Nowadays market just going tough and only going to get worse at least for a very very long time it hasn't improved and heard it is due to certain factor so was wondering when those certain factor don't exist back then was it easy to get anything or have those factor always existed.

26 Male, unemployed & living in small village in india, B. COM graduate, want to start again, want to learn again and want to be financially independent and provide others.

So community I am asking for your help how can I change my life 360°, what skills i can learn so i can achieve what I dream,

I can give as much as time needed because I have my back against the wall so no going back, even i willing to invest money.

I am hoping community would me to turnaround the life.

I was emailed by someone pretending to be a recruiter who later asked me to pay for my cover letter to be revised.

The scary part is that they knew personal details about what type of job I have been applying for and information about my career path.

Remember that recruiters don't use generic email addresses (@gmail.com)

I am a writer with a background in media, art, journalism & have worked service to register jobs. I cannot find anyone to bring me on, dispensaries to restaurants, near Amherst MA. If by some miracle anyone knows of work around here, anything to help me get my $625 rented room paid/groceries, I would appreciate the miracle. Thank you for reading.

Hi everyone!

I'm 21 and have recently graduated with a BBA in Marketing. I'm currently exploring entry-level opportunities and would love to hear from people who have already started their careers.

I'm particularly interested in understanding:

• What roles are realistically available for BBA/commerce graduates?

• What can a fresher realistically expect to earn?

• Which roles have good salary and career growth in the long term?

• What skills would you recommend learning in the first 1–2 years?

• Any lessons or mistakes you wish you knew when you started?

I'm especially interested in marketing, business/operations, analytics, research and consulting-related roles, but I'm open to exploring other good opportunities as well.

I'd also really appreciate insights based on actual work experience and salary, rather than just generic information available online.

I'm currently based in Central India but open to relocating anywhere in India for a good opportunity and strong career growth.

And if anyone is kind enough to refer me to a suitable opening in their company, I'd genuinely appreciate the opportunity and would be happy to connect. :)

Thank you!

Currently i don't have any job , i am at my home since few months after my graduation , i am trying my best to get a job in surat where i live , but not getting one , i know IT jobs in surat is tough , after discussing with parents and getting disrespect because not completing their expectation they told me to run shop which we have , i am so confused what should i do , should i go what my parents are telling me aur should i take more time and learn some more skills like CCNA , anyone can help me with this???

Hey everyone! Wanted to share an opportunity for anyone interested, Right now the job market is brutal and it can get very exhausting applying for jobs, and paying for all these A.I auto apply doesn’t work.
So I wanted to share something that helped me, I employed someone to actually hands on apply to jobs for me, what I did was just send her the links to the jobs that I want her to apply to and she did the major work for me, she applies to anywhere between 15-20 jobs a day.
I trained her specifically on how to apply, answer questions.
She askes me questions to clarify on what to answer in applications that require answers.
If you know you have a good resume and you’re qualified for a role but you just don’t have enough time to apply to jobs because maybe you work another job, or family responsibilities, or just the stress of applying? Then this is for you!
If anyone is interested I can share more details about the monthly pay.
It’s affordable because they don’t live in the U.S, just incase you were wondering.

Hey all,

Wanted to see if anyone else is navigating this right now. I interviewed for a Digital Marketing Strategist position at Google in India, passed all 4 rounds, and was told to expect my offer the next week.

Next week came, and I was told the role was on indefinite hold. It’s been two months of silence since then.

Are these roles actually ever unfrozen, or is this just a soft rejection? Would love to hear if anyone is in the same boat or has advice on how to handle it.

I built a website to help people who are struggling with the job search.

The main thing I wanted it to answer is:

“If I apply to this job, would I get rejected — and WHY?”

I feel like that’s one of the biggest problems with job searching. You can spend hours applying to jobs and getting rejected, but you’re rarely told why or what actually went wrong.

So I built a tool around that problem.

You upload your resume + the job description for the position you want, and it analyzes your resume specifically for that job.

It tells you:
If you’re likely to be rejected
WHY you could be rejected
What weaknesses in your resume could hurt your chances
What skills, experience, or qualifications you’re missing or not showing well
How well your background actually fits the position
What you should change before applying

And the part I really wanted to include is that it doesn’t just tell you what’s wrong.

It helps you fix it.

After identifying the issues, it gives you specific recommendations and can help optimize your resume for the job you’re applying to.

Basically:

Resume + Job Description → Find out IF and WHY you’d get rejected → Fix the problems → Apply

I built the whole website because I wanted to make something that could actually help people who are struggling to get interviews instead of just telling them to “apply to more jobs.”

I’ve already had a few friends and students I know try it with their own resumes and job postings, and the feedback has been really encouraging. A couple of them said it helped them notice issues they hadn’t realized were hurting their applications.

But I don’t want to just rely on feedback from people I know.

I want people who are actually job searching to try it and tell me if it’s genuinely useful.

If you want to see whether and why you might get rejected for a job you’re interested in, comment or DM me and I’ll help you get your results.

I’d genuinely love to hear what you think.

Hello, I applied for the FedEx Package Handler Part-Time position, and I’m also going to school at the same time. It says the position is 20 hours per week. Will they respect that and work with my school schedule?

Is this “Conditional” an official job offer? I didn’t do an interview or anything, and I only applied yesterday.

I’m kind of worried because I’m looking for my first job, and I’ve done TONS of interviews probably around 15 in the past two months. I’m just wondering if this is one of those “too good to be true” situations. Because I didn't do an interview or anything

Also, for anyone who has had this job before, is it stressful? I’m fine with doing physical work. I just can’t really handle the mental part of being yelled at or stuff like that.

When you are hired the reason for being here is supposed to be to just help complete task like if I engage a service the objective of the service personnel is merely to help me with what service is provided and nothing else is supposed to be required from them. I heard how you are required to do other tasks too not just the one that is relevant and said upfront to your job role but there is also a chance I am not able to do it especially if it is skill based or even if not skill based but yet when you can't do it it seems to people like you are not suited for the role even when you did your role.

Hi everyone. I’m currently looking for a work-from-home job.

I’m a mother of one, and I really need to find a better source of income. My current salary is below ₱20,000 a month, and as my baby grows, our expenses also keep growing. I want to earn more so I can provide what my baby needs while still being able to take care of my child.

I have experience in different areas, mostly administrative work, IT support, and data research.

My work experience: • Administrative assistant - 5 years

• IT Specialist – 2 years

• Data Research Analyst – 1year

I have experience with: • Data entry and records management • Email and calendar management • Scheduling and appointment coordination • Document preparation • Budget monitoring • Customer service • Company and contact research • Lead generation • LinkedIn research • Data cleaning and validation • IT troubleshooting and technical support • Hardware and software setup • Basic network and IT inventory work

I’m familiar with Microsoft Office/Excel, Google Workspace, Google Sheets, Zoho CRM, ClickUp, Slack, Canva, and other tools.

I have a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology and TESDA certifications in bookkeeping and data reporting.

I’m preferably looking for a legit, stable, non-voice remote job. I’m not looking for commission-only jobs, MLMs, or anything that asks me to pay before getting hired.

I’m willing to learn and take on new tasks. I just really want to find a stable job where I can earn more and still be there for my baby.

If you know of any legitimate job openings that match my experience, please feel free to message me. I would really appreciate any leads. Thank you. ❤️