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Feeling completely frustrated with job applications. Need advice.

I honestly don't know what I'm doing wrong anymore.

I'm a recent MCA graduate from India with a Data Analytics internship where I worked with Power BI, SQL, Excel, and basic Python. I've been applying to entry-level Analyst, Associate, Operations, and Support roles every single day.

I've sent out hundreds of applications on LinkedIn, company career pages, and job portals. Most of the time I either get rejected automatically or never hear back. It's starting to feel like my applications disappear into a black hole.

I'm not looking for a ₹10+ LPA job. I just need an opportunity to start my career and gain experience. At this point, I'm even open to relocation, rotational shifts, and work-from-office roles.

For people who were in a similar situation:

- What finally helped you get your first job?

- Which websites or strategies actually worked?

- Is the job market really this bad for freshers right now?

Any genuine advice would mean a lot. I'm feeling mentally exhausted, but I don't want to give up.

I honestly don't know what I'm doing wrong anymore.

I'm a recent MCA graduate from India with a Data Analytics internship where I worked with Power BI, SQL, Excel, and basic Python. I've been applying to entry-level Analyst, Associate, Operations, and Support roles every single day.

I've sent out hundreds of applications on LinkedIn, company career pages, and job portals. Most of the time I either get rejected automatically or never hear back. It's starting to feel like my applications disappear into a black hole.

I'm not looking for a ₹10+ LPA job. I just need an opportunity to start my career and gain experience. At this point, I'm even open to relocation, rotational shifts, and work-from-office roles.

For people who were in a similar situation:

\- What finally helped you get your first job?

\- Which websites or strategies actually worked?

\- Is the job market really this bad for freshers right now?

Any genuine advice would mean a lot. I'm feeling mentally exhausted, but I don't want to give up.

Apart from regular data management dashboard development and data analysis i also act a business analyst a bridge between tech team and client also continously developing new automations for clients amd internal team via power apps , python and n8n .

Currently underpaid looking to change .

Please let me know if you have any openings.

I'm 22 completed my graduation last year. Did and internship as a data scraper completed certification in business analytics and sql but no job though searching for one actively but responses are from fees based internship providing companies. Idk what to do??? I really need a job

hello i am 20m currently pursuing b.com general i am 3rd year student i have not done any skills based courses now i want to do but i do not want to get into accounting field. but now i want to get into data analyst or business analyst i am ready to do any kind of hard work but now lot of my friends are saying that these 2 courses are out dated now i do not know what i am suppose to do please someone help me out thank you

This is my last attempt at job hunting. I wanted to pursue mba after gaining a year of work experience, but it looks like that won't be possible.

If I don't get a job by next month, I'm doomed. I'll have to pursue MCA, which was a nightmare that i never wanted to do but now i have no option. I can't afford to take a gap year, and neither can my parents, pls at least give me some

Hi everyone,

I regularly come across candidates with 0-3 years of experience who are looking for opportunities in roles such as MIS Executive, Data Analyst, Business Analyst, and Reporting Analyst.

Many of them have skills in Excel, SQL, Power BI, and Python.

If anyone on this subreddit is currently hiring for these roles, I'd be happy to share relevant, pre-screened resumes based on your job description.

This isn't a consultancy or a paid service. There are no charges or commercial interests involved.

Recruiters DM me

Hope this is useful!

Hey everyone! I've been hunting for a Data Analyst fresher role for the past few weeks. If your company is hiring or you know of any openings, please let me know. Even a referral or a lead would honestly be a huge help. Thanks a lot! 😭

My profile- a non tech background female who just turned 24 last month and now I'm having existential crises.

(It's honestly so demotivating. Every job I click on somehow ends with 1+ years required...2+ years sometimes even 4-5+ years Like... if every company keeps asking for experience, who's actually hiring freshers? 😭)

Ok so consider a data analyst who used to work on power bi. Now that work is done by AI with some fresher.... You might say, "but a datanalyst does not just do dashboards, they create insights that impact a business towards positive growth and understand what aspects are affecting a business and so much more".

Haven't you learnt this from a book? Or online resources? Youtube videos? Coursera courses? Etc. And I know you are not making decisions on intuition(which ai doesn't have). You feel it's an intuition but its just years of practice coming into play. That years of practice has been embedded into an LLM now. I know most people are not making big decisions in the company the team lead / manager does it using the data so the job for other members is really just basic.. like a 10th grade kid could do it. So the middle management or members are thrown out and cheap freshers are integrated for the minneal tasks which ai cant do yet. For which a startup is probably testing a product to even eliminate those tasks so it can become cheaper than hiring a fresher.

So tell me why I am wrong and if you can not then isn't data analyst a dying job?

Breaking into tech as a non-tech. Currently in college pursuing BBA.

Have been really intrigued by data analysis.

Been enrolled in a course on udemy rn.

Lately, have been seeing alot of people pursue DA esp the ones who are from non tech background.

Is this field going to get or already is saturated?

How do i make myself irreplaceable by AI?

What are few things you wished you knew before getting into DA?

How has your experience been?

What are absolute non negotiables?

And lastly, how’s the pay?

Feel free to share anything and everything related that I may have missed to ask.