It used to be that college graduates take it easy before plunging in the real world of job-seeking challenges. Before they do so, they relax for a bit and take a break. They either have Orlando vacations, or have backpacking European trips or maybe exploring mountain peaks.
With the economic crunch happening, they don’t get to do that anymore.
Not unless they come from a moneyed family with a position in the company waiting for them after their foray out in the wild.
Gone are the days that these graduates get to choose the company they want to work for.
At best, they get a job that suits their qualifications and skills. At worst, they work odd hours or do labor-heavy work earning just a fraction of what they think they should earn.
Times have changed indeed. Real life lessons are now learned the hard way.
