I'm graduating college next weekend with a B.S. (remotely lol). The COVID-19 pandemic came out of nowhere and ruined a lot of people's plans for this spring/summer/fall. I admit that I was not well prepared, because I went into a lot of debt to get my degree and was just barely limping along financially until graduation. I accepted that as the way to just finish up asap. So I had no internship or job lined up anyway and was fine with that as my plan was to return home and work for my uncle's business for a little bit while I determine what I want to do with myself.
But now because of all the state closures, his business is not operational for another month or two. So, needing money and having very limited options, I just applied to be a pizza delivery driver and got hired immediately. Started today. It's better than sitting inside the house all day and going insane, sure, but it's also an environment that I haven't been in in a few years and it's just difficult because I can tell that probably no one else there has college degrees and the culture is kind of not my type of culture anymore. It's not that I look down on these people (I truly don't, I am humble myself and treat everyone with respect), it's more that this environment is just difficult to be in because it's not my style and it makes me anxious and I don't feel like I belong.
But, I know that until this whole pandemic fades, I need to do whatever I have to do to make money, so I have to do it. But does anyone have any tips for a situation like this, when you have to take a job that is "below" what you expect of yourself and you feel like you don't belong? Any ways to make it more fun or enjoyable? Thank you in advance.
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