So, I am a university graduate, i also have a few certificates which are related to business or mental health (degree in psychology). Unfortunately I couldn’t find work when I graduated during covid and took a job at a factory in my home city. I was nervous at first and admittedly disappointed in myself for not finding a job in my field. Despite this, I have made the most of the experience, learning a lot, making good connections with my co-workers, and am in the running for a job in management eventually in addition to making a decent income.
After a year of employment I have been revisiting my job search and speaking with a career advisor about my options for building a career in a field relevant to my education or one that I at least feel somewhat passionate about. I have recently been networking with a recruiter who has referred me to a company she has spoken with and received a job offer from, for which I am extremely grateful and excited about. However I quickly began feeling worried and nervous about speaking to this company feeing like they will see right through my lack of relevant experience and feeling like I couldn’t be successful in an office environment and do well in a career that is partially commission based. I also hear a lot of negative views on recruiters and I fear that I may become associated with these stereotypes and fail in this role. I also get extremely nervous thinking about giving up this easy factory job that pays a reasonable wage and offers me freedom when I clock out for something unknown which may have a poor work-life balance.
Not sure what I’m looking for here but if you have any comment or advice I’d love to hear it.
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