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Confessions 4w
I wonder how many of the people who can't get jobs actually just need help with their resume and need to learn how to interview. I could start a side hussle helping ppl with this but also that feels kinda dickish capitalizing on peoples unemployment lol
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Anonymous 4w

It’s not at all if they actually get a job. Now a lot of them expect easy wins, apply for 1 job and get the first job you apply for. Not how it works, they want instant results. Not how that works either.

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Anonymous 4w

For me the issue comes down to morals and the limited supply of policy jobs out there. Getting a masters degree in government relations would usually be great but atm it sucks

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

Anyways though if anyone out there is interested, I'd just like to say I've gotten a new job 3 different times post grad (im less than 3 years out) and I had internships every summer in college. If I know nothing else, it is how to get a job even if I don't actually have the skills needed to do the job. You just have to convince them you do and hope they don't ask you to prove it lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

Wait that wasn't supposed to be a reply to you lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4w

I think there's a lot of policy jobs out there if you're willing to relocate. If you have only 2 or 3 cities you're willing to work in then yeah

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4w

True, I thought about that Cause the main issue is that I live in the dc area which is a tough market for policy atm

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