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Hello Reddit,

First time poster in this subreddit. It's been a about 14 months since I've graduated undergraduate, and I've been having trouble finding an entry level, full time position in either marketing or sales. When I first graduated, I had a fair share of interviews and recruiters contacting me, but I had received no formal offer or I ended up through the process realizing the company might not be a good fit.

I'm underemployed at the moment working a job paying $13/hr that doesn't require a Bachelor's degree, so I'm keeping my head above water in paying my student loans and other bills, but just barely. I live at home and I am saving money, but I can't help but feel discouraged that I "SHOULD" have a salaried position at this point, but I don't.

I tweak my resume to the job description with keywords, I actively use LinkedIn, reach out for networking, and nothing seems to materialize other than the automated rejection email sent by computers. 

I apply to at the very least, 2 jobs per week, and I feel like my resume doesn't even get glanced upon by human eyes at this point, even when I include a personalized cover letter with my application. I'm wondering if there are any other redditers on here with similar experiences struggling to find their "career" jobs as well within their recent years of post undergraduate life, because sometimes I feel like I might be the only one. If anyone can share their experiences, or give me advice or helpful tips on how to increase my chances,  I would LOVE to hear them.
<bot>: Graduated college a year ago, underemployed at the moment but still don't have career job after constantly applying. Advice? Similar stories? Would love to hear feedback, it's greatly appreciated.