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yeahbeenthere

Updated Unemployed IT person struggling to get a job

I need feedback - North America

Thanks to the advice and tips I got from the last post I decided to take a few days and try to work on changes to the resume. I agree the new format looks better thanks u/dk3941 for the suggestion.

Applied to a few more jobs I thought I'd be an okay fit for, received more rejections. Really want to do data analysis without experience it's a no go. So I'm stuck which is frustrating because there isn't a lot of jobs that I have experience in.

Posted Aug 15, 2022, 8:01 PM UTC · edited

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TheBoopaduke•

I wanted to do data analysis for a while too. Gave up going into that with no professional experience. Simply will not be considered.

Real chicken and the egg problem with a lot of jobs it seems.

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yeahbeenthereOP•

Yeah I agree really sucks, seems the only lucrative jobs are software/devs but they want experience in that field too.

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