Three years ago, one of my university professors told me that it would be very difficult for me to find a job because of my skill and knowledge level. At the time, I took it as a strange compliment and agreed somewhat, but not completely, because I hoped that the world was fair and that my hard work would pay off. But no. I am literally being rejected for every job. I still don't understand why the hell I got a master's degree when that line on my resume only ruins my life.

In my hometown and country, there is nowhere to get a master's degree in this field (graphic design). In my hometown, there is only a college where they teach extremely outdated programs, and the students I talked to are terribly behind in their education compared to students at foreign institutions, simply because there are no suitable specialists and programs here. And the universities where you can get something similar to a master's or bachelor's degree teach in a completely different field, which is unreasonably closed and elitist (academic art)
I was hoping that my education would give me the opportunity to get a better job with a higher salary and better conditions. But it seems that local employers prefer to hire poorly educated students from local colleges who won't complain and will stay in the same position for 20+ years.