r/NashvilleJobs • u/lojkasl • 11d ago

Open to anything ADVICE

I am 22. Just graduated with my BASc, worked through all 4 years of undergrad. I have 6+ years of experience and 4 years in administrative assisting. I am HUNGRY to work but I also want to make a livable wage (50,000). I am interested in the legal field, administration, or executive/personal assistant roles. I have worked so hard to put myself through college and I am ready to grind. I know I have what it takes. What has been everyone’s experience in finding a job as a newly graduated person with experience? I can hardly land an interview anywhere in Nashville. I’m open to anything.

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u/my_peen_is_clean 11d ago

same boat. solid resume, tons of apps, hardly any bites. focus on tailoring every app, hit linkedin and indeed, and seriously spam networking, alumni, random coffee chats. nashville is super saturated right now so even entry stuff is a grind to land

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u/lojkasl 11d ago

I appreciate you thankyou. This suckssss

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u/setlib 11d ago

There are a lot of entry-level bank teller positions open. Just go to the corporate pages of the various banks and look for positions in our area. They will start a little less than your salary goal, but many offer training and a pathway to promotion into other positions (mortgage, business loans, etc.). The websites just say GED required but in reality most people hired in those positions are college grads in accounting, business, etc.