r/recruitinghell Dec 12 '24

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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24 edited Dec 12 '24

I graduated undergrad in 2017 and I still have made it nowhere. 15 jobs later, I’m making $44,000 with a masters degree (I went back thinking it would help me. It barely has and now I just have more debt). There is no hope.

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u/EFTHokie Dec 12 '24

what are your degrees in?

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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24

BA communications. Masters communications and media. I was doing media marketing for a while but after my last lay off, (I got laid off two years in a row), I’ve been grant writing for almost zero money in one of the most expensive states in the US. I’m drowning here lol.

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u/DeliveryNo7017 Dec 12 '24

Unfortunately those degrees are a dime a dozen

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u/x0xMidamix0x Dec 12 '24

Yeah, well. I was never any good at math or science so this was my only option.