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- Wojak just graduated... It's time to find a job and pay the bills. But is it that simple ?... and most of all, is it worth it ? Is Wojak going to enjoy this experience as a wagecuck ?
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That's it guys. Work hard, study hard and than dump it immediately.
The USA really have lots of problems with jobs and student debt. Luckily here in Europe we don't have these problems, or at least they're less present
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@@whitezombie10 so you never heard about the Latin America, specially for Brazil, In other countries is a common sense you finish te school and go to the university, here only the richer people can afford studying after the 18
@@whitezombie10 are you sure about that? But the US always had this policy it’s only during the Great Depression america had government involvement but america always was a policy that people need to learn how to look after them selves and not baby off the government
@@xplicitgoofy1015
Therefore, the USA full of homeless. No thanks, I stay in Germany. I got my college almost for free and no debt.
I have never seen so much homelessness like in New York. I have been there.
Job title: junior engineer
Job requirements: 10 yrs of experience. PhD in mechanical engineering.
😂😂😂😂
The System wants slaves
that will change soon , tons of people are dying right now or getting seriously ill .. in a few years you can decide which company you work for and theyll pay you a great wage
😢😂 true
Literally saw that a few days ago. Junior Data Analyst = Msc or PhD and 5+ years of experience of programming
NOTHING changed in the last 20 years with this job hunting BS.
Things are gotten easier in my area, could be that I am also older, more experienced and also have 2 degree, one is a university certificate and one is a trade skill in electronics.
Make that 30 years.
So yea, it hasn't changed in at least 20 years
ATS
Sure it has changed.Corporate H.R now has A.I software that filters through the resume A.I wrote for it. Turns out it thinks I was an excellent candidate choice.
I started working straight out of highschool. My school told me to go to college. My dad tried to talk me into going to college. I'm so glad I ignored them. Debt free is stress free. Got a great job and living peacefully.
U got savings?
@@jonovodss Yeah just over 65k in my account.
@@user-tz5uq2bt1s what type of job are you? A car mechanic? A plumber? Those are really the only jobs I know that make a lot of money but they don’t require a college education
I went to college and biden forgave all of my student loans, wojak
@@xplicitgoofy1015 I work on communications equipment on vessels. Ie radios, satellite communications, etc.
As a career monkey, can confirm. A few things:
1) I love that everybody is Wojak. Feels like a nice touch about feeling like a drone.
2) It's my job as a hiring manager to get the best people at the lowest wage. Even whilst not recruiting, I have a yearly budget, and I pick who gets more money to some degree based on where it is most needed. If you are happy with your salary and don't show growth / ask for more, that's one less mouth to feed, so to speak.
3) When you're asked what your expectations are, you should have some idea based on location / industry / job title / etc. I have in the past accepted lowball offers too, but you need to learn quickly as salary growth compounds. I like to say, "depends on the job requirements", because if you're not happy with the role / offer, they can be things you can offer to include to bridge gaps. If they are still reluctant, "I'm really convinced I'm worth x, and although I'd be happy to accept x -5% to start, once I pass my probation, can we agree on x" (get it written, obvs). Know your worth. Don't let me / hiring / HR / your manager take advantage of you, because we will.
Does this work in Reality or is this some multiverse where HR or whatever it is preffered, suggested, mentioned; Actually does the recruiting?
Also is this the 70s, 80s you talk about when there was economic boom and labour was demand based on the skill?
I read a book called "Beauty Pays" which beautiful people will get jobs easier.
Not to mention I even had an experience in a job hunt, walk-ins where i was with this W@hmen. My Resume was much much, far better clean, to the point and no fluff ( just as youHR would always suggest but somehow still overlook) than this W@hmen, after the interviews were done. The next day W@hmen calls me and said she got the job mind you her Resume had no effort and no achievements were stated and long paragraphs were written, she told me to make a new Resume. I asked her why what's wrong with hers and here is where I got my first sense of the real truth and not some BS HR would say; She told me they dint care about her resume but they asked to make a new resume and fabricate some false experience. Mind you she already lied in her original resume.
