College graduate but still no "real" position.

You have to network or get lucky. Don't count on the latter. I had crap, part-time jobs For 3 years after I graduated until a friend from college referred me to his employer. I was laid off from that positron after about a year during the height of the recession and remained unemployed for 2 years before training for a new field. In total, I was unemployed for over 3 years. Don't get comfortable after finding work. You can lose your job at any time.

>>17689846
Thing is since I graduated I just worked shitty retail/restaurant gigs . All I want is something simple but requires some sort of challenge until my dream career comes. IDK how better to market myself. Im not even getting replies from fucking internships

>>17689853
I worked part-time jobs too. The only reason I didn't work retail/restaurant is cause I didn't apply for those jobs. I was stubborn and refused to do the same kind of work I could've done before I went to college. I conducted surveys and was a wedding studio's assistant. I was a PA on a movie shoot briefly, but they didn't give a rat's ass about us and didn't pay us a dime, then they proceeded to lay off most of us (which was honestly a blessing). I was getting very little sleep when working for them.

If someone does respond about an internship, beware. They will probably exploit you to the nth degree. Know your rights.

Learn how to write a resume…or pay a someone to write it for you.

>>17689879
>>17689853
I'm still not in my dream career, so don't expect that to just cone along. Think about what you can do that will put you on the push towards it.

>>17689879
My dream career is kind of impossible to be fucked with in since it does require some sort of legality. I wont share too much but the places I apply are generally up to code if you will. Im not even expecting to be paid unless they can allocate some funds for y work...but I would gladly give 2 days a week.