Feeling Stuck: Why College Educated Women Are Underemployed
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2022
- Despite a bachelor's degree in business administration and marketing, and a second degree in foreign languages, Asia Tillman can't find a job in her field. She's one of the many college educated women who are underemployed in today's workforce.
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Dont condemn her. She was humble enough to share her story
I haven't seen any comments condemning her. There is nothing to condemn her for.
Lots of us have useless degrees. I blame the colleges. They're predatory like used-car salesmen.
@@CandiceMMartinez I think society often confuses "useless" with "worthless." I got a degree in education. I never expected to be rich, but I did expect to be able to move out of my parents' house. The problem is that society just doesn't value teachers and educators. They are worthless. It's not a useless degree at all. There are teacher shortages everywhere, and jobs are available; but no one wants to address the issues of underpayment, disrespect, and micromanagement. And it's not just teachers. It's social workers, librarians, and certain medical workers in addition to many others that I probably don't know about. I hate that people call so many of these degrees useless when what they really are is underpaid and underappreciated. Yes, there are degrees that might be considered "worthless" in an economy that values certain skill sets, but it's mostly been my experience that the reality is that jobs are either too competitive and/or they don't pay enough to cover the cost of the degree that they require. What is truly useless is the way we assign value to those jobs. When a high school teacher has students working in food service who make comparable wages, it's not the degree or the university's fault. It's the fault of a culture that believes we don't have to pay anyone a livable wage regardless of what their skills and qualifications are.
The saddest part is as a 1st generation college student if you don't start making money real quick everyone around you thinks you wasted your time and it discourages the younger generation in your family from pursuing a degree
I was the 1st person in my family to graduate from college I have a bachelor's degree in organismal biology pre-medicine and I drive a bus My supervisors and managers are less educated than me and keep sabotaging my record to keep me in the seat presumably for fear of me replacing them
First of all I'm proud of you second forget those SOB they will never amount to anything. And Third if I live long enough I want to hear your name when you get your Nobel Peace prize for medicine
I felt so sad reading this. I hope you get a job in your field soon, all the best.
This saddens my heart. Your degree is awesome. Please network reach out to anyone in your field who has connections don't give up 👑✊🏿
College usually is a waste.
Keep looking for an entry level job in your field. Preferably with a research lab of some kind. Be ready and willing to relocate. Consider grad studies to increase your chances for a career if you can afford/justify it. But above all, don't get stuck in the rut you're in now. I've learned career wise, that opportunities can come from the most unlikely places, at the most unlikely times. Don't give up.
I've been stuck in customer service for 15 years. I have a bachelor's degree and a master's degree. I thought the master's degree would at least get me an office job.
I've decided to drop out of the corporate workplace and start doing freelance. If I'm going to be broke, I might as well be broke doing something I enjoy. I didn't have to go to college to do this and I feel like I've been lied to by everyone around me.
This. I don' do freelance, but I did quit my full-time job last year due to it just not paying enough to pay the bills. I figure if I'm going to have nothing, I can earn it just as easily not working or only working part-time. I have yet to be proven wrong.
Only went to college because of parents. To this day, I wish I had moved out and worked instead. A degree is absolutely useless without work experience.
what you major in? Dont tell me software engineering?
This has been happening for decades and DECADES. Maybe this documentary will finally open eyes. On top of that the student debt accumulated is disgusting and has been predatory.
Attain a useful degree and take your worries away!
You mustn't jump into college willy-nilly you have to choose a good degree. Nothing is or should be guaranteed to you
its been happening for decades to Black MEN. it's only now starting to hurt Black women. the fact is brothas are ignored when it comes to what we need, want or have earned.
@@kreativeforce532 I'm afraid it's not only Black men & women. I'm Vietnamese-American (2nd gen), and I'm 36 years old and for 12 years, I couldn't get a job despite graduated with an AA in biotechnology in 2012 along with 4 summer of internship at NIH.
After I graduated in 2012, I been searching for more then 100+ jobs and nobody ever bother to call me in for a interview. This still happens to me even to this day. And I'm not alone, there was a viral TikTok post from a girl (who is white) who graduated with a I think BS or Master's in business, and she stated that she couldn't get any job and call college a "scam". And I hate to agree with her, I think it could be. Even some professors called the "go to college to get a better job" a big lie.
I know many people underemployed for years with bachelor, master degrees. It's like a twilight zone. All one can do is keep trying.