At this point I wanted to see how it goes, I cleaned the CV used bullet points fabricated so much so that even the fake company name was a generic one which you can google, the fabricared experience was so overblown like as if she discovered gravity or was the CEO of google. So much fluff, so much false responsibility.
Guess what, she got the job and a higher pay than advertised. She was sooooo happy.
So take your HR advice and shov it right where Bogdanoff Dumps it.
May be genuine advice or just another shitty on lurking around, other than that. Thanks for telling us young'ins how to deal with the work environment.
I just got my Engineering degree recently did some interviews and a few offers. I got lucky I was able to leverage one of my offers in an interview to get a salary increase by a decent margin for a company I wanted to work for. However, I get that feeling of almost desperation looking to land that first job that your willing to take a low salary. I was definitely feeling that because the difficulty of getting an entry level engineering position. Its a difficult, difficult process.
Just had this happen to me. Get you salary increase after probation written on paper. My manager fucked me for around 15%. But its ok, its very easy for me to switch a job in my industry. Lesson learned. Wish i read this 4 months ago :)
#3 First sentence noted. Thanks brah.
This was literally part of life.
A friend eventually got me into a tech job. Taking the risk jumping from a standard job to a job i really like was, it the best career choice I ever did.
What tech job?
Seasons Security engineer here.
Hire fresh college grads. We’ll pay you terribly, but we’ll train and teach you everything. In a year or two if you’ve caught on, you’ll be promoted or quit and take everything you learned to get a better job.
This is how it's supposed to work
As someone with a masters degree and had no “X years of professional experience” in his field after applying and applying and previously had a crappy job, this still hits hard. Fortunately, I began working on a job relevant to my field 9 months ago that will help me with my career development.
Poor Wojak he’s always so hopeful and optimistic at the start but the grim reality slowly dawns on him 😞
That's why nearly 100% of anyone on YT watching resonates; they're all EXPERIENCING this right *now*. 😕
god damn im so happy/lucky ive never had to any real job hunting in my life. that shit legit sucks, had a friend go through 8 interviews at apple where she had to take time off for each one, just to be told after 2 months they were on a hiring freeze.
what do you do for a living?
what the hell are u doing if u never had to look for a job??
mommy and daddy spoiling u for money and giving you a business?? or are u just too young for a job
@@heyjeySigma lol good lord my guy you have some built up anger you need to do something with. What I meant is Job hunting in the sense of having to put in 50+ applications and go through dozens of interviews to get a job.
Like sheesh that was a very hostile thing to immediately jump to with no context whatsoever 😂
@@Joriszx im a production manager for a startup
So how did you get the job? Recommendation? Or you had a lucky shot and got hired early? Or you live in an actual functioning country (in that case I want to know where you live)?
One of my biggest regrets in life was to go to general high school and College. Ambition, sophistication and culture can be gain OUTSIDE school
My regret is college
High school was kind of a waste of time, tangibly. But i gained a lot from it, spiritually. As weird as that sounds
i've changed my profession and had to work 3 months for minimum wage. after that they started to pay me a little bit more. when i learned everything I needed I immediately quit ! and start my own business.
That's what everyone should do
What you do, May I ask 😢
Missed the bit where because nobody is calling back he tries to get an unskilled minimum wage job but they reject him because he is "overqualified" and "clearly not serious about the role".
How serious do you need to be to flip burgers and stack shelves.
Love your stories. They give me a good time while Im struggling for my thesis :D Thanks bro
What's your thesis about ? Just curious
As a college student im scared now, this is literally the one thing I want to avoid.
As a 16 year old I’m also scared.
As 19 year old living in a African country: pain
@@Susisidee I wish the best for you,
@@GenericUrbanism dont play the game dont waste time and money on colledge watch hamza and andrew tate and you should be good
Good luck 😂😂😂
Awww man, I remember my first job, I pretty much fucked up my interview like Wojak did when I was asked about my salary expectations.
I said that whatever the pay for this average job and I accepted it, got promoted 6 months afterwards but my pay increase was 15%.
After one year and one month, I found out I was being paid 40% less the market, asked for a raise, it was denied, quit the next week and got a decent job afterwards....
