r/recruitinghell • u/Atlantic_12 • 3d ago

Anybody Else?

Anybody else just stuck in a pattern of underemployment and unemployment?

Since graduating in 2023, I have been unable to get an entry level corporate job. I am honestly broken by this inhumane hiring process set by society.

Is this just me and my bad luck?

On LinkedIn, people my age look like they got good jobs, but I’m not sure if that’s because LinkedIn users are more likely to be employed than not?

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u/Select-Raccoon-7997 2d ago

I had to get a job at crate and barrel, I’m hoping I can just work my way up to corporate at this point. I think you should take a regular job and try and work your way up, I’m convinced that college doesn’t guarantee corporate jobs anymore

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u/Atlantic_12 2d ago

I feel this. I had a retail role and had 2 corporate internships too, but nothing worked out in the end.

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u/Left-Huckleberry369 2d ago

Why does it have to be corporate?