<prompt> Human: Hey guys,I just graduated from a large ACC school with a degree in finance. I had a conditional job offer as a government contractor but did not get the final job offer. I have done 2 other interviews but no luck. I feel like I am spending all day applying to these jobs on indeed, ect but dont even hear back from 99 of them. I honestly thought the job market was strong right now. I want to be a real estate analyst. I should also mention my GPA was a low 2.8 but I did have one internship. Most of my classmates already have jobs locked in and right now I feel like a piece of with 40k in student loans. I know its early but it is going to suck if I have to end up working for minimum wage for a long period while seeking a job.Thanks in advance!  <response>: Going to give you a bit of a reality check but hopefully you find this useful. 3 interviews is nothing. Yes, if you have a great GPA and great interviewing skills, you can probably get by with 3 interviews. You dont have a great GPA. Just because you graduated does not guarantee you get a job. The job market is strong but at the same time a lot of positions are already filled, so that makes it more difficult to find a good job. Especially as someone just graduating no experience, youre not exactly in the highest demand as Im sure youve noticed from Indeed with positions requiring 2 years experience.Just because its tough doesnt mean you cant do it. You got through 4 years at a large school - thats not easy. Youve had an internship - that shows initiative. At the end of the day its just a numbers game. If you interview enough times for enough jobs, you will not only fine tune the particular job you are seeking but youll fine tune your interviewing skills and stand out more, making you more likely to get a job.From my experience, job sites like indeed are mostly useless. I dont know of too many people getting their dream jobs from that. Especially with a 2.8 gpa, the algorithms likely exclude your resume from the start. If you really want a job, I suggest being more proactive. You need to form some relationships with industry professionals. Most successful people wont mind getting coffeelunch with you and giving you some pointers. You can let them know that youre a recent grad and looking for pointers on how to get in their position in X years. Get some advice from them, form a relationship, and most likely they will point you in the right direction. If they like you they may even be able to get your resume in front of the right person and get you more interviews. 