Hello,
I can empathise with your situation as I faced a similar dilemma during my undergraduate years. The key to overcoming such a situation is being proactive and improving yourself.
Firstly, I recommend engaging with career counsellors at your university. They will provide valuable insights and guidance to identify potential career paths. Meanwhile, tailoring your CV for every role you apply for, making it ATS-friendly by incorporating industry-specific keywords, and showcasing how your strengths align with the job requirements can significantly improve your chances.
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/browse-a-to-zLook into this website if you do not know about it already. You can look for the requirements of the role you are applying for and customise your CV according to them.
Secondly, try looking for any certifications to enhance your skill set further. I found it helpful during my undergrad years, and it helped me get a job after many unsuccessful attempts. Reflect on your interests and try finding something which you will enjoy.
Finally, networking events and interactions with recruiters provide valuable insights into the roles. Keep in touch with them through LinkedIn or any professional networking platforms, as it will allow you to understand the industry from a professional's point of view. This, in turn, will help you personalise your CV and stand out among other applicants.
Keep an open mind and stay positive. It takes so much effort to not give up during times like this, but in the end, it is worth investing your efforts to get you closer to finding the right fit. Do not stress so much about this, but stay resilient. Talk to your peers about how they overcome such challenges, which might also help. Keep pushing yourself!
Cheers,
MSc International Business Student.