Hey all. Tried posting something similar before but it didnt get far because of internet hiccups.
I'm a young dude still in education. At some point, I will be entering the workplace world. I've had plenty of internships (one of which helped me build a sort of connection:) ), am passionate, relatively outgoing, know how to write good resumes and cover letters, have a lot of skills, and am hardworking to a fault. For example, I really like writing, and am pretty damn good at it. It might be my niche (hell, when I was a high school sophomore I interned for my school district doing technical writing.) I'm a quick learner,
Anyways, in order to be more prepared for the future, I started looking at jobs and job search sites. Normally, this would be pretty good, especially for a guy who struggles with anxiety and autism. However, even before covid hit, all I could find when I searched about job info all I could find were things like 3 years of experience needed for entry level positions, reports of people sending out hundreds of resumes for a single interview, terrible employers destroying benefits and slashing salaries, and more doom and gloom sentiment than what my elder family members felt during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I'm assuming y'all know what I'm talking about. But simply, every bit of info I could find relating to finding a job makes even my nominally bright outlook and position seem terrible! It all appears so awful, scary, and hopeless for a young person just starting out, and who knows what the future after covid will look like? So, is there any advice you good people could offer to a student concerned about the future and the seeming impossibility of finding a job?
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