Really ? Am i a joke to you ???

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 every fresher's voice is like, "Why not me?" ... i have crossed that stage to where am now.

 "Judgmental"—like seriously, guys, I have nothing but judging people. I mean, what? Why are you looking at me like that, guys?? you people made me like this 





You scroll through LinkedIn, and all you can get from that is depression, anxiety, and probably self-comparison.... 
at one point i got very angry , basic BCom graduates get hired as data analyst with min of 1 yr exp as some HR / OPERATIONS / even more unrelated ,, and here im applying to 10000+ applications as a officially graduated AI& DS student with 6 months of internship experience in total and with  multiple working projects , and yet im writing this blog for to gain attention and probably get hired by some magical appearance from a HR . 

life can be shitty , life is but people shouldn't be , BE KIND HR'S





morning madnesss , great advice : don't scroll linkedin in the morning if your unemployed !

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