I was like that on LinkedIn and fresh out of college. 3 years of experience for an entry level engineering job lmao thankfully one of the homies hooked it up with a manufacturing engineer position and it open the flood gates for more possibilities!
Same shit happened to me. Didn't have student loan but I did had 2 degrees, bilingual and a war veteran. +300 applications later I received an offering as an accountant assistant. (PART TIME, NO BENEFITS, MINIMUM WAGE) 🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂
Start at a small company doing things you want to do in the future. Expect low salary. You'll get the job.
After 6-12 months you have 1 yr of experience and are able to look for better paid job.
Trust me, it works.
This really great advice, thanks Adam☺
Like avg salary ?? 😅
Jobs websites should have a rating system and comments section for all their advertised jobs. That’d quickly let the recruiting companies know what’s ok and what isn’t.
-12k here, easy peasy pay off. Just a year! I feel sorry for students in countries that only give out loans to students. In the Netherlands, you receive most of it for free IF you finish your study and get that degree.
I am a nurse. My application process was great. I applied to 5 hospitals and one retirement home at the same time, went to every job interview and got an offer from everywhere. 🙃
Omg these r pics from my University! So unexpected 😅
This makes me glad I didn't pursue collage/university right after high school. My senior classmate gave me the advice to do a job first to save up for collage/university. Sometimes I feel like i'm missing out on university life but the fact I don't have debt is reassuring.
Go start a trade as soon as you finish high school
The catch 22 of the modern job world. To get experience, you need a job. To get a job, you need experience.
The jobs today are harder to start these days compared to decades ago.
I’ve lied about having a degree and experience, got hired for jobs that demand both but actually required neither. Just don’t lie for government, high paying, or information security sensitive jobs as they do a more thorough background check.
damn that amount of detail 00:28 ... Wojak "Anderson" referring to the Matrix 10/10
Yeah. Went though this right after 2008. All starting positions required 5 years of experience which was insane. It took me about 3 years of temping to get a full time position that a monkey can do without a college degree to begin my career. That foot in the door wasn't glamours but it was what started the rest of my career. Just get your full real gig and grind until it turns into gold.
Idk how im about to be standing this for the rest of my life. This shit is real, it happens. Im really worried.
"We are impressed with your cv and degrees we think you would be perfect as a cashier at dollar general"
Yep, never think about ask your salary in the interview or something like that. Ask for a good price and put a limit in the floor, make your self worth or they will abuse you
Fuck this Life. We don't Deserve it guys! I liked your video Wojak, i hope your youtube goes well so you will not work for the fucking boss. Cheers bro.
The dance thing was hilarious
so relatable
I was lucky enough to start for a big tech company as a contractor, the pay was pretty low but it gave me the experience I needed to get ahead
$300K+ student loan debt + income based repayment plan + cancelation after 25 years = zero stress. Considering doubling down for a higher degree given that I'll end up paying the same amount back whether I owe 100, 300 or a million.
Get into a job that will send you to school a trade don't bother with the schools. If you don't succeed keep hitting them and work in the meantime.
“I’m sure it won’t take long to find a decent paying job.” Hah! This is relatable! LOL!
I just graduated last August. It truly is discouraging to see job postings that are labelled as "entry-level" but requires at least 2 years of experience.
Starter positions requires
-PhD in every degree
-must have 50 years of experience as CEO
-must cure cancer
Companies that require any experience for Entry Level jobs need to pay a fine and be sued for false advertisement.
Uni is such a waste of money! Get into trades. I have zero debt, can work wherever the fuck I want and I make 150k per year doing fly in/fly out work.
How do you get into that?
Plan: work there atleast 1 year. ask raise after 6 months. Keep job hunting. Learn from mistakes.
I Live in North Africa, Morocco and i landed multiple jobs easly here
Really nice to watch so honest videos
Mr. Anderson!
- matrix movies
His face at the end is priceless 😂😂 always cracks me up
im starting in 2 weeks, wish me luck guys
Innovative HR ideas: Hawaiian shirt Friday, dancing Monday, bring your pet to work day.
