GM nostr:npub1aqakd28d95muqlg6h6nwrvqq5925n354prayckr424k49vzjds4s0c237n pura vida! 💜

Let jobs find your family member instead. 😂

Daughter graduated last year - it's a rough market out there. Told her to focus on networking, though that sounds a bit clinical.

Tough. Experience needed. Internships lead to positions. Willingness to work or grind out a "window period" is good but a lot of people take advantage of this and then never hire after the probation period ends. Give them some space to figure out, I mean even if they graduated in a specific field,...

Not sure if this is useful at all, lean on their problem solving capabilities, not specific skills, yes these will be listed somewhere, but really go to town on how the graduate can approach anything that is put in front of them. Everyone other applicant will have this degree, this experience, this ...

“ I’m sorry the world we left you is so fucked. “ seems to go a lot further than advice. Genuinely.

Maybe a conpletely stupid idea, try sending paper letters to the companies want to join. That is definitely unique in this AI driven world. Might work.

This is free. Might be geared toward cybersec but the strategies are useful regardless. https://www.antisyphontraining.com/product/workshop-job-hunt-like-a-hacker-2026-edition-with-jason-blanchard/

https://www.usajobs.gov 👀

My normal advice to young men: If your not exposing yourself to someone looking you in the eye and rejecting you, you’re not really looking for a job. I get it, most jobs are now filled through online portals. However, it is too easy to “apply” to hundreds of jobs online be “rejected” b...

Find a sales job it helps you develop all sorts of good useful skills for later on in life if he wants to go into entrepreneurship Selling himself will be a great skill to have Look for hourly+commission jobs (great incentive for getting better/no ceiling)

Find a local temp agency Factory work is still alive and well in America (typed from a factory break room) Be open and willing to learn Make sure to calculate commute costs before commiting xD

Don’t lie, these days people will check.

My single piece of advice for job hunting is that if all you ever do is drop applications through a corporate portal - you will never find a job. Every job I've ever gotten was through networking. Being in the right place at the right time.

sometimes taking a paycut is worth it as long as it will give him the experience or it will get his foot in the door. IMPORTANTLY, some companies do not know how to write job description and inflate/ridiculous experience so do not feel threaten and simply apply for it. Lastly, presentation, communic...