Also most people go to college in things they can't start themselves. Being self employed is always an option if you have a a real skill
Sadly, I've heard of Ph.Ds being unemployed/jobless (and a lot of them on food stamps and social security). I've encountered a Ph.D person who graduated 6 years ago, and that person can't get a job. Encountered another Ph.D person who graduated 10 years ago and still unemployed/jobless probably even to this day.
@@mdo7PhD in what. Subject matters more than level of education.
@@karimjones5840 Does it matter? The subject these Ph. Ds are facing joblessness or unemployment are across the spectrum.
It's not only limited to Ph.Ds, but also people with master's too.
@@mdo7 it matters because you're wrong.
Alot of collage educated people don't find work in their field. Fact of life
They didn't cover layoffs. 2 layoffs in a row. Was making $80K per year and now have been sentenced to service job paying $15 per hour and forced to wake up at 1 am. Guess lucky to have something.
I was also laid off twice in a row from jobs in my field. I wasn't even making that much. Now I can't find anything.
Get yourself a CDL, trucking companies are hiring.
This is nothing new unfortunately and it affects men and women alike. What people don’t tell you is college is also meant to make connections with people who could give you a great opportunity. Also many of the times women get degrees that aren’t in demand and aren’t specialized.
Liberal Arts Degrees are worthless.
That's true. Women's studies, social work, sociology are female dominated and poorly paid and/or have no jobs
They weren't saying men don't experience these things, but that women have another layer of obstacles, trying to make "connections" in often male-dominated industries. And I don't know what folks expect, young adults take thier short-human lives seriously, if I'm gonna work in the US, with all of its corprate-anti-citizen greed bs, of course I wanna work for the rest of my life in the career/topic I'm passionate about. And most millennials, gen z & zillennials know that college is supposed to provide a big edge for internships & programs, but most American colleges these days aren't preparing thier students with the proper skill levels or other requirements to get those vital early first steps into those industries. And getting these "connections" is even harder for black people, since well that should be obvious. The idea that college was a gateway to dream jobs or dream careers just isn't there anymore.
I have a friend who graduated in Pre-Med, and he’s been working as a line assembler for 6 years now. Average pay is $19 hourly. No degree needed. But I still hope he gets the job that he wants.
Why didn't he go to med school or teach biology?
Why did he only do Pre-Med? That is supposed to be a stepping stone into medical school.
i was in the same boat when i gradated , didnt get a job until 6 months and that was through connections
College degrees are meant to be use for teaching or management positions. When people are going to school they need to be mindful of what degree they are picking and what class they attended.
New question is…Why both women and men with bachelor degree are not getting any jobs related to their degrees?
Why are they working in jobs that only requires a high school degree. Nowadays if you are not a master degree engineer, a PhD holder, or a medical school graduate you are just applying to ghost job posting.
There are no professional jobs. When they took the factories they not only tool manual labor but they also took:
1. Accountants
2. Finacing jobs
3. Pensions and retirement management.
4. Electricians
5. Plumers
6. Marketing
7. IT people
8. Business managers
9. SUPPLY Chain managers
10. Quality Engineers
11. Process Engineers
12. Product Engineers.
13. Logistics management
14. NURSING
15. DAY CARE
and on and on.......
That’s definitely part of the problem! Too many jobs are leaving the country. Something needs to be done to stop that!
I love History and wanted to get my degree in History, but I ended up getting a Computer Engineering and Cybersecurity degree instead. The degree was extremely challenging, and I wanted to quit all of the time, however I knew I needed a good paying job, so I persevered. Now I’m making 120K working in Tech and can enjoy my life. It’s all about trade-offs.
That sounds great to be honest. I got MIS degree and a year and a half later can’t get a job with it. Making 16 an hour at a desk job pushing papers for 2.5 years. Can’t ever dream of 120k🥲
@@filibustergaming3848did you do internships bc everyone i know who did cis or mis have pretty high paying jobs on average in tech or business. Its a very versatile degree
I am happy for you. You cannot go wrong with Cybersecurity and it is one of the hottest areas nowadays. It all comes down to picking a practical field and what is relevant in the current market 😊.
@@filibustergaming3848I can and I got a ged. 😂😂😂 college is so over rated. I listened to my dad not my mother who was pushing towards college. I love my mother but go to my father for life advice he’s a good man. Hope you have one in your life. My father knew what was coming and said 80% of degrees will be useless soon and he knew 50% of people who graduated wouldn’t be working at the job they went to college for and would be in serious debt. This was in the late 90s.
