Hi everyone! Thank you for taking the time to read.
A little background info: I graduated May 2017 majoring in psychology. Post-graduation, I had 0 experience in research and I aimlessly applied to jobs with no luck. So I attributed that to my lack of experience. I landed an internship a few months in and have been doing research there until Dec. 2018 when it ended. I also got another research internship for 6 months and that also ended in December.
Since then I finished applying to graduate school and started job searching mid-January. I limited myself to applying for research that interested in me. Eventually, I started to feel my mental health deteriorating and took a break. It's really painful to hear nothing after writing your heart out on and tailoring each cover letter. These past 3 months have been a cycle of me applying and then feeling down, taking a break and repeat. Overall, I probably averaged one application a day, which is very little compared to what I have read here.
I'm really at a loss of what to do here. Any advice, critiques, positive vibes would be great!
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What do I do from now until August when graduate school starts? Should I continue searching for full-time research jobs? Should I get a retail/dead-end job for now to make some money for grad school loans?
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Also, should I send thank you emails after interviews in the research world? I never really quite understood the concept of them. Does it matter that much?
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