Wow how Innovative!
I'm so happy. I just got my first internship at a law office as a freshman!!
Me: *laughs in skilled trades while counting my money from first-year $80k annual salary*
Don't dance get fired.
Any job that says we are family, run!
In Finland you have 40 years time to pay back your student loan
Im glad I’m not the only one who believes getting a job is your life starting 3:11
Working is part of life imagine how boring staying home 24/7 is every day you can't even say "finally it's friday!"
Jak is already rage screaming and the video is only 5 seconds old…hilarious!!!
Best you can do is to apply for a low position and level up
My government is subsidising 2 year associates program for an Advanced Diploma in engineering. It is somewhat interchangeable with an engineering bachelors degree and definitely enough to get your foot in the door in many engineer type of roles.
If all goes to plan i'll have spend $1,000 in student costs and i'll have a well regarded associate engineering qualification with an option to upgrade it to a bachelors with an additional 18 months of study.
When a job say's welcome to the family, rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!
truth be told my company hired kids fresh out of school for junior marketing positions (we also required 2-3 years of experience) but we made a few eceptions due to their character and knowledge. We've also had marketers with 10+ years of experience but leave 6 months after.
This hits too close. I signed my first engineering job in less than a year
Shockingly real.
Wait. Hang on. HANG ON. That scream at 2:10. I know that scream. Oh no no no
2:50 is the exact face I made when I was getting offered interviews 🤣
Anyway juniors! Don't expect too much from companies who opens junior positions that require years of experience. They are slavers. You will be better off. Focus your search on others and send your application to companies with values.
Yes that’s why you lie on your resume. It’s actually common. The old saying is true, it’s a dog eat dog world. In this kind of society, sometimes you need to put aside your morals and do what needs to get done.
Requirements on a job posting do not matter at all. It's just a matter of supply and demand. Of course if you majored in the liberal arts don't expect a lot of job offers or a high paying job unless you're in a market where there are too many jobs and not enough employees.
"Everyone starts from zero" No Wojak, u start from -100k
Also lost 4 or more years of his life
🚫🧢
Bruh.... It's sooo true
In my country India I started from zero.
Bull shit. Wojak starts 100k down, the guy that gets the job starts from his dad or uncle’s recommendation. They need to stop telling working class kids a 50k plus loan and hard work puts them on the same footing as the kid that fucks off on European vacations but has parents as partners in the company.
Unemployed: "i wanna cry"
Employee: "i wanna die"
you all are so negative and me as a young dude i am literally afraid to work because thru my entire life I have been told: A JOB IS SHIT
@@FireJach because it is.. you feel like you life isn't yours anymore, you are a slave in exchange of some money..
@@FireJach no jobs a turnt just bring a bottle better to be a doomer at work and happy outside of it dont be afraid to smoke weed instead of drinking but thats what i recomend i just meditate at work and put on a smile makes it much better dont forget jogs on my lunch break
@@FireJach because they are
@@FireJach It's better to find a job that pays "just ok" but you really enjoy and forget about time, than it is to get a job that pays twice that but you feel miserable and look at your wrist watch every ten minutes to see how long until lunch or you get to go home. There's no point in wasting your life chasing the dollar just to impress your hollow "friends" yet feel miserable all the time.
When the Boomer calls your new workplace a family, run
Ahahahahgahaahaahahhahaahha 100%
Just had someone hired in my work place and one of the boomers did this. It’s definitely not a good look
It happens to me and I couldn't agree more.
*Pain*
@@tonyh1345 Why tho. It might just mean that they take extra care for each other.
We as a society need to create a major stigma against requiring prior formal experience for entry level jobs
Anything that's entry level or junior shouldn't have any years experience with ofc some basic requirements and major.
But whats absurd about company nowadays is them expecting us to work ourselves to death hitting goal and having a decade years old experience.
In my experience, it doesn't really mean anything. They write this to filter out the lazy-asses without drive, applying for the job. If you are the right man for the job, even without experience, they will hire you. So don't be scared by it and apply anyway.
