What should a new graduate with a degree in economics/finance

>>2926342
Don't apply for teller jobs at banks. Apply for financial analyst jobs at underwriting firms (the ones who control who the banks give money to). You've got a degree, use it.

>have accounting degree
>want a job, any job
>can't fucking land a single thing
>have a ton of interviews
>they all want me to come up with examples of my experience in x y or z
>right on my resume that my experience is one tax-preparation stint and fucking starbucks
>they act disappointed in facts they already fucking knew
>these are literally entry level jobs that should not need fucking experience
>they seem to have enormous expectations for me but the jobs are shit and the pay is fucking shit
>no matter what I say in an interview I can't seem to please them
>they pay poverty wages that would barely allow me to live
>keep getting passed over by assholes with 200 years experience
>think about killing myself every day
>think about shit I can't admit to online

For god's fucking sake you fucking assholes. I'm in debt up to my eyeballs and will have to beg for food in 3 months if I don't get a job. Why is this world so fucking shit? I've been turned down for god damned DATA ENTRY jobs. If there was a cliff in a bikeride's distance from me I would jump off it at this point.

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>>2926740

Oh, here's something fun. Apparently this is a breakdown of where recent accounting grads similar to me end up. Half of people are in sales or customer service, aka min wage. A good third are unlisted, presumably unemployed.

Please fucking kill me.