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More women are underemployed "Even though women are the majority of bachelors degrees", This statement makes no sense, "even though"? Why would the fact that women on average choose higher education than men imply it should be easier for them to find a job that fits their level of education? I believe the contrary is the case actually.
Because women have higher education it makes sense they will be underemployed more often than men and overemployed less often.
Good catch. That statement is illogical.
It means the uneducated man is getting the job the woman has the education for.
Nothing new either - underemployment amongst college-educated women. It's been described by economists such as Levitt: at a point, the majority of college-educated women ended up becoming... stay at home mothers, because college had enabled them the opportunity to meet a wealthy husband.
It's a less sordid form of underemployment, but underemployment nonetheless.
I think if you look at the numbers, you will find that the majority of upper management positions are filled by men. When they go to hire someone, they are often going to hire the person they relate to, which is unfortunately often another man. It's not surprising that women are having difficulty breaking into some of these career fields.
@@fairywingsonroses That may be true, but it's not "the problem." The majority of people will never be upper management anyway, male or female. The ability to get a job right out of college has nothing to do with hiring at the upper management levels.
It took more than 5 years after graduating for me to find a full-time job with benefits in my field. In that time, I had a kid, which added further complications and complexities to the situation. I did find a job, but the pandemic hit 3 years in, and then my salary would no longer cover the cost of living in the city where I worked. I finally quit due to burnout, and now I make $15 an hour at a job that still requires a degree, but it allows me to work from home and take care of my kid. I'm still deciding if the tradeoff was worth it. Thankfully, I have a supportive husband and no debt, but it's still frustrating to know that I invested so much time, money, and effort into this endeavor only to have it take forever to even find a job and then have it fall through almost immediately after being hired.
Could it be there is a misalignment between what is being offer in education with where the employment opportunities are? Or could it be the career choices students are sold are not informed by labor market data? No mention of that in this segment. Why?
It has to do with you following THEIR curriculum or making your own. College is about knowledge no a career. At least originally. You go to get smarter so you and THINK of ways to MAKE your own way.
With a Marketing Degree why isn't she marketing something?
According to the Fed there are abundant "employment opportunities", they publish figures showing record job openings each month and use those figures to justify maintaining interest rates at a certain level. What is never mentioned is qualitative information about those "opportunities".
In other words, how on Earth is a college graduate supposed to feel as excited as Jerome Powell about jobs being advertised by McDonald's and Subway?
@@oldskoolmusicnostalgiaso is that the reason for the rise of single mothers 😂
Asia probably has to move to a bigger city, even Atlanta or Charlotte, for more marketing opportunities.
True
thats a definite not a maybe but she likely won't leave that comfort zone. Women are nesters and that works against them in many professions where rootlessness is required.
She lives there because she has to live with her mom who lives there. There's nothing to suggest she didn't apply for jobs in ATL or wherever.
The problem is she can’t rent an apartment in Atlanta without a job and many businesses only want to hire someone already living there (i.e. she can’t get a job without an apartment).
I know a manager I worked with at a local surf shop (he’s still there actually) and he has both a bachelor’s and a MASTERS degree in history.
It's crazy because "Marketing" is such a high in demand skill that's NEEDED in companies. Hopefully, she found great employment by now. But it's never a waste to get a college degree...even the very elite still attend and finish college.
Marketing doesn't require a degree. It requires experience and knowledge of the subject you are trying to market. Therefore the degree doesn't guarentee a job. That's not necessarily the students fault for not understanding, the school should have made it very clear that it's s weak degree in the job market
I'm not trying to be harsh but that was her own fault. Don't know where she is now in life but people should really be more realistic, do their research first, before going for the degree they want to go for.
Thats years of your life you can never get back so its best to be wise with your time. Going for a profession where you are guaranteed a spot like in the Healthcare field is better than getting a degree in Art or Gender Studies.
Go for something that's relevant in the job market. Cyber security, Tech jobs, Doctors, Plumbers, Electric, Mechanic, or even an Accountant. 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ Hope she learned her lesson and others who seen this to not make the same mistake.
College is just extended high school. That’s what happened with no child left behind.
The PROBLEM with a 4 year degree is that it is THEIR Curriculum. The trick to a college education is making your own curriculum and learn the knowledge and skills that fit your interests, skills and talents.
Using it for a job route doesn't work unless it's
'Linked In'. A degree from a not Ivy League College is a dime a dozen.
