>>33345576 (OP)If you're not getting a job it has literally nothing to do with your degree. Your degree is a good one -- but employers don't even fucking CARE what degree you have that much.
Are you not even getting replies to your CV? If so then your CV is probably just dogshit. Look up guides for how to do your CV.
Fucking read this:
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/cvs-and-cover-letters/how-to-write-a-cv
You should be tailoring your CV to each application. What this means is that you'll create one generic degree to fit each kind of profession you're looking into, and then you'll spend 30 mins to an hour tailoring it to the specific job you're applying for. For example, you may have an economist CV template. If you're applying to a role where you'll be evaluating drugs testing for the government, you'll spend time adjusting it to that. If you're applying to a role researching animal welfare for a thinktank, you'll spend time adjusting it to that.
Don't be afraid to apply for things like sales, management, customer success and other such corporate bullshit. You don't have to become an economist.
Your university probably has help for getting a job too. They want you to have a job. It makes them look better.
Oh, and you should be looking for jobs on linkedin first and foremost. Then look at indeed.
>I wish I could turn back time and do high school over again or something and choose a better career path. No you fucking do not. There is no career path you could have chosen which would have avoided this. My best friend has an economics degree and walked out of uni into a great job. STOP listening to doomers on 4chan and probably Reddit talk about how awful the jobhunt is. They are perpetually unemployed dorks who want to drag you down to their level. You can fucking do it.
>>33356869Fucking this, I have a history + modern language degree and I'm going into government policy.
