1960s,70s,80s:

In all Seriousness, Work on your people skills. I don't know you but, the majority on this board have shit people skills.
The current job i have is contact work but i got the job offered to me. I had literally ZERO experience in my current field. People skills is all I have. This is one of the things you gain through experience.
People buy people
Work in a pub
Work in a shite call centre
Just practice projecting what people want to see/hear, Its all bullshit anyways!

well im not from usa but i think it has to do with half your industry moving overseas, rampant immigration and the increasing female workforce. In a nutshell, less jobs and more competition than ever. What are your skills?

>What are your skills?
i have 2 business degrees, and some bullshit internships

have you considered moving to other country? learn another language and you got a tool not many have

Lmao kys loser
Feels good knowing i got the job and 10000 losers didn’t :^)

>In Russia they don't ask all that shit.
Only because Russian workers literally chimped out and killed the bourgeoisie. Then they killed the peasants who might become bourgeoisie just for good measure.

Employers know if they press the workers too hard they'll get it again.

It wasn't quite that easy, at least not in what we now call STEM. But it wasn't as hard as it is now.

>In Russia they don't ask all that shit.
lol. Russian NEET here. Unless you want a shitty $200 a month job you a need a piece of toilet paper from the university saying you've wasted 5 years of your life there and qualified enough. But you could probably buy a fake diplima, no one fact checks anything here, so I'm unironically considering that if crypto dies

wow turns out that importing tons of minorities and chinks without increasing the number of total jobs increases competition

This. But everyone gets there education on Facebook now.