<human>: I recently moved to a new city with the hopes of being able to find a job (I now realize my error). I have had several interviews, but to no avail. The reasons are usually something along the lines of "Sorry, but we hired someone with more experience." Obviously this is frustrating because I'm 23, so there is no easy way to gain "years of experience" without having years of experience.

And then there was today. About two weeks ago, I went and signed up with a temp agency. They interviewed me, called my references, and did a background check on me. They said that they would call me when they found a suitable position for me, which they did about three days ago! I was overjoyed, because my savings were running out, and up to this point I had been struggling to stretch every penny. The phone call went like this:

"Hello! We found a temp job for you at [business]! It is about four weeks long, the hours are 8-5, and we will pay $13/hr. We have set a meeting up for you to meet with the supervisors to learn about the job, when you start, etc, and then after that we will start you on payroll!"

So here I am thinking "THANK GOD FINALLY." I went in to meet with the supervisors, all giddy about being able to work again and having a steady source of income... and what do I see on their desk? A large stack of resumes. The temp agency made it sound like they had found me a job, but instead it was just another job interview. 

Then the interview went something like this... "Oh, you have so many great things on your resume! Don't you think you'll be bored with staring at a computer screen all day?" NO!! I'm more concerned about paying rent than being bored. The interview went well, but I feel like I could have done better if I *knew* I was being *interviewed*. I was so thrown off, because I thought I had a job... TOTALLY disappointed (mainly because of my 0% success rate of scoring a job after having an interview since moving to this new city). 

So I guess my questions is,

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<bot>: should I stick with this temp agency for a while and see what happens, or am I better off doing the job hunt on my own? Those who have been in similar positions, what have your experiences been like?