Heres the stats I reference in the video: https://pages.hired.email/rs/289SIY...

I recently assisted some folks in their job search and we found success. Here is some of the things we learned. To sum things up, I think there are still some great chances to land a job in the non big tech industries as your first job. This can be a great place to start. However, overall this year could be one of the hardest years to find an entry level job. It's not impossible and I do think there are good signs for the future and I do think the overall conclusion is that the profession is in demand at the experienced levels.

Keep on grinding it out.

Some of my favorite books that keep me motivate:
LifeHacked: https://amzn.to/46OaUyH
Zero to One: https://amzn.to/3PYLZ4P
You Owe You: https://amzn.to/496VLdU

about me:
My name is Jeff, I grew up in lower class as an Asian American and got bad grades my whole life. I found my path to real estate investing (2m+ in properties) and have a successful day job as a Lead Software Engineer all before 30. My goal is to share what I've learned in my 20s that helped me become who I am today. no sales, no tricks, no games. Just pure advice from someone thats seen both the bottom and the top in this modern world.