I would not want to clutter up with board unless I believed there might be some use for doing so.

In one month I am graduating the University of Georgia with two degrees in International Affairs and Political Science with a focus in international trade, political economies, and middle-eastern foreign policy.

I speak Hebrew fluently and have been studying Arabic for over 10 months and will continue to get better.

I am ideally looking for a job in international trade and development in the private sector, but I am willing to work in any related field, or unrelated field.

I also am willing to relocate for any position. I have been searching for months but haven't heard back from any employers.

I have experience in professional office environments and running a successful restaurant.

If there are any "job creators" on this board, or anybody knows any "job creators" that are searching for an ethical, determined, intelligent, and innovative young employee please pm me. I have resume's on request.

Thanks to anyone that can help or at least send positive vibes my way as my search continues.

Justin M. Waxman
aka Jdub18

@jdub18 said:

I would not want to clutter up with board unless I believed there might be some use for doing so.

In one month I am graduating the University of Georgia with two degrees in International Affairs and Political Science with a focus in international trade, political economies, and middle-eastern foreign policy.

I speak Hebrew fluently and have been studying Arabic for over 10 months and will continue to get better.

I am ideally looking for a job in international trade and development in the private sector, but I am willing to work in any related field, or unrelated field.

I also am willing to relocate for any position. I have been searching for months but haven't heard back from any employers.

I have experience in professional office environments and running a successful restaurant.

If there are any "job creators" on this board, or anybody knows any "job creators" that are searching for an ethical, determined, intelligent, and innovative young employee please pm me. I have resume's on request.

Thanks to anyone that can help or at least send positive vibes my way as my search continues.

Justin M. Waxman
aka Jdub18

The Peace Corps would love to have you, as would the state department. I'd recommend looking into government jobs first. More time off and good retirement (for now).

Join the agency.

I have a friend who can pay you 12 bucks an hour to haul shit out of the Cyclones Stadium in Brooklyn - its a start

+1 for learning Arabic. Wish I came out of college being semi-fluent in another language.
+1 for getting two degrees. Wish I got two degrees instead of "combining" majors, which is a joke.
+1 for having some clue of what you want to do. Wish I had a clue.

Welp, you're three points ahead of me from when I came outta school. Took me 6 months to land a "career" job. So, if I extrapolate your three points onto 6 months, divide by the unemployment rate...multiply by 3...carry the four...

I think you'd make a good astronaut.

Ha. No, but seriously, aside from me being bored at work (its 4:30...bear with me) you need to network. Only reason why I got my first job outta school. And don't just give that networking contact a single call to ask for opportunities or an "informational interview" and call it quits hoping they'll take the ball and run for you. You gotta have balls and stay on these guys. Call them once every four or five days. Stay on their radar. Seriously. Only way to get a job is too literally bother them so the next time they hear of a potential opportunity, you'll be the first one that comes to mind. And not because you've been bothering them, but because you've shown a genuine interest.

Good luck.

My sister in-law is a guidance counselor at UGA and is very passionate about what she does. Sometimes I think she cares more about it then the kids she is guiding.

I can put you in touch if you'd like.

Thanks everyone for the encouraging words.

Good luck with your search!
Being a technical theater major, I won't have a problem next year, luckily.

I believe during the SPAC run this summer Trey recommended tucking as a very worthwhile career choice. Might be worth a tuck.