I went to a dozen colleges and universities and still don't have a Bachelors. No need, I'm a Master at the things I do and need no piece of paper, my portfolio and my record of accomplished projects got me employment anywhere I went. Never an issue finding work. many times it found me by referral.
USE the institutions don't let them use you.
No, just means start again at the next higher level.
Marketing degree is not top in employers minds because most people have marketing knowledge unlike tech degree 📜. However keep applying , upskilling and working hard because your star 🌟 will surely shine one day.
People think they have marketing knowledge because they get marketed TO, and they think that makes them qualified.
Asia you’re education won’t go waste it. Just do some research and see which industry need your skill the most and which companies is good to get into. Try insurance companies. Insurance has a lot different positions to move up to and the industry got a lot of money. P.s (people are required to have house and car insurance.) Some position you can just work at home. Your college degree will help you advance your career quickly if you show that you can work hard. Don’t give up!
having a college degree doesn't mean you will get a job.. I think you have to get the degree (major) that is currently in high demand
Exactly. Not the degree that seems fun and easy.
Marketing department in a big corporation like food companies has many roles in my southeast asian country.
They work in the office, improve the design of labels in food packages, improve images of food pictures in the store, improve the promo for the month, checks the price in an advertisement if it is correct.
They do feasibility study for opening new stores. They go to a new place, count people who passes by. If there are few people walking, no new store will be placed.
Or work as a marketing agent in any company.
Strong independent black woman how are you doing now
Perfect timing for Women's History Month. Keep speaking up and moving forward. We need to change this!
First, a college degree is not necessary beneficial or advanced enough to transform minds. I stopped going to school after college (no further degrees) because I didn't want more debt for seemingly no additional benefits aside from having a piece of paper saying I can earn more money. Another part of me recognizes that there is an obvious benefit to education. Maybe not in retaining knowledge/facts but how to seek out information to make better decisions. Either way, a marketing degree is like a communications degree. It's not as prestigious as an accounting, finance, or medical degree. So it's more relevant what you do with that broader degree after you graduate to determine your success. At least that's what I've seen. Don't get stuck in a lower level job that doesn't require a degree. Your degree has a shelf life of 5 years. Keep applying to jobs that require it and build your skill set and experience. Don't settle for less if you want more.
Everyone wants a dream job. There’s no dream jobs you’ve been fed a lie. The jobs that pay today are trade jobs. Cause those jobs society actually needs. It’s time to grow up.
Collège is 60/40 women and debt is going to be equivalent. Why are men joining college at a lower rate? Are they more aware of the market & risks or is college pushing young men away?
It's the cost of college and not enough of return on investment
And colleges have become quite anti-male. I'm black and I started college and a PWI (predominantly white institution) in the early 70s. At the time, there was still a lot of anti-black prejudice among the white students and faculty. I know what that looks like, and I see it being applied to white male students today.
There's more opportunities for women - accounting,nursing, psychology, teaching etc. Men would rather learn a trade like truck driving or welding
I paid $500 for a teacher assistant certificate in Dallas at the community college district told I would get a job and never got a job. 💀🤡
Thanks for sharing this is a very good topic, I got my ba in business management and I work as a cashier at a retail store while trying to start my on online buss, it is good to know that I’m not alone. And yes I have student loan debt roughly $60,000 thousand dollars, love it
I'm surprised. There are so many companies looking for a woman with a gender studies degree.
It only makes sense to go to college for something that will pay very good money. I was a fool and nieve. When u went to college I went for communications. It was a waste of time and money. I never worked any job in my “field” . I refused however to not have and worked hard to have what I needed in life. I’m not focusing on my passions because I’m not happy with what I’m doing but at least I can be happy with a passion and try to gain more success that way
Digital Marketing & content creationism is what is profitable.
Data analytics & management is also where it is at. Want an edge in battle?
Its not about schooling, ita about apprenticeship & hands on job training.
No use being a bookworm because street smart is king nowadays
Keep adding unnecessary workers and applicants to the work face the demand for labor and replacements goes away. Especially if growing portions of those jobs get out sourced or automated. No economy can withstand single women but its lesson that has to be learned the hard way.
Women pick worthless degrees if you’re not going into a STEM field then college is a waste of time.
American women and STEM dont see eye to eye. STEM is taken by East Indians and asians.
I would hire her.
Is Asia living in Mississippi?
🎯🎯🎯💯!!!
As black women there is so much against us. There's racist white, white women and surprisingly black me who look down on us. They talk about our hair, our weight and even try to stop us for having things. We have to make sure we don't tear each other down. I wish it's good health and peace. This coming from a victim of a war crime.
