Honestly I took the marketing route and they don’t really care if you’ve had internships in marketing or not. All that matters is if you have the skills and experience. My company didn’t have a strong marketing department, so I asked to assist in that area and gained a TON of experience learning it all on my own. Another thing is starting your own side hustles to get experience. You don’t NEED an internship to gain experience. Take alternative pathways like volunteering for a nonprofit’s marketing department. If you go the traditional route, it will be more competitive.
Internships matter it’s offensive of them to be to job experience. If you even wanted to invest into your marketing knowing people can’t stand to ever even see it on their phones
I compleeeetteellllyy relate. I'm 23 and I just graduated with a BA in psych and barely any work experience. Thought I wanted to go for nursing school after getting the degree, but thankfully after an internship at a hospital I realized it wasn't for me. And it just really sucks having to switch paths postgrad. I also have been dealing with feeling like a failure, my roommate landed a job at Google and my little sister recently landed an internship and it is super hard not to compare myself to them especially when I'm completely unsure of what I want to aim for lol Gah overall thanks for making this video it oddly felt validating to watch loool, makes me feel less alone. Also it's helpful to be reminded that a growth mindset is truly crucial at this time! :) I just subbed I'm looking forward to seeing more content from you!
You aren't a failure! You got your degree and you definitely have the skills for your dream job. If you are looking for resources to help you change your career path try signing up for Sizigi (its free) and it allows you to show your work samples to recruiters by creating a video resume! go.joinsizigi.com/wafa
Hey Lauren! I’m 26 and graduated college in 2017 too with a BA in psych and I feel for you so much. Although we aren’t that much different in age gap I can tell that your generation is highly competitive and loves to talk about their success because they feel it equates to their value as a person in this competitive job market. Your generation is on a whole new different ballgame of competitiveness... I just wanted to let you know that it’s okay to take some years off and decide what you like. We should normalize the adulthood when we’re 27+ and not 21 when we’re straight out of college because our world dynamic shifted dramatically since the 1950s (I state 1950s cause our education system structure hasn’t changed since the 1950 when we went to school to work for corporations for the rest of our lives) our life isn’t like that anymore and the most dramatic catalyst that showed us is Covid-19 where everyone shifted from their usual way they have to work. With this huge shift in the way people work from home, I am positive that somehow our peoples attitudes change with that too :) if you wanna talk about it feel free to hmu.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us! Not a lot of current college students understands the type of pressure they will go through after graduating. So by you speaking about your experiences it helps them understand more some of things to expect and maybe prepare for.
Feelin' better now that I've seen your testimony. I can't even count the number of crying moments I had like you did after graduating from college. Thanks for making me feel better somehow :)
I gat a lit question yo😅😅I’m in my 3rd year....y’all remember what you learnt coz it seems like I have been dropping garbage as soon as I start a new semester and start with a fresh brain🤣🤣🤣is that safe?
Loved this video and you being so honest about the post grad life. I see that you haven’t posted in a while, but if you ever wanted to post a life update video or anything you’ve learned from graduating college until now, I would really love to watch it. But no pressure if you don’t want to share more on UA-cam, I completely understand.
Don’t give up. Many doctors have failed med school, trust me. They end up being the best doctors in my view. One of my favorite gynecologists failed twice before she succeeded :)
Growth mindset is so key Lauren! This was one of the first things I learnt more about when I started working and it is the foundation of my channel and its ethos. Thank you for sharing your experience as well!
Lauren you are so grown!!!! So well spoken! Congrats on the internship and so excited for your journey into digital media! Can’t wait to see more vids!!
Thank you for this! I am a sophomore in college & it was great watching this. Good luck to all your purists! I know you can do this ! I believe in you! You got a subscriber !!