It would be a great start to just start valuing ourselves better tbh
@@vitman2409 they do it so they can not hire any domestically qualified people, and complain to the government to increase h1b's actually
Yeah good luck with that when society cares more about feminism and genders.
I once saw a job offer which was asking for 8+ years of experience in a programming language, which only existed for 5 years. I'm not joking.
XDDD OMG
These days, it's 5-10 years "data science" everywhere... Even though nobody heard that term 10 years ago.
my father works in tech and he sees this all the time
That was a test whoever noticed that gets the job
@@MitchelPie 😂😂
Unemployed: Anxiety & Frustration
Employed: Frustration & Anxiety
When you work at corporate.....
@@syntax2004 I owned my own business for a while. Frustration, Anxiety, little to no pay (a starting business is a money hole) and extremely long hours (I AVERAGED 80 hours a week)
Find a counsellor
@@Squidbush8563What business may I ask? 😅
lower your ego.
Biggest red flag ever is "We are family here".
Boomer welcoming wojak to the family immediately after deciding to lowball him is absolute gold lmao
My last job was like that, I wanted to vomit every time someone said those words.
I’ve had good jobs and bad jobs (currently in a good job). All the bad jobs have one thing in common: you’re a part of the “family”
All the same in the world, really😂
At least he managed to get a job. Some of us don't even get a call back after applying and are forced to work minimum wage, low-skilled jobs with extremely high turnover rates to survive.
…………………..
Yes it happens to dumb people. I am dumb but i feel I should be able to work more then a year at job
@@sadhu7191 you deserve to have the right eat soy and be furnished by work people or your parents who inflation is eating alive and now they will never get a chance to enjoy because they have to take care of an adult that blames everything except themselves
@@markstewart6069 I was in special Ed in high school. I still get there and their mixed up but I can play go board game and grow cannabis and mushrooms.
@Nope Leave Me Alone Some people have no choice. Not everyone has their brain wired a certain way or access to education. You sound like someone who is talking down on others from a privileged position or that is genetically gifted (or not genetically disadvantaged). We're not all the same. Some people are better in other fields which aren't as brain-cracking and that's perfectly fine. What isn't is being disrespectful to others without knowing what they've gone through.
How the hell can you gain experience if nobody gives you the job to gain experience!!!!? Some employers act like we come out the womb with experience.
Reddit Karma gaining logic as well. The reality is "just get lucky bro"
sometimes. we shouldn't fall for the words study now. pay later. otherwise you'll literally turn into wage slave. just to pay your school debt.
Incorrect. I paid my student loan off at just turned 30 and make 100k pound a year before commission. Only people that stay in the same job moving up with that company or switching to a company with a better pay and job title stay wage cucks.
Or you get a really cool Job that you like
I mean if you study to be an engineer you’ll do just fine with student debt not everyone goes to college for liberal arts
i know. but. look at reality. the corrupt government and companies are the main problem. not really the education itself. I know not all the times it happened. sometimes. when you get finished college degree whether you are in business, accountancy, engineering course , any related to biology and medicine. and you work successfully. after that of course you have pay school debt. if you exactly get what you expect. But even if you finished one of these courses and have a job. if your company would only pay you minimum, or even if you work on government and you also got pay minimum. due to corruptions. nothing will happened. you really need to do is to have business and job at the same time.
but sometimes. i would rather choose a school that. you have to pay for tuition fees. at least somehow when you got finished on college. your only problem is to have job and if you got minimum wage salary. at least somehow you will pay nothing.
This was the plan for you the whole time
5;04 I worked at walmart and that stupid walmart cheer still haunts my dreams, so humiliating and degrading
wait so that cringey walmart dance isnt just a rare thing?? many walmarts require it?
@@heyjeySigma maybe not that complicated but they probably do something
Would you be reprimanded for not participating? I really don't think I could bring myself to do it.
@@chrischickering1959 oh yeah and the morning shift had to do it in front of the customers
@@hyperknuckles2258 so degrading wtf 😐
The wagie waggle was just sad...those poor, poor employees...
That's Walmart for you bro. When I worked there we had to do it after meetings.
