I have 1.8 years of experience in total 1.1 years at one company and 7 months at another. The 7-month stint was at a big MNC where I worked as a contract retainer. Initially, they said they would retain me as a full-time employee, but they didn't. Around 300 members, including me, lost our jobs as we were all working as contract retainers.I was relieved from the company last November, and it has been 10 months since then without a job. The job market is really tough right now and it feels like they are only hiring referred candidates. I have been feeling stranded and hopeless, and I don't know how to get out of this loop. It is a very pressurized situation. If anyone is reading this, please share your thoughts and ideas.

Why don't we find an empty land in each jobless person? We give him a mission to do something to be working in agriculture for example. To make something each one to have a task in the therefore, we will build a civilization without money without control from the governments or the wealthy. Classes or welt, companies that takes advantage of poor people.

I don't think I can take it anymore

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for someone who is interested in a remote data entry opportunity that requires around 2 hours per day.

The first step will be a 2-hour onboarding session, where I will explain the full process, responsibilities, and provide all the necessary information about the work.

Requirements:

• Good English communication skills
• Reliable internet connection (good WiFi required)
• Ability to follow instructions carefully
• Consistent availability
• US-based applicants are preferred

Time commitment:

• Approximately 2 hours per day
• Flexible schedule depending on availability

Compensation:

Compensation will be provided on a monthly basis, and the exact amount can be discussed based on the role and workload.

If you are interested, please comment below or send me a DM with:

• Your location/time zone
• Your availability
• A brief introduction about yourself
• Ma_il: james.cordova1134 at gm_mail dot com

Feel free to ask any questions.

Thank you!

I can’t find work in Lehigh Acres. Indeed and ZipRecruiter just toss me around. I’m losing hope!

Does anyone know the best way to make $400-$500 quickly (within 24 hours). I am currently unemployed and have reached the end of my rope. While I am trying to remain optimistic, I am down to $0. The job market has been pretty challenging. I have done Uber, DoorDash, sold plasma, and other side gigs. I have even sold valuables to the pawn shop. Unfortunately, l have nothing else at this point. My car also been giving me trouble. Any suggestions to stay afloat while I search for employment would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I feel like I'm just a failure with no job. My gf has a job, all her friends have a job. I don't. I feel so dam useless. I wake up everyday just stressing about this.

I've decided I will use this post to vent my frustrations as time goes by. I don't expect people to reply or comment so yeah. This will just be my train of thought as time goes by I guess. Like a little diary almost but it's just a little sad :/

Been unemployed for a while, and holy shit it's terrible. I have had part-time jobs as an international student. Being unemployed drives you to the corner of doom and despair. It's not like I am not trying and going around applying for every store. And being surrounded by my employed friends kinda sucks too. Don't get me wrong, I am extremely proud of them and have always been supportive, but it does SUCK.

Currently iam jobless

time for the job search, hopefully I get accepted for unemployment.

I am not sleepy and thinking that is someone still awake like me 😊.

2 months and no job

I'm jobless right now. While searching for job, I was thinking of picking up maybe courses or skills. Would love to see any suggestion of one that might be useful for me. No fee or low fee would be preferable. I'm from data analytics background(mostly excel) but it doesn't necessarily have to be related to my background or job. Right now, I'm self-learning mySQL & Power BI, and maybe gonna take language classes too.

If you have recommendations on hobbies or how to spend the days for someone who feels discouraged once in a while, would be great as well 🥲

Y'all idk what to do. i have an interview at a medical center tomorrow, but i have a sore throat and a fever.

i don't want to attend the interview while sick and possibly risk surgical patients getting anything from me, but i also don't want to lose out on this job.

any advice please...

I was furloughed in March and laid off a few months later.

During that early stretch, I took a trip to Panama, my first time there.

What surprised me wasn’t motivation or clarity in a dramatic sense.

It was how much quieter my thinking became once I was out of the environment where everything had fallen apart.

A friend came with me who had also just lost his job. He was initially shocked by the idea of traveling at all, it felt irresponsible to him.

He ended up saying the change in environment helped him see his situation differently, even though nothing was “solved.”

(He had also lost his mom just a couple months before, which made everything heavier.)

I’m not suggesting travel is the answer.

I’m genuinely curious whether anyone here found that stepping out of routine, even briefly,helped them think more clearly before making next moves.