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Originally Posted by mr.kev84
do you know how much temping sucks?
it's not my fault there's too many people and not enough jobs. what the hell am i supposed to do? just starve? my college education costed me thousands of dollars, and you think i should just settle for a crappy temp, food service, or retail job? i should have not went to college in the first place, if that's the case.
the system screwed up the economy, making it hard to get good jobs. the same system should pay for those who cannot work.
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My younger brother had the same problem. He was trying to find a job in the OKC area in the marketing/sales field.
NO ONE has their sales office in OKC unless that someone happens to be a cold call sales force that goes door to door (probably not what any college grad is interested in doing). He's either going to end up working in oil and gas (as a land man) or he'll be smart and go down to Dallas to find work.
Have you left your comfort zone as far as places you're applying are concerned? Have you applied for jobs in other cities?