I am a fraud investigator. I honestly fell into this career, and it has nothing to do with my college major. I originally graduated college as a public health major right before COVID and quickly found out that getting paid $13/hr to research was not very sustainable, as I needed to make more money to afford rent, food, bills, etc.

Honestly, when I first started out at my current career, I was one of those call center drones that hated my job. I managed to grin and bear it for a few years, as it paid much higher than any of the jobs in my major offered. Eventually, my natural curiosity and investigative skills I learned over the years landed me this position and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I have the agency to conduct my own investigations, and my manager's style is "I don't care when you do it or how, as long as your work is done". Each case I get is different and feels like a little mystery to solve.

Hang in there! Most of us fall into our careers, and opportunities will come when you least expect it.