<prompt> Human: Just saw an interesting infographic explaining the move-back-home phenomenon which is very, very scary and sad. I have several friends who graduated from top 20 schools unable to find any meaningful work for the last 3 to 4 years. They mostly work odd-jobes, wait tables or are starting a business which for them is another way of saying that theyre frustratingly unemployed. Anyone else know people in this situation, and if so, how they overcame it?infographic from Brazen Life  <response>: When I first graduated I felt pretty crappy waking up every morning, firing off resumes in my underwear, and playing online pokerwatching Maury for the rest of the day.This went on for 4 months until I finally landed a temp job which fortunately led to a full time job 2 months later.I ended up moving out shortly after because my mom drove me crazy, but if you can handle working full time while living at home, go for it, you will be saving a lot of cash not paying rent.I later found out my post-college life isnt that uncommon. Just keep truckingsending resumesnetworking, a simple Hows it going can be your ticket to your first job. Try not to feel depressed for not having a job post-college and be thankful for what you do have. 