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NeverGonnaGetIt Wayne, United States

Today, I went on my 56th job interview since graduating from college 3 months ago. I am 31 years old and I spent 11 years in college. I only graduated with a Bachelor's Degree after all those years, but I am still not qualified for anything due to how long it took me to complete my degree. FML

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Why did it take you that long?

As an employer or someone responsible for hiring, i'd not hire someone who took 11years to complete a 3years programm. It's obvious this won't be efficient and a company is all about efficiency no matter what they tell you.

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At least you're getting interviews. Maybe you need to perfect your interview techniques and especially find a way to explain such a long spell at uni.

This is not a **** my life, unless there are very good reasons for you taking 11 years to finish your degree, then you are 100% responsible for you now being very unattractive to a future employer. First of all you are 31, that's quite old to get started in a new career. Also if you have been to 56 interviews and none paid off then you really need to look at how you present yourself. You are not entitled to a job, it is something you earn. I hope you have had employment during those last 11 years, othervise i definitely would not even consider hiring you if i was ever put in that position.

Edison tried twice as many times, if not more, before inventing the light-bulb. Seems like your attitude shows why you only have a bachelors after 11 years...

Edison did not invent the light bulb. He found a filament that burned slowly.

If you were a part time student and had a job while studying, no problem. If you were a full time student and took 11 years to do a 4 year degree, then maybe you should consider another career path

Go to some contract employment agencies (temp agencies) they can help you get a foot in the door. Once you're there, knock their socks off, and you'll rise up quickly enough.

randybryant799 21

Good god. I'm sorry but I wouldn't hire you either.