Job hunting advice

Here are some things to keep in mind; you've only been trying to find a job for 2 months. Most people will job hunt for at least a year or even two or three to get what they want in the degree they have. I know that was the case for a lot of my friends.

Other thing you need to do is accept that you will probably have to work in something that isn't based off of your college education. A lot of people get a degree in something and can't find work in their field, forcing them to work a job that they didn't think they would have to. I know my cousin got a communications/business/finances degree and is currently working for a law firm pretty much as a sectary (get's paid pretty well though so he doesn't care anymore).

Suck's when you work hard for something and you can't find what you want when your done, but that is life so you just have to make the most of it. Don't give up hope just yet you're just starting out;

- Try looking for job searching databases that are free to sign up for where you give them information on the job you want (you should look into your fields job descriptions for more information) and do a search for different wanted adds that you can reply to.
- Make sure you have a good resume; have someone like your university or find references online to see if it is good enough for the jobs you are applying to. Most job's want expereince and if that is the case see if you can futher your education for that experience or ask the jobs you apply to how you can get more education (it isn't wrong of you to send them a letter after they reject you).
- Be open to the idea of working other jobs or maybe getting other degree's. This sucks and you may no like the idea, but again you have to do what you have to do to get by in life.
- Finally; don't give up hope. You've only invesed 2 months where most people invest years into finding something they like to do; honestly there are a lot of people who work a job they don't like for most of their lives, but it give you a roof over your head and a paycheck. Hope for the best overall and suck it up when you have to.

Anyways, hope this helps some and good luck to you.

Don't look in papers or websites and shit. Just walk/drive around your neighbor hood and look for a help wanted sign.
If you still can't find one, join your local construction crew.

Call everybody multiple times and pester them, how badly do you want this job?

I am not going to click on that link, but I hope you have done more than just uploading your resume on whatever company's site and play the waiting game.

For starters, if you haven't prepare yourself for the workforce during your studies, then two months of employment search doesn't seem quite bad. From personal experience (or common sense)...

-A "degree in communications" sounds VERY broad

-If you don't have past work experience and you feel down on luck, consider a "student job" or anything in between (you might first downgrade yourself in order to get higher)

-Don't be afraid to glorify your resume. You are view as a product competing with other products. Make yourself stand out. Bullshit your way to get an interview

-Fake it. Eg: Make the content of your resume seems like it has potential and beneficial to "them" even though it's complete crap. Remember, you are selling yourself

-Customize your resume for each position you apply to. Sometimes you just need to tweak it a bit

-etc

One step at a time. Good luck on getting an interview.

Have you tried craigslist?

its just two months for you. it takes 1 year for me

Definitely what sneaky said also make sure to ask for the hiring coordinator not the gm dependent on where/what you're applying for.

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Try hiring firms and temp agencies. That is how I got into my job. I've been there for seven months now. Most of them will be "Temp to Hire"; The company will take you on after a standard "trial period."

Job hunting is a pain, but you just gotta stay motivated