Very true
Your weight? Why would anybody talk about your weight? Is there some sort of universal correlation between weight and skin colour?
Brush up on your written English.
That’s the most ridiculous I’ve ever heard smh
She still has time. She just needs to leave.
And its been this way for yrs
I'm a degree holder doing Gig work and Security to pay the bills. Too many BA degree holders unfortunately.
It sounds like women are bad at picking majors. I was underemployed as well out of college. Why did this happen? I made a lot of poor choices which included my major. I wasnt good at math so i focused on the degree itself. It was a Bad choice. What we need is more accountability.
There are a lot of private companies that have made it mandatory to have a diverse workforce and these companies even do job drives. Maybe she lacks guidance and it is making it harder for her to land a first job. This scenario comes under "reasonable corporate responsibility". And I need more data to understand the root cause.
There is so much racism and corporate politics in corporate america.
This is not a social capital issue; this is a continuing discrimination and perpetuation of white patriarchy issue.
I feel sorry for her. Eduction in America has been horrible. I hope she does better in life.
It’s 2022: anyone who acts like all degrees are viable are in denial or trying to sell you something
@Merican Modi a ton of stupid people think that. And they all want us to subsidize their stupidity through student loan forgiveness
@@poorwhitepeoplearefailures2396 It's what the government and the education industry sold them. It's what their teachers and counselors told them from kindergarten on. Louisiana _requires_ high school seniors to apply for college loans on the theory that when they see the money is available, they'll go to college...whether they are prepared or not. It's a racket, and the government has been in on it since 1965.
Another “women are victims of the patriarchy” piece.
oh so if it was a guy you'd feel better?
College is a waste of time and money.
Can somebody tell me what her major was?
Marketing. It was said in the video.
These are the types of jobs you could get with a degree in marketing:
Marketing assistant. Average salary: $50,082 [2] ...
Brand Assistant. Average salary: $57,769 [5] ...
Social media coordinator. Average salary: $50,364 [8] ...
Event marketing assistant. Average salary: $49,794 [11] ...
Assistant Media Planner. ...
Product marketing assistant.
Sometimes it’s the people in the wrong field ridiculous
Why go to college if you dont get a carrer graduating? Debt? Questionable
Trends in jobs change. It depends on what is politically driven at the time for the most part. What makes money in one era doesn't in another era. People cannot blame students 100%. Different challenge show up every decade or so. Also you are more stuck with certain degrees because you are either too overqualified for a job due to your degree or underqualified for a job that requires a degree. People say to network, but it might not work if you live in a place where not having a degree is the norm. Undereducated counties are the worse for people with degrees. However, not many people can move. Discrimination is real and it's not just Caucasian people. Aside from that, you have to mention your degree every time you apply for jobs that do not require a degree. Basically you are discriminated for having a degree.
My BA in English is something I am proud of. Education makes me feel more equal to my white counterparts.
don't study marketing, social work or gender studies maybe
Lol... "Im a PhD", RIP Kevin Samuels
If she had no education at all.. you would be laughing at her for that. Gtfoh
@@learningearning8385 .... what your husband say
She needs to be a teacher . She can work in the mornings, and earn her teaching certificate in the evenings.
Lots of theater, philosophy, & political science majors end up as teachers to pay back that 70K school debt.
People think a degree solves everything…
That’s couldn’t be further from the truth.
What matters is your work ethic not what degree you walk with
Work ethic isn't going to get you hired because no one will see your work ethic till after you get the job.
Treat us fairly now!
Key: acquire a lot of internships work experience.
Come to nc I’ll take care of your needs
She should go get a job at Ryder or penstake until she can buy her own 2 box trucks and start her own moving company and come up with a scheme to advertise her own busines while working 4 others
she didn't learn to market herself very well
@@pohakumana4288 she probably doesn't have any money or a plan it can take years 4 ppl to figure out what they want do
@@unknownopinionoid2672 Funny I learned how to make money when I was a kid!
I went door to door selling All Occasion Cards and Xmas cards when I was in grade school. You earned point for stuff, like my first hunting knife or radio.
Then Jr. HS had a paper route. Learned how to build a house before I left my parent's house. BUILT my first house by myself at 19.
Kids/people today make SO MANY excuses.
I've had lots of low level jobs and hired away to better positions when my work spoke for itself.
I've traveled all over the country and a dozen others never had an issue with unemployment or housing. never when back to live with my mom until she was on her death bed and I stay for a few weeks remodeling her kitchen. Her last wish.
