Hello, Dorrie:

Any chance you are in a position to take on an
internship? There may be very little pay, so you delay
the large salary. But you do get started. AND it is a
way to justify working for such a small salary that
some employer will not be able to day no. Just decide
ahead that this will be limited to 6 or 12 months,
whatever. It is a legitimate way to get experience and
get your feet wet -- and a foot in the door.

Look carefully at all of the considerations of
internships. Discuss it with an adviser. Yes, you may
need to find a way to extend your student status.
Perhaps the university will even cooperate; allowing
you to teach while you study with discounted tuition
etc.

I wish you good luck.


David




--- drhutch07 <drhutch.7@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hello All!
>
> I am currently graduating in a month and am still
> looking for a job.
> I have sent my resume out to numberous companies and
> jobsites. I have
> had a few nibbles, but not really a "bite." My
> question is, am I
> going about this the wrong way? I am not really
> seeing any
> entry-level positions available, everyone seems to
> want experienced
> usability engineers, (most job posts say 5+ yrs
> experience). I am
> finishing my master's of science in ergonomics my
> emphasis is
> usability. Please help me out anyway you can!
>
> many thanks,
>
> Dorrie
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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