Unfair_Complex3218's journey

I recently graduated with my online bachelor's degree in Logistics and have been working full-time at an entry-level position in a logistics company for the past two years. Despite my experience and education, I've been struggling to land a coordinator or specialist role. I've been actively applying and have managed to secure several interviews, but unfortunately, I haven't had any luck in getting an offer. I know I'm not alone in this situation, as I've heard that AI has impacted many entry-level jobs, which could be a factor in my job search. I'm considering seeking help to improve my interview skills.

I feel like I've been on a never-ending struggle to find my career path. After high school, I went straight to university to study accounting, but it was a tough journey. I ended up on academic probation after three semesters and couldn't secure any job, even minimum wage, during or after college. My only work experience was at the campus dining center for three years, and I couldn't find an internship due to my low grades. After graduating, I faced a lack of motivation to job hunt, largely due to depression. Recently, I completed a second bachelor's degree in Logistics/Transportation Management from SNHU, and thankfully, it went much better academically. I managed to land a full-time job in the logistics field and gained some relevant experience. Yet, I still feel like there's a curse hanging over me when it comes to building my career. It seems like everyone else finds their way easily while I continue to struggle.

I've been struggling to find a job for the past 14 years since graduating high school. Despite my efforts, I keep facing rejection after rejection. It feels like everyone else is landing jobs effortlessly, whether it's summer positions, fast food, retail, or warehouse work. I can't help but wonder if there's something wrong with me, as my applications seem to go unnoticed while others seem to pull jobs out of thin air. It's really disheartening.