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One the biggest struggles that I have is trying to get a part-time entry-level job in my field. 2024 wasn't too kind for me when it came to applying to jobs.
90% of the time, I end up getting ghosted. The other 10% is getting the email that they aren't moving forward with my application. Yeah, I haven't gotten any interviews.
Today, I met up with my job coach and we went back to see what jobs are out there. Of course, I'm okay with expanding the job applications to job positions that aren't exactly my field of expertise (Communications and Media Studies + Journalism).
The easiest step is trying to find an entry level job that I can apply my current skills set and also learn new skills at the same time. I'm not looking for that forever job yet, but I just need a job that can serve as my stepping stone.
Today, I applied for 7 jobs and 4 of them are with the public library in my city as part-time library assistants (3 at the main library near my house and 1 at my old neighborhood in the city). Also my job coach told about a job opportunity at the organization that's helping me with the job search (it's for a data entry position, which also works as a solid entry-level position). There are also 2 other job positions I found in NYC (Chelesa + Midtown Manhatthan Area).
I do have a bit more faith with the responses for the library jobs and that data entry job at the vocational center.
So I hope I get something at least for some decent job experience.
90% of the time, I end up getting ghosted. The other 10% is getting the email that they aren't moving forward with my application. Yeah, I haven't gotten any interviews.
Today, I met up with my job coach and we went back to see what jobs are out there. Of course, I'm okay with expanding the job applications to job positions that aren't exactly my field of expertise (Communications and Media Studies + Journalism).
The easiest step is trying to find an entry level job that I can apply my current skills set and also learn new skills at the same time. I'm not looking for that forever job yet, but I just need a job that can serve as my stepping stone.
Today, I applied for 7 jobs and 4 of them are with the public library in my city as part-time library assistants (3 at the main library near my house and 1 at my old neighborhood in the city). Also my job coach told about a job opportunity at the organization that's helping me with the job search (it's for a data entry position, which also works as a solid entry-level position). There are also 2 other job positions I found in NYC (Chelesa + Midtown Manhatthan Area).
I do have a bit more faith with the responses for the library jobs and that data entry job at the vocational center.
So I hope I get something at least for some decent job experience.