Finding a job

Rather than waiting for them to call back, if there are any companies where you're more interested in working for, send them a follow-up email. Usually give it a week's time before you send them the email. Following up shows that you're more enthusiastic to work with them, and that you really care about working for the position you've applied for. Unlike where people who might just be randomly sending out their resumes to 20+ jobs, and hope to get one or two interview in return~

@FragilePunk522

@FragilePunk522 don't give up, I'm sure that you will be able to find something incredible sonon.

I see you're talking about remote work.If you want to find a remote job, then go to the remote hub and look for part time remote jobs.This site has many jobs, so you will find a remote job on this site.Remote work is convenient in that you can work and make money from home, so go to the remote hub and look.Goodbye

Finding a job might be a complicated task. Be patient and don't give up. There is definitely a company that is looking exactly for you. And having a remote job is also a good way out.

@FragilePunk522

Don't you want to try freelance? It may be very profitable.

@Sifavel

Yes, finding a job may be tricky. But if you can't get a job, improve your skills or even better - get new ones. Nowadays there are plenty of free online courses, just make your search. For example, this website is full of useful information https://www.skillcourses.com/jobs-where-you-dont-have-to-talk-to-people/. Check it out and I wish you luck!