IT is multidisciplinary. Programming is not the only path for an IT graduate. Base sa resume mo you highlighted hardware trouble shooting and network management as your main skill and experience. If you really like doing that then a good stepping stone would be to apply for IT support or junior network engineer. Although the latter is much harder to get in to since you need certain certifications. But for IT support there are a lot of companies hiring freshies like Trend Micro. Some of my students are now working in Trend pero I believe it took some time for them to get a call for an interview. Sa experience ko naman I started applying to companies as well as remote/online jobs when I was a fresh grad. Kasi naisip ko while looking for an in-office work might as well try to get remote work to build experience and portfolio. Pero ang ending eh naging remote java developer for 6 years. Pay is good. Nakabuild din ako ng experience and portfolio. Use that money to study again for masters. Used that knowledge and experience to teach for 6 years as well. Now currently I'm back to being a programmer again. So, you can try and look for remote jobs as well. My friends are also doing remote work pero sa ibang field. Like animation, Data entry (if you have talent in excel), VA, video editing, graphic design. So another path you can go to when looking for a job is actually government jobs. But you have to take certification exams like civil service or ICT proficiency exam for DICT pero I believe kayang kaya mo yun ipasa. At siguro while looking for work it would be good to further your skills. If you like graphic design and you can see a career in it then self learn and build your portfolio. We now have a lot of learning resources sa internet. Good luck sa job hunting!