@@hyperknuckles2258 That is totally f***ed!! I’d feel like telling them to take their “wage waddle” & shove it up their **s! (But realistically would probably suck it up & waddle with the best of them to keep my job.)
@@hyperknuckles2258 can you refuse it? There is no way I'd do it
@@SF-eo6xf Cuck for walmart
The more that companies try to "lift spirits" with something like a fitness room, pies, candy, spaghetti thursdays, dances... and god forbid masked parties... The more it's shite. They will do anything other than a healthy work culture and a good salary, especially combined.
I'm glad not only Software Development jobs have to deal with the bullshit of "Junior/Entry-level job that requires senior-level experience".
Honestly, the people that write job requirements need to be held legally liable for their bullshit
It's mostly to scare off not skilled people. Those who are confident with their skills will apply anyway
Find a contracting company to go through.
me as a electrical engineer, looked through so many job offers last year and like 90% say at least 1 year work experience, alot even 3 years. and now i got a job where a person with experience is needed, but they found nobody with experience and the situation was dire for them to get one.
@@christian9125abd good as it being flawed it should fail
Just lie on your resume like everyone else. If employers can put bullshit requirements, you put bullshit experience.
It's crazy how as a felon with no college degree I have an easier time finding a job than people with degrees. I was stocking shelves at Target alongside coworkers who had Master's Degrees. I got my CDL and learned how to drive a forklift, I'm now making $34 an hour
It's not that crazy when you realize just having a degree doesn't really mean anything. What's important is having a degree specifically in a field that is in high demand. Too many people buy into that "follow your dreams" crap and end up wasting their time at college getting degrees in fields that no employers are looking for.
You, with your CDL and forklift certification, are much more employable than someone who spent four years studying 18th century French literature or some crap like that.
Probably because you're actually willing to work like a man. People who can't find jobs realistically just have social problems.
$34 an hour driving forklift trucks and didn’t need to go to college. Thats crazy. Congratulations
@@Commodore22345Now this is straight facts
@@Commodore22345me:
literally studying medieval french and Latin literature right now
When they ask you salary always tell them what people your age is normally paid and make it slightly above that. That way they don't see you as desperate and try to take advantage of you!
It should be dependant more on what the average salary for the position you are applying to, rather than average pay for everyone your age
@@hugomikhailov3933 I completely agree. I'd also add things like location can matter hugely too (big difference between London and Middlesbrough), experience / qualifications for certain roles can make a huge jump too (newly qualified project managers, accountants and actuaries, as examples).
I generally agree though, an average for your age is a bit broad.
The demand of personel is a big factor. If a lot of skilled people are applying you have no bargaining power.
@@Stealfos was just thinking this.. lol. Companies only value you based on perceived skill and past experience.
Is crazy because I had said it a little bit above because of my years of experience and they whine that oh this position we are paying for this xx hour im like ok well nice to meet you and thanks for the opportunity and I have to walk away from that, a lot of companies are taking advantage of people and then they cry why their company has no employees
Man, I'm currently going through he application phase. This helps so much...
good luck getting a job, WoJay
@@heyjeySigma thanks wojey
Lol same here
No idea why jobs are designed to be so hard to apply for. Applying for loans are 100 times easier, and that is with the bank taking on risk of borrowers defaulting on debt.
Good luck bro , im sure you will be a good wagecuck.
This stories are getting too realistic.
Health experts recommend that you stand up at your desk, leave the office and never go back.
True bro! That’s what I did 😂
You’re supposed to ignore all requirements and just apply anyways
Even if you don’t have a degree
All you need is the skills
Learn them and apply for any job you want
Only if you're a woman. Guys have to meet 100% of the requirements and not be selected
I've done that with a degree and it never worked
@@GhostofTradition Meaning you couldn’t learn the skills?
Damn fasho. Many times I didn’t apply bc this or that.
That doesn't work for most people. I'd really recommend people not do that
8+ years needed for a junior role 🤣🤣
50 year for senior role
If you are a recent college grad with no aid, it will be hard to pay down the debt. Colleges robs the youth of their financial dreams.
