u/Alone-Magician-1077

Problem/Goal:
I am a fresh graduate in an engineering field, but I am late (year 7th on college) and recently, I am looking for a job on sites like jobstreets and indeed.
Among my multiple attempts, isa lang nag reply or nag review, we communicated once and never na nya nireplyan ang chat ko sa viber. (this is pre-graduation attempt) but I made sure na clear sa CV ko na graduating ang nasulat ko. Well, now I am a graduate student, I attempted more pero walang result. I asked some friendly advice and sinabihan nila ako na mag rest muna for 3-4 months, which is not ideal for me because I need to earn to clear myself.
I am looking for a technical/hardware/networking jobs and its been a struggle to find one. I even tried applying for jobs na nagrerequire ng 6mos to 2yrs experience and still no luck.

Context:
I am a 25yo fresh graduate and struggling to find a job. Andami ko ng utang para lang maka tapos ako. I was advised to transfer from my first school: from free uni to tuition.
The reason that I am searching fast is because siyempre, bayaran ko sila. I know for a fact na di lang ako ang may need sa money. Total debt: 13k, it may be small pero sakin ngayon na may 90pesos sa bulsa/wallet, ansakit tignan.

Attempts:
- Multiple application attempts.
- Part-time (inuna ang kamag-anak, no slot left for me)
- Labor (di na ako makaka sabay for some reason)
- Digital Art Commisions(not going well)
- Editing Video/Photo (rarely if may requirements for student)
- PC repairs (rare din din may masiraan)
- YouTube (inconsistent)

Ano po ba ginagawa kong mali? or mahirap ba talaga maghanap sa field na gusto ko? Is there any more online job sites na available?

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But I'd figure that it's best to ask others as well, like this sub.

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