Hah, yeah - I graduated with a journalism degree in 2002 and the first thing I found out that summer was that 30% of newspaper editorial staff had just gotten laid off, and that's happened again every few years since then
I graduated w/ English degree in 2016, and then realized those types of jobs didn't exist anymore. Wasn't necessarily my plan, but anyway now I look at spreadsheets. I consider most of my bosses to be illiterate as they have MBAs but cannot read or write full paragraphs. Only bullet points.
It's whatever, rn my current job itself is annoying for reasons specific to the company but I feel like every job is. I like the insurance too. And I get to work remotely. So idk. It's fine. Fine isn't great, but it's fine.