Not surprised all that debt plus how much you make. makes it look like your being paid less overall and over time.
1:15 untrue. Its more likely with Black men to be underemployed than with Black women. We want the higher positions which require being responsible for the actions of the "other" Black people at the office, but are not offered (or are denied) such jobs. BW don't want to be lumped in with rowdy keisha by their white employers and thus are automatically disqualified from positions of authority weather it's offered to them (as they sometimes are) or not.
Therein lies a very important difference.
What’s her degree? Arts?Social studies?
Marketing is right up there with Basket weaving and Philosophy.
@Cho Biden LOLMFAO, but not by much.
What degree did you obtain?
@@VV-lz1xp accounting and you?.
@@samboggs3499 Putting down a fellow business degree holder, aren't you?
Not really, since virtually every business that exists needs to have marketing activities in order to grow. Businesses that don't have notoriety don't grow, as their customer base is simply unaware of their existence.
Now whether marketing degrees do teach useful stuff is another entirely different story. Anyway, if I were you I wouldn't be blowing my own trumpet too loud because accounting and audit are two prime candidates to face the threat of AI.
What makes people to witness day after day, year after year & decade after decade that the world system we have is dysfunctional, yet tenaciously hold onto it? Is it that they can’t imagine a more just system?
She should look into teaching
Kevin Samuels has been saying this for a couple of years now.
Who?
College degrees not paying the bills for most folks. My ged has me making good 6 figures. It nice. College doesn’t make you life smart.
Also that woman needs to move out of the state completely try Dallas or Houston Texas more and better opportunities than the entire state of Mississippi.
There is a problem when entire states have basically no job opportunities.
@@sunset.orange it's a toss-up but I would say there are states that have greater opportunities than others it's been a known fact since the '80s that some states haven't gotten their stuff together like Mississippi in states like Texas has got their stuff together where I reside at that's the reason why I made that comment cuz there's more job opportunities and quality of life better in Texas than than Mississippi and in fact Texas probably has better opportunities than most southern states in the Union because Texas has a GDP of around $2 trillion dollars while everybody else only has a few hundred billion dollars in GDP
I feel hopeless
Sooooooo..... hustle.....this world is lying to us...
Criminal .
Stay with the Current..Job for Work Experience...You have to Take Baby Steps after you Graduate...b4 the REAL Job comes...🤔
Educational inflation
I’ll take care of you hun
They don't study STEM, then wonder why.
Stem is taken by Asians
Put that your white on the application. Smdh
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STEM?
Get another degree maybe that will help.
She should pay off the debt she has now before getting another degree.
Everything was great until you tainted it with politics. Now I'll never share an NBC video to my students again. Underemployment is a serious issue for everyone for you to push your racist and sexist propaganda.
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At least women have the option to open an OnlyFans.
First of all congrats to all college grads🎉
Second the arrogance alot of grads have to assume a job is waiting for you mere weeks after graduation.
Most grads have no idea how to actually hustle in the real world without doing paperwork and reading. Its called hunger and drive. I tried to graduate from a few colleges but obstacles kept blocking me. I have had to hustle and grind for so long with just a HS Diploma grads have no idea how privileged they are.
I can't even get a phone job like she has bc I have no degree or experience on Excel,or other reservation systems. I'm trying to get a desk job now after yrs of getting trapped in hospitality.
Hope she's into her field now,but cmon grads will always be ok,unlike non grads,and no "just go do a trade" is NOT a good answer like most people blindly say😂
Mama, internships. Get your feet wet. It’s not about the degree. It’s the experience. Please get your feet wet.
You can't work for free, and pay debt and bills.
@@Amaymay1000 She can put in part time doing marketing for charities.
Get a computer major and not English major.
These are the "I dont need no Man" women
They're own fault
"I had no one mentoring me, NOT that they had to". Then why mention it ? The major you took has zero value in real work life, who knew... EVERYBODY !
Exactly ! I don’t care if Jesus Christ himself mentored her, it doesn’t change the fact that you went and got a degree in Marketing 😑
Better make that money while you can You ain't going to have that body forever, I'll send some steaks to the shelter on holidays
Is there ever a single video that does not portray the American African as a victim? A cradle to grave victim. Born and raised being told and believing that they are victims. Without personal responsibility
There's plenty of videos about rich, successful African Americans. You just have to take personal responsibility and click on them.
Personal responsibility of, say, going to college?
That's what she get for beleiving the BS!!