I respect her. She's open-minded to realize that your destiny is your own problem. 1. Your degree is your choice. If you choose a domain with a lot of people already in it (psychology, arts, history), of course your life will be harder. Supply and demand, a simple rule, this is how life works. It is not unfair. We all want the best options, you as well, so better be sure you are GOOD in what you do, or you are unemployed. But if you are great, you are golden. 2. All the market, people and firms care about is what you can do, not your degree. Nobody cares about a paper, people want value. Can you bring value? We don't care about your college years and how interesting it was. If we want something interesting we buy a book. Can you do something we can't do and care about a lot? If you choose with your heart, great for you, but your are paid on what you produce. If you also love it, great, but if you just love it and others don't need it, make them need it or choose another thing. 3. Your debt is also your problem. Really. Nobody obligated you to sign it and to learn 4 years on a subject. If you choose it, you need to know what are your opportunities after, what do you do? What will be in need? Again, engineers, doctors, law people don't have a problem with this (again, if they are good). What was/is your plan? If you entered this it means you have a solid plan in which you can give value to other people, not just dreams. Show it and you are good! 4. Your experience is again you trouble. Who says you can't get a job while you study? Summer is not just for losing time. The ones that are good find work, I assure you of that. So make experience before you finish or accept less pay. Again I'm not going to teach you and also pay you the same as somebody who does not need teaching. Would you do that? This is how a company thinks. Be proactive, be the best, don't lose your time and I am sure you will do great! The good ones have the best, others have the rest. Simple rule of life.
that related so much i was talking to my friends but no one was able to get what i am feeling but after watching this video I feel like I am not the only one. Thanks :)
Your view on dating needs to change, all men want sex, don't lie to yourself. We are horny all the time, doesn't mean most men can't control their urges though. The more effort you put into relationships, the more you'll get out of those relationships, just like in life. Plus you're attractive and clearly smart, you shouldn't have any problem dating. Hang in there and life does get better. I graduated in 2009, believe me, shit was tough then haha, I'm talking no one was hiring. So if I got through that, you can get through this, you'll be fine and keep doing your best in everything you do!
Honestly I took the marketing route and they don’t really care if you’ve had internships in marketing or not. All that matters is if you have the skills and experience. My company didn’t have a strong marketing department, so I asked to assist in that area and gained a TON of experience learning it all on my own. Another thing is starting your own side hustles to get experience. You don’t NEED an internship to gain experience. Take alternative pathways like volunteering for a nonprofit’s marketing department. If you go the traditional route, it will be more competitive.
good to know, thanks !
Good advice
Yeah well if your marketing ever made to the public because not too many see it or care to.
Internships matter it’s offensive of them to be to job experience. If you even wanted to invest into your marketing knowing people can’t stand to ever even see it on their phones
Just remember I unsubscribe maybe 5-10 seconds of any company even emailing in my inbox.
i just finished undergrad AND BRUH THIS MADE ME FEEL SO SEEN AND HEARD I LOVE U LAUREN. KEEP DOING WHAT U DO :)
con-grad-ulations Yale!! ilysm and I’m so glad you feel heard❤️
I compleeeetteellllyy relate. I'm 23 and I just graduated with a BA in psych and barely any work experience. Thought I wanted to go for nursing school after getting the degree, but thankfully after an internship at a hospital I realized it wasn't for me. And it just really sucks having to switch paths postgrad. I also have been dealing with feeling like a failure, my roommate landed a job at Google and my little sister recently landed an internship and it is super hard not to compare myself to them especially when I'm completely unsure of what I want to aim for lol
Gah overall thanks for making this video it oddly felt validating to watch loool, makes me feel less alone. Also it's helpful to be reminded that a growth mindset is truly crucial at this time! :) I just subbed I'm looking forward to seeing more content from you!
You aren't a failure! You got your degree and you definitely have the skills for your dream job. If you are looking for resources to help you change your career path try signing up for Sizigi (its free) and it allows you to show your work samples to recruiters by creating a video resume! go.joinsizigi.com/wafa
Hey Lauren! I’m 26 and graduated college in 2017 too with a BA in psych and I feel for you so much. Although we aren’t that much different in age gap I can tell that your generation is highly competitive and loves to talk about their success because they feel it equates to their value as a person in this competitive job market. Your generation is on a whole new different ballgame of competitiveness... I just wanted to let you know that it’s okay to take some years off and decide what you like. We should normalize the adulthood when we’re 27+ and not 21 when we’re straight out of college because our world dynamic shifted dramatically since the 1950s (I state 1950s cause our education system structure hasn’t changed since the 1950 when we went to school to work for corporations for the rest of our lives) our life isn’t like that anymore and the most dramatic catalyst that showed us is Covid-19 where everyone shifted from their usual way they have to work. With this huge shift in the way people work from home, I am positive that somehow our peoples attitudes change with that too :) if you wanna talk about it feel free to hmu.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us! Not a lot of current college students understands the type of pressure they will go through after graduating. So by you speaking about your experiences it helps them understand more some of things to expect and maybe prepare for.
Congrats on the digital media internship. You can do it!