In Most european countrys College education is free and they will even fund your housing
@@Thronsohn nothing is free. You pay through high taxes and lower wages.
@@Thronsohn nothing is free, high taxes
@@thelonercoder5816 Higher taxes for extremely high earners. but keep swallowing the globalist propaganda about European welfare states.
The youth and*
This all happened to me. Graduated with a bachelor’s in business administration. Got hired by a mortgage company that paid me $12/hour(I live in Miami)…
Got laid of after 6 months and they closed soon after that.
Now I work in a grocery store, that pays more money than a mortgage company for some reason. Why the hell I even got that diploma…
Join the military as an officer 🤷🏼♂️ You get good pay plus experience, and veterans usually get hiring preference because companies get tax credits for hiring vets 😉
@@flanagamer I will do that probably, when I decide to die
@@danielgerich bruh stop being dramatic I worked in aircraft in North Carolina for 4 years in the Marines I didn’t even get close to combat 😅🤷🏼♂️
@@flanagamer Are you the only child in the family? Or you have siblings?
@@danielgerichor join the Air Force, as officer, you probably will be working at your desk forever.
I graduated from a top 20 business school with an 8th percentile GPA and I can’t even get a call back from the lowest “entry level” jobs. Now I’m a depressed stoner who’s going to run himself into the ground until I call it a night.
yea the feeling is shared with lots of people bro. But don't blame yourself. This is our society, not you. You accomplished something on a personal level and for that you can be proud of yourself. Focus on what you can control!
Stop smoking
Was it your choice to graduate at that school or not?
If it is I really feel bad for you
If not and you were forced to do it by society or parents then you will be depressed even if you got that job, so it's better to follow your actual favourite jobs or live in a humble life.
Any updates?
i was literally in the same position when starting off to find some software engineering jobs after i graduated from college (undergraduate). it was a nightmare and i applied to over 300+ companies throughout the years to varying position (from intern to fulltime). luck is still with me and i finally landed a fulltime software engineer job, but dear god was it a nightmarish process.. being mediocre sure has it's consequence.
Don't work hard, be lazy, play video games and sponge every cent you can get from the state. Putting the effort in won't get you any further forward.
Could you please explain why putting any effort wont get you any further.
damn never felt as much as a Wojak as when I watched his interview
i love when wojak screams out of pain
Gachi
relax brother
ya local sadist boi
How many animals have you killed so far, Vishal?
It's reality for many people unfortunately.
Just a heads up, from my experience it's often HR that don't communicate properly with the other departments and start making stuff up or straight up copy paste from similar positions in other companies. If you see an entry level position with 3+ years experience, apply anyways.
It’s funny jobs are looking for people to start but expect them to have experience. How can anybody gain experience if these jobs aren’t giving anybody a chance to gain any
5:03 "Happiness at work" should be fighted and destroyed. 10 - 20 years ago people worked for the pay and the promotions. But they created "happiness at work", people humiliate themselves and because they are "happy" the companies doesn't need to give as much money as before. Hypocrisy increased.
I say it again : refuse "happiness at work". They want your soul and make you a smiling slave at minimal wage.
Yup I got that too
Tru
This makes me so happy I don't have student debt, and instead have a little savings. Were I to lose my current job, I could take up to a couple months to properly look for something that would be an upgrade from it. For many others though, I wish the government didn't stupidly declare college education as a "human right" 50 years ago, as that's what caused college tuition to shoot through the roof. If young adults weren't able to borrow 100k, college wouldn't cost 100k. But because of the government, they can. Let that sink in.
Seems like a US problem. I just talked to my cousin's gf, she's like 20, and her debt was 25k for an undergrad. That's $CAD. And she lived on res. I paid 15k for my undergrad 13 years ago (no res life for me) so it seems like it's still in step following inflation.
Does college actually cost that much in the US?? At the university I’m applying to in the UK it’s £7,500
@@user-ui7tn1fq2b7.5k? Universities in the UK charge 9.25k for bachelor degrees per year. So total is like 27k.
Lol here in Czech republic education is completely free. High schools, colleges and universities as well. Can't even imagine living in the US.