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It's difficult. I mean, once you get ghosted post-interview a few times you tend to lost a lot of motivation. Not to mention all the literal hundreds of applications.
As someone who might be close to getting a real job (as opposed to a non-real job), I noticed that I begun to have less time and energy for my hobbies and interests... such are the trade offs of life it seems.
Even in college, it's tough rn. Am doing PhD and working every day, taking half a day off a week just to stay sane. Get a hour or two after work then just collapse.
Well, at the moment its more liker I got limited in where I can apply because of my ride, and then when I went to the DMV for an ID, there was a 2 hour wait and..of course, I wasnt going to make my ride wait that long.
But in the general terms? The job market has grown...stupidly difficult, with even mcdonalds wanting an f-ing college degree these days, and lots of jobs wanting you to have experience, but very few willing to actually GIVE that experience
Also depressing to note that since the military actually pays for the training and certification of their personnel, they're effectively subsidizing the corporate world with trained workers who'll take all kinds of shitty conditions.
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