“It is not even possible to obtain an unpaid training period”: 24 -year -old graduates of Yale participated in how about 500 have a rejection of work

Jacob Cramer, a Yale University graduate, Instagram, uses to shed light on the search for his difficult work, and reveals the harsh facts of unemployment even after obtaining a master’s degree from one of the most famous institutions in the world. The 24 -year -old participated in Instagram in the name of @jacobgetajob, in his experience in receiving more than 400 rejection operations in the three years since his graduation.

Cramer graduated from Yale in only 21 years, and he later moved and later moved to Spain to teach English in the Volibright grant. At the age of twenty -three, he published a photo book entitled “Exchange of Grandmother.” However, despite his impressive credentials, Cramer has found that the labor market is unwanted, as he returned to Ohio to live with his parents after he struggled to find work.

“I graduated from Yale with honors 3 years ago, and I got a master’s degree, and I still cannot even get an unpaid training,” expressed in one of his explicit positions. “After 473, I refused to work, I am 24 years old, I live at home, and ready to bring my skills to the right opportunity if my bank account allows me.” Cramer is looking to work in the for children’s media sector.

In an attempt to deal with feelings of stress and depression, Cramer turned into humor, and published, “Jacob believes that it would be easy to find a job after graduating from Yale. Jacob did not find a job. He is tense and depressed. At least he should not wake up for 9 am.”

CRAMER’s experience reflects a broader trend that affects many educated individuals high in the labor market today, as shown in a recent report on Business Insider, which highlighted the struggles faced by elite university graduates, including Cambridge, in employment securing.