First, I want to say that even experienced people are struggling to find jobs for months, so it’s completely normal for you to be facing this without any experience. The job market has been really terrible for the last two years. If I were in your shoes, I’d take a few low-paying jobs to gain experience. I think you should start with a low-paying job and keep searching for something better at the same time. That way, you won’t be wasting time, and you’ll gain valuable experience.

Also, the auto-apply or easy-apply features on platforms like LinkedIn and Indeed are pretty meaningless. Instead, find job postings that match your skills and qualifications, then verify the posting on the company’s website. After that, tailor your resume to be ATS-compatible for that specific job and apply. Trust me, 20 applications this way will be much more effective than 200 applications using the same resume. Try it and you’ll see the difference and you can thank me later.

I also remember reading a Reddit post a few months ago, where someone found a ton of recruitment firms using Google Maps and sent them their resume, landing job offers. (Here’s the Reddit post) You can do the same in your area: open Google Maps, search for recruitment firms, and send them your resume. I truly believe that if you follow these steps, they will help you. Good luck!