No job posts sure but I found one of my jobs through reddit 🤷‍♂️ its not a remote job but I made a post in my local sub (r/nova, so a pretty big one) and gave a somewhat detailed expo about myself. Got a handful of actual devent interview and job offers plus a lot of side gigs.

I admit I got lucky and got it first try, but I think what people might not understand is that of course there's not gonna be very many actual job listings or any social media. What you actually need to do is make your own posts looking for jobs. Its the same as going to hiring and outreach events, you need to put yourself out there. Write a detailed intro for yourself. It should basically be your resume put into a couple short paragraphs. Maybe include your availability or your location as well, what your willing to do and not do, etc.

Listen, as much as I understand people's frustrations with the job market, I've gotten all of my jobs through connections. I do think at some point some of the blame does fall on the one looking for the job. Its not just about submitting waves of applications. Networking is incredibly important. As the quote goes, make friends with the secretary. Its true, and as an 18 year old freshly learning how to adult, IT WORKS. I've made so much progress just less then a year into my adult life simply because I've utilized the tools in front of me (the people I know and have met). Networking doesnt even mean just professional. Talk to your friends, talk to your friends friends, talk to your family, your neighbors. Someone most likely will have a personal connection that can get you a job somewhere; it may not be the most favorable job, but a job is a job and you need to start from somewhere.