By the way I've been loving the new editing style.
aww thank you!! It makes me very happy that you like the new style hehe
Lol the “ohh sh*t” moment is so real
I'm a year away from completing my degree, and I found this video so incredibly helpful thank you for making me feel less alone lol
Feelin' better now that I've seen your testimony. I can't even count the number of crying moments I had like you did after graduating from college. Thanks for making me feel better somehow :)
I relate to and am going thru every single point you made
These videos have really helped me navigate post-undergrad. Thanks!
I gat a lit question yo😅😅I’m in my 3rd year....y’all remember what you learnt coz it seems like I have been dropping garbage as soon as I start a new semester and start with a fresh brain🤣🤣🤣is that safe?
😹😹😹😹😹😹
This is a great video and it’s very relatable as a new grad! Keep up the great work :))
Loved this video and you being so honest about the post grad life. I see that you haven’t posted in a while, but if you ever wanted to post a life update video or anything you’ve learned from graduating college until now, I would really love to watch it. But no pressure if you don’t want to share more on UA-cam, I completely understand.
Don’t give up. Many doctors have failed med school, trust me. They end up being the best doctors in my view. One of my favorite gynecologists failed twice before she succeeded :)
THE STRUGGLE IS REAL!!!!! Congrats on the internship! (I know I’m really late to this video)
Growth mindset is so key Lauren! This was one of the first things I learnt more about when I started working and it is the foundation of my channel and its ethos. Thank you for sharing your experience as well!
I am a 26 year old engineer and trust me you wont have your life figured out hahah
I tttooooottttaaallllyyy related to this. I'm in this exact position rn. idk what to do.
Reality is often hellish
Lauren you are so grown!!!! So well spoken! Congrats on the internship and so excited for your journey into digital media! Can’t wait to see more vids!!
aww thank you so much 🥺
Thank you for this! I am a sophomore in college & it was great watching this. Good luck to all your purists! I know you can do this ! I believe in you! You got a subscriber !!
so real, im only a third year rn but i’m already nervous. thank you for organizing your video so well too!
I respect her. She's open-minded to realize that your destiny is your own problem.
1. Your degree is your choice. If you choose a domain with a lot of people already in it (psychology, arts, history), of course your life will be harder. Supply and demand, a simple rule, this is how life works. It is not unfair. We all want the best options, you as well, so better be sure you are GOOD in what you do, or you are unemployed. But if you are great, you are golden.
2. All the market, people and firms care about is what you can do, not your degree. Nobody cares about a paper, people want value. Can you bring value? We don't care about your college years and how interesting it was. If we want something interesting we buy a book. Can you do something we can't do and care about a lot? If you choose with your heart, great for you, but your are paid on what you produce. If you also love it, great, but if you just love it and others don't need it, make them need it or choose another thing.
3. Your debt is also your problem. Really. Nobody obligated you to sign it and to learn 4 years on a subject. If you choose it, you need to know what are your opportunities after, what do you do? What will be in need? Again, engineers, doctors, law people don't have a problem with this (again, if they are good). What was/is your plan? If you entered this it means you have a solid plan in which you can give value to other people, not just dreams. Show it and you are good!
4. Your experience is again you trouble. Who says you can't get a job while you study? Summer is not just for losing time. The ones that are good find work, I assure you of that. So make experience before you finish or accept less pay. Again I'm not going to teach you and also pay you the same as somebody who does not need teaching. Would you do that? This is how a company thinks.
Be proactive, be the best, don't lose your time and I am sure you will do great!
The good ones have the best, others have the rest. Simple rule of life.
This spoke to so many things I’m experiencing! Thank you for sharing 💕
that related so much i was talking to my friends but no one was able to get what i am feeling but after watching this video I feel like I am not the only one. Thanks :)
what software do you use to edit? :o i love your editing style hehe
ooo i like the graphics u added !! :’)
thank you so much for this video. Im graduating on Saturday and I'm kind of freaking out about it.
Love your editing lol
Do an update
do you have loans?
thanks for the vlog, can relate so much ♥
Am 21 also
Your view on dating needs to change, all men want sex, don't lie to yourself. We are horny all the time, doesn't mean most men can't control their urges though. The more effort you put into relationships, the more you'll get out of those relationships, just like in life. Plus you're attractive and clearly smart, you shouldn't have any problem dating. Hang in there and life does get better. I graduated in 2009, believe me, shit was tough then haha, I'm talking no one was hiring. So if I got through that, you can get through this, you'll be fine and keep doing your best in everything you do!
if u cant match the expectations we have; then u r just a fail - accept it