问HN：作为一名应届毕业生/初级员工，如何“成功”？
你好，HN！<p>在过去的几个月里，我提交了几十份工作申请，但结果并不理想。与一些同龄人交谈后，我意识到我并不孤单。感觉我和我的朋友们被抛到了一个对我们0-2年经验的人关闭大门的行业里。不用说，我非常担心在毕业一年后仍然没有找到与我过去四年所学相关的工作。<p>所以我陷入了困境，不知道接下来该怎么办。<p>如果有必要的话，关于我的一些背景信息（虽然我知道一般适用的建议更受欢迎，因为我知道我并不孤单）：<p>- 去年12月毕业
- 为我的毕业设计做了三个月的全职实习
- 对我的工作反馈非常积极
- 原本并不打算在实习后立即获得全职工作（预算不允许，我有理由相信我不会被录用）
- 我有点担心没有转为全职工作会给人留下不好的印象
- 在上大学之前有多年的业余经验
- 我做的项目感觉不太适合放入作品集，即很难明确展示我学到了什么或它的实用性
- 我对使用AI编写代码持中立态度，但我知道我对“感觉”编程有强烈的反感
- 在简历中，我是“注重细节”的，而“感觉”编程对细节的蔑视让我不满
- 我尝试利用我的人脉，但最常见的回应是“我们真的想雇你，但我们需要更多的资金才能做到这一点”<p>目前我主要在做的是一个博客，谈论一些与科技相关的内容，并想开设一个部分来讨论过去的项目，但我不知道这是否是我最应该花时间做的事情。如果你感兴趣，我可以在个人简介中找到我的网站链接，但我不确定HN对帖子中的链接政策。
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Hello HN!<p>Over the past couple months I've made dozens of job applications and it's not turned into much, and from talking to some of my coevals I'm not alone. It really feels like me and my friends have been dropped onto an industry that has just shut the doors to anyone in our 0-2 yr. experience range. Needless to say, I'm pretty worried that it's going to be a year out from my graduation without being employed doing the thing I spent the past >4 years of my life studying.<p>So I'm stuck, wondering what do I do from here.<p>A bit about me if context is useful (although generally-applicable responses are preferred because I know I'm not alone):<p>- Graduated December last year
- Had a 3 month full-time internship for my capstone
- Feedback on my work was super positive
- Wasn't in the plan to get full employment right after (didn't fit in budget, and I have reasons to believe that that I won't get into)
- I'm mildly worried that not turning into full employment is a bad look
- Have many years of hobbyist experience preceding college/university
- The projects I did don't feel very portfolio-able, i.e. hard to explicitly show what I learned or how it's useful
- I can go either way on AI usage for code, but I know I have a strong distaste for "vibe" coding
- I'm "detail-oriented" in resume-speak and vibe coding exists in contempt for detail
- I've tried making use of my network, but the most common response has been "we really want to hire you but we'd need more funding to do so"<p>Currently the main thing I've been doing right now is a blog where I talk about mostly tech-related things and want to make a section where I talk about past projects, but don't know if that's the best thing to be doing with my time. I'd link the website here but I don't know the HN policy on links in posts; it's in my bio if you're curious.