[MrCoffee7]

Does the college you just graduated from have a job placement office that could offer you help or advice? Some local public libraries have short courses where they give you feedback on your resume, etc. You could also look at libguides on job finding resources such as https://libguides.ccsu.edu/career/jobhunting . A "libguide" is a "library guide" that is a list of resources pertaining to a particular subject. Also, does your college have an alumni association that you could join and network with?

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thanks for the advice.

my college is average it had a job placement office but in the final year due to some issues i couldn't able to sit any of the placements

i don't know about alumni association but there are some people from the college who are at good position but what is the right way to approach them also when i talked with some recent college senior working in a company they only say me like master your skill try learning this

why this is happening though i know am not that kind of genius but i had build stuffs i can get things done

how to approach people correctly do i directly say i need job hire me