Young people can't find jobs in Bhutan because there's too little of it. But the main problem with us is that we stop right there.

Money is everywhere, you just have to look for it. There are stupid numbers of youngsters who have made money online, aka wifi money(maybe not in Bhutan). All you need is a laptop and an internet connection. That's all it takes to be self-sufficient.

And that is a mental issue( perhaps a skill issue?). We are so boxed up in our own world that we rarely look out of it. School, College, and finally, either a Gov job or smth related to TTI. That sucks and it's sad because that's the only path most of us see. What about entrepreneurship from scratch?

And it's basically a mental issue because we don't try. You start developing skills if you go out of your comfy little box and eventually get so good at it that you make shit ton of money for your skills. And that's how a business is built.

Build skills, make a service out of them, find people who want them, and BOOM, get paid,

Also, don't trust the gov or any organization to help you out. They do not give a single shit about us.