Too Much or Too Little Experience

[blueangel]

Before I can try to help you, I need more information. Can you tell me what you're good at? Are you a good writer? What exactly was involved in your "speech communication" degree?

From the limited amount of info you list here, I wonder if public relations would be a good fit?

As for speech communications... would you consider coaching executives and CEO's in public speaking? Or media training? (training execs how to deal with the media?)

What about teaching in college?

You need to find something that makes you excited to go to work every day.. something that you love doing. If you had unlimited talent, training, and ability.. what would be some of your dream jobs?

I love what I do. I'm a broadcast journalist. I also took a hobby (judo) and turned it into a second profession.

My friends joke that by day, I'm Clark Kent and at night.. I run into the nearest phone booth and change into my judo gi to become Super Sensei. LOL!

[Still BLUTANG]

try looking into nonprofits or associations, most national groups hire "education" or "credentialing" staff. a GREAT search engine for these jobs is careerhq.org; and most associations that are looking to hire someone will actually take the time to TALK to applicants before & after the interview - so you can see if you'll be a good fit for their team.

good luck!