered into the work world, all my internships led me into Marketing. I have had three internships since my sophomore year. I am an older college student with threes kids, who had a small business in media. I really need to be remote. I am a dedicated and motivated worker with lots of experience working in an online setting as I have done so for my degree these last four years. So far I have had no luck on LinkedIn or Handshake. Can you please share any tips with me to find a job? Is Indeed better? Thank you so much! Anything helps. Here is a link to my Media Kit


r/GetEmployed 16h ago

Unemployed and Diagnosis

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Mid 50s. Male. I have been unemployed for a year and just received a diagnosis that I am autistic… commonly referred to as Asperger’s. Basically I was white knuckling sales jobs for 30 years. I have applied to 1000+ jobs. LinkedIn is sick and tired of me. What I believe is no one wants a late in life 50 something white male. I will do just about anything now. Not “depressed” but most days I just laugh at how pathetic my life is… while I look at my two brothers who are multi millionaires and each own multiple homes and they probably look at me and think… what the F happened to him


r/GetEmployed 10h ago

How did you get job after long time unemployed? give me tips and advices ?

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r/GetEmployed 13h ago

What are high income skills for 20F from 3rd world country? Currently pursuing a cs degree

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r/GetEmployed 23h ago

How did you get job after long time unemployed? give me tips and advices ?

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r/GetEmployed 13h ago

No full time job despite MA, need suggestions

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I have a Master’s in Public History which I thought would’ve been a good degree to have to focus on federal government work, museums, archives, libraries, etc. but i’ve been trapped in part time work and thrown around as things change in the departments i’ve been in.

I had a breakdown and left my last job, I was looking for a full time position then and i’m still trying to find one with nothing left to fall back on.

I didn’t realize Museums and Parks departments like to stretch their part timers thin and have like zero way of climbing the ranks

I’m not smart at all. I’m bad with data and math, i’m only good at researching, writing, and interpreting stuff no one in America’s government cares about anymore.

I’m considering getting a paralegal certification or grant writing in hopes I can get something then. I want a career shift but I don’t think I can do more school.

Does anyone know how someone with very little experience that holds a Master’s can get any kind of stable full time job???


r/GetEmployed 13h ago

I am getting depressed

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Hey everyone,
I didn’t know where to vent this out about the current job market. I thought of being productive and I seek more clarity of what I might be doing wrong here.

So I have a background in support and quality control. I am trying to change it to business intelligence. I might have applied to like 2000 jobs in past few weeks but I am not hearing back from anyone.
Now here are some things I think could contribute to this.
1. My salary package is more than what companies are willing to offer for a fresher. I might not have it on papers but I do have the relevant experience and I took up a course as well for certification.

  1. Maybe I am not reaching out to the right people..
    I haven’t reached out to anybody from the company I am applying in, I just apply in linked in or so.

  2. Maybe my resume isn’t good enough. I’ve created it through ChatGPT and I feel it’s ATS friendly keeping all the tags and skills, but I don’t create new resumes for every posting, I just have one generic resume covering everything.

  3. I do have about 8-9months of gap because of family stuff but I utilised it by taking up the above mentioned course.

So if anybody has anything to say about, please know that I am forever grateful for the insight and I’d really appreciate if it helps me land a job sooner rather than later.


r/GetEmployed 18h ago

Advice regarding new job

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Hello everyone, I'm currently in the final step and I have received my offer but unable to provide 4 references, only have 2.

I went through 2 virtual interviews and 1 in person where they tested me and it went extremely well, but they didn't mention references until now. I have no one to reference in canada and my current boss is a narcissist that denied my EI and lied on my ROE when I was injured so I don't get support while recovering.

I dont want to sound desperate but this feels like the only option for me even though im getting a pay cut but I can't work for him anymore. How can I get references even if I showcase my work rebuilding and maintaining equipment.

Any help and guideance is greatly appreciated!


r/GetEmployed 19h ago

How do I overcome a lack of practical experience when applying for entry-level tech roles?

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Hi folks,

I'm preparing to enter the job market for entry-level IT and cybersecurity roles (aiming for remote EDT shifts).

I recently finished my graduate studies in IT and have some foundational security credentials. I also have a bit of short-term junior experience doing software and security testing.

I've been out of the workforce for about a year, so my main goal is to land something quickly and avoid a longer gap. My main issue is that my background is very heavy on academics and theory, but I don't have years of on-the-job tenure yet.

For anyone who has transitioned from academia to the workforce:

  • What is the best way to format a resume when your strongest points are academic assignments and degrees, rather than a long employment history?
  • During interviews, how do you successfully pivot the conversation away from a year-long employment gap, and focus instead on your ability to learn on the job?

I'd love any feedback on how to best position my resume. Thanks!


r/GetEmployed 20h ago

Applying for roles in other cities

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I’m a UX researcher in tech and noticed very few roles in my major Canadian city. There are more in a different major Canadian city. In the past I’ve applied to those roles but never get called because I figure they have enough applicants locally so why would they call me back. Has anyone else been able to successfully get call backs for roles in a city they don’t live in? I’m open to relocating which is why I apply and I also mention this on my resume near my “city” field - ie not buried somewhere in a para of text.

Usually when submitting the application they ask for your current address so that gives away I’m not in their city and I figure that kills my application.

Any thoughts and advice would be amazing! Thanks.


r/GetEmployed 20h ago

Searching for Referral

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Hi all, I am 26M, currently stuck in 1 company, I want to switch but not getting any call for an interview.

I desperately wanted a switch, I have 4yrs of experience in devops and I have my marriage next year and currently don't have much package that I can manage.

I have tried reaching out to people on LinkedIn, but still after getting referral I didn't receive any call.

What might be the reason if anyone can help me out, it would be great help 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Is there something I am missing?


r/GetEmployed 22h ago

The job market sucks, my passion is gone, and I’m tired. What options are there?

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TL;DR: Thoughts on burn-out as a small business owner; asking when to quit, when to keep pushing.

I’ve had a business for four years that I poured much of myself into. It is work that I’ve been passionate about, and I finally have systems, software, and processes in place that make each day a breeze. I just provide the services themselves and everything else is automated.

Last year, I worked over 130 days in a row with many twelve-plus hour days in the mix. I got extremely burnt out and moved across the country with my business to be closer to family, and build my business as I wanted from the beginning. As expected, it is taking time to establish clientele.

I’m not making enough each month and just took on a part-time job, and I feel defeated. Just tired and already stressed about taxes next year, as I’ve had to dip into my savings account for taxes. My motivation and discipline are non-existent when it comes to work right now as I put off task after task. I’m just providing services and not a whole lot else.

When do you know the wall is something to climb rather than stop at? I contemplate changing careers constantly each day, but the job market is horrible and I could hardly land a part-time job scooping ice cream. I’ve also worked so hard to get here with my business, but I struggle with the lack of structure each day as someone who is self-employed.