endoftheline
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Have a PhD but without a full time job for 20 months. Will it get better?
I somehow managed to get educated up to a PhD. After graduation, initially optimistic, I applied to a number of jobs I thought I would have a good chance getting into with my skill set. Sadly it didn't work out, and since then it has just led to a cascading number of failures and I have failed to find a full time job for about 20 months since 2018.
I say full time because I am currently stuck doing odd, low paid temp jobs infrequently as and when they come by.
I have given up on so many of my ambitions at this point as it seems that even in areas which I thought I was "good" at I can't seem to make a career out of it. No matter how many jobs I apply to or interviews I go to, I'm just not able to catch a break.
I have attached my birth chart and aspect tables here. There seems to be a lot of retrograde planets in my chart.
Is there any light or hope at the end of the tunnel for me?
I somehow managed to get educated up to a PhD. After graduation, initially optimistic, I applied to a number of jobs I thought I would have a good chance getting into with my skill set. Sadly it didn't work out, and since then it has just led to a cascading number of failures and I have failed to find a full time job for about 20 months since 2018.
I say full time because I am currently stuck doing odd, low paid temp jobs infrequently as and when they come by.
I have given up on so many of my ambitions at this point as it seems that even in areas which I thought I was "good" at I can't seem to make a career out of it. No matter how many jobs I apply to or interviews I go to, I'm just not able to catch a break.
I have attached my birth chart and aspect tables here. There seems to be a lot of retrograde planets in my chart.
Is there any light or hope at the end of the tunnel for me?
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