I’m officially checked out from the stupid job market for me

I 24F graduated from college with a bachelor’s degree in political science, and over the last two years, it has been a tiring process. Job searching, asking for references, trying to get experience, tailor my resume a billion times, whats the damn point of going through all of this for a simple entry level job for me in my field? I haven’t had a job during college even high school, and it’s just a back hole of waiting for someone to say yes. Its just a dead end for me and I have officially checked out of the whole thing. Ive gotten advice from family friends, job developers, but it’s just fallen on deaf ears. I’m just a young lady who wants to grow my career, but the systems, markets and overall trends for us in our generation have been tailored to fail against us. I also hate how see jobs say you need to have experience or certificates for the job in question, when all I have is my degree from college? How many applications, tailoring my resume do I need to do in order to get a stupid simple job, part or full time? Plus my relationship with my family has also been stressful due to this issue, mainly with the passing of my dad this past summer. Ongoing arguing, back and forth yelling, constant emotional turmoil, is this the life I’m suppose to start for me? Ive just put hands up and said screw it, what’s the damn point? Any body jave similar feeling to this, cause this has been building for so many months now and I just need to let it all out.

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 8 days ago
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Best Period Tracker Apps to Use after using Flo

I 24F have been using Flo on and off since 2017, and it’s been an ok experience. I started my cycle since I was 12, but didn’t start tracking it monthly until I was 15 when I got my own phone. It’s been an good experience, but I do like to switch things up a bit. any good recommendations for me?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 22 days ago

Top Investing/Stock Markets Books as a Beginner

Any intro level books for someone who's looking into investing, stock markets as a beginner? I'm have been dipping my toes into this field, so I'm just curious about this. Any recommendations for me would be great.

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 1 month ago
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Top Stocks/ETFs for me as a Beginner

I'm curious since I do want to build on getinng since financial capital since I'm currently 24. I'm trying to find work and get my driver's license, so I'm curious about this field, just to see where I stand with the majority. I do want to build on my financial capital to maintain a sense of peace for my future and career. Any stocks, ETFS, index funds to look into before investing as a starter in this field?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 1 month ago

How to Read the Stock Markets as a Beginner

I've been researching investing and stocks over the last few weeks, and my financial situation isn't horrible (60k in student loans, -$249 balance from a scam), but I have been doing job training since August, so maybe that will help me find placement. Currently living at home, but I want a beginner's guide to reading the stock market: when things are good/bad, how strong a stock is, and how much money I'll gain or lose. Can anybody help me with figuring out how to read this information for me?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 1 month ago
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Best Car Make and Models for First Time Drivers

Currently practing for my road test on the 3rd. Still living at home (24F), trying to establish employment, have a negative balance (-249 dollars) from a scam in November and around 60k in student loans. Any good used car models for me to look into once I get my license?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 2 months ago

Which Investing Apps Should I Download as a Beginner

Any apps out there for to download as a beginner in investing? I’m (24F) currently trying to restart my financial portfolio, such as looking into High Yield Savings, looking into moving out of my house, recovering from a scam, so any apps for me as a beginner?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 2 months ago

Best Brokeage Firms for Maximum Financial Security

I'm curious since I do want to build on getinng since financial capital since I'm currently 24. I'm trying to find work and get my driver's license, so I'm curious about this field, just to see where I stand with the majority. I do want to build on my financial capital to maintain a sense of peace for my future and career. Any top-rated brokerage firms for me to look into?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 2 months ago

Stocks to Look Into as a Beginner

I'm curious since I do want to build on getinng since financial capital since I'm currently 24. I'm trying to find work and get my driver's license, so I'm curious about this field, just to see where I stand with the majority. I do want to build on my financial capital to maintain a sense of peace for my future and career. Any stocks to look into before investing as a starter in this field?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 2 months ago
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Best High Yield Savings Accounts for me as a Beginner

I have gone to the same bank since I was 17 (Bank of America), and after going through a scam that resulted in me having a negative balance back in November (-249 dollars), I’m considering changing banks after this issue is resolved. I’m 24, with no previous financial issues, no credit history, only have a debit card, and have limited job and money experience. Any recommendations for a strong HYSA with a good APY for someone in my situation to open after I clean up my negative balance and maybe change banks?

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 2 months ago

Best Shows (Comedies, Dramas, etc) to Watch after losing a parent, with a hint of dark humor

Lost my dad a few days ago. Any shows recommendations for going through these tough and crazy times just to distract myself from all the noise? Comedies, dramas, anything would help and maybe a hint of dark humor could be ok

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 3 months ago

PBS Shows for Beginners to Relax

Looking for past or current PBS shows (sitcoms/dramas). Trying to support my local station during these troubling times so any recommendations would help. Also open to female-focused shows.

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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 4 months ago

Series Recommendations based on these words

Key Words

  • Dry humor
  • Frustration-driven achiever
  • Pessimistic realist
  • Urban
  • Feminine with edge
  • Sharp-witted
  • Perceptive
  • Skeptical
  • Self-aware
  • Strategic
  • Reflective
  • Resilient
  • Complex
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u/MathematicianOk8337 — 4 months ago