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    I've got the same problem. I've got a very unusual degree from a school with a difficult reputation and i can't find worthwhile work. I work in retail and I hate my job. Its the biggest source of stress and anxiety in my life and I have to deal with it almost daily. (Even on my days off I get texts from my boss about work-related things).

    And people keep telling me "oh it gets better" etc,etc, etc. But it doesn't help that I went to college to AVOID the kind of work I'm doing now. What I'm trying to do is more freelance stuff to take my mind off the job I have.

    All I get to tell myself is "at least I have a job"..or something. But to be honest, there are some jobs that are just not worth it. Its so sad when your job is ONLY a paycheck.



    Keep applying, thats what I do. I just wish they would be honest in their job descriptions. I applied for a job I was perfectly qualified for, but they neglected to add the part about a Masters degree in engineering in the job description. (Not what my degree is in).

    I'm sorry for the rant, this is a push button topic for me because there are so many wonderful, deserving graduates out there that just want to work.

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