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[Anonymous No.20989662]

>be me
>recent grad
>BSc in chemistry
>Over 100 applications sent in the past month
>Not even an interview
>No money
>Student debt
>Finally get hired a week ago at a grocery store
>Depressed because now I'm a wagie
>Anxious and depressed, can't even operate a cashier properly like a retard
>Get yelled at for being too slow by baby boomers
>Get yelled at for asking a customer to abide by the store policy and wear their mask (my city is a covid hot spot right now)
>Starting to feel sick myself
>family is sick
>where did it all go wrong

[Anonymous No.20989736]

It went wrong when you picked chemistry and weren't willing to move for a job.
Should've picked something practical like engineering or compsci

[Anonymous No.20989739]

>>20989662
Chemistry is a worthless degree

[Anonymous No.20989767]

Did you apply for jobs in different cities?

[Anonymous No.20989828]

>>20989662
Hard science degrees are pointless unless you're gonna get a PhD for research positions

[Anonymous No.20989858]

>>20989767
Yes

[Anonymous No.20989909]

I graduated with a chem degree last year and got a job within 3 months. But then again I'm not an amerifat, science is actually valued in europe.

[Anonymous No.20989948]

>>20989909
I wish I was never born in this country. 90% of the people are retarded.

[Anonymous No.20990032]

>>20989662
put you degree to some use anon,
go breaking bad

[Anonymous No.20990113]

>>20989662
>>where did it all go wrong
going into debt to get a degree in a heavily regulated industry. can't even work from home while cooming

[Anonymous No.20990164]

>>20989948
I also had no experience in the field and very little work experience in general so I lied on my cv and added a bunch of random jobs.
I think what made the difference for me is my ability to write really good cover letters. I'm also very good at interviews.
There must be anal chem jobs all over the us, keep looking in different cities and eventually you'll find something.