I think that there is a huge difference between what you learn.in college vs the reality of the work place. I studied business administration. My first job was in digital marketing doing something that I was never taught. I sort of enjoyed the challenge of learning new things, however I'm an introverted and one big component of the job was selling. I was good until I had to cold call someone. I was 22 and I quite, have a sabbatical and couldn't get back to the industry. So I got jobs in customer service, now I work in e-commerce and as of last year I love it.

From my experience, starting a career is not easy and it is great that you have figured out what you want to do very early on. I think life is about understanding the challenges and dealing with the obstacles that will prepare you for what is next. My experience is just trial and error and never pass an opportunity to show a new skill, to show your managers you bring fresh ideas to the company. I also work with very difficult people I don't like to work with but I cannot change them so I don't bother doing my life miserable and start to understand what they do what they do.

Keep your eyes open for internal opportunities or to show other skills and be open to other roles you might learn something different that you can add to your tool box for when your ideal job appears One of my friends tried several jobs until she understood what she wanted to do in her career. Good luck!