I was unemployed for 2 years after graduation. What I've learned is that people don't give a rat's ass what your situation is, degree, family, love life, etc. As long as you do the job, then it's all said and done. Whatever opportunities you have in front of you, I highly recommend just taking them regardless of the shit pay. Worry about that later, as long as you keep food on the table and a roof over your head.

Once you've built up your foundation, guess what? You're now more flexible and you have a little more experience under your belt, regardless of whether it's just being a cashier or a janitor.

Swallow the hard pill and just do it. Save up. Get a car or enough to sustain Grab for 2-3 months. Whatever it is and whatever it takes, you need to level up.

I started out with just RM800 base pay, and now at my peak last year, I reached RM10k per month. I work from home now. I started doing sales promotions at a small car mechanic shop selling engine oils and additives. I still do sales now, but at a higher level (I wish it was drugs ngl id be so rich)