I feel like I fucked up my life

You seem to employers like a guy who kinda accepts the mundane. I wouldn't hire someone with a bachelor's degree and three years of kitchen experience unless it's a kitchen job.

>>17717451
that's the thing. I have been applying to college level jobs but no hire....

>>17717451
Would you hire someone with no experience at all and a 4 year degree?

>>17717461
Yeah, if they told me how many pots of Ramen they'd been eating in between interviews, congresses, lectures, networking, and job fairs they'd been doing. Not working in a kitchen like a chump.

>>17717484
Then I hope you never see the administrative aspect of any company. Also I never said I never had any interviews nor have I said I never attended any job fairs. Was I not clear about I was actively applying to positions?

>>17717484
Also all of those things are great. In actuality NO employer is going to say "well that's good enough" they want to see verifiable employment to prove that well...your actually capable of working.

Just do something! Other than washing a fucking dish! You are young, this job doesn't have to define you or the rest of your life. But grow the fuck up, man, earn a real wage, get a real job then figure it out.

>>17717550
sorry I forgot to mention. I just started doing that. I have held a lot of kitchen jobs but only really did dishes for like 3 months of that time. Since then I have baked breads, granolas , supervised a team of shipping/ packing associates...etc etc. I mean it all revolves around kitchen work which kind of makes me feel bad.

>>17717550
Regarding wages. Mind you where I live is one of those meme restaurant boomtowns . I would not have even started if the wage wasn't up to par. it started as livable as potwash but once I started to do other jobs it because downright surprising. Like I said though..its not my passion...but as I continue to look for it/ something better I gotta work man.

>>17717496
Please read >>17717550
>get a real job
If you want to be respected.

>>17718155
Op here again. I already read it. Like I stated I really only washed dishes for like 3 months. The rest has been in some sorta baking/cooking/supervisory positions. I still hate kitchen work or anything that has to do with food... Totally looking to get out but not until I find something seriously better. I rather be employed and looking than unemployed and looking. Mind you though I'm not working at fast food places so maybe my thought process is different than what the other anon is thinking.