Hi guys,

Been struggling to get a job since around late august, if not earlier than that. Just trying to get a junior software developer/engineer position, but not having any luck. The majority of positions require years of experience, which is absurd (and I'd be surprised if these employers get even a single hire who isn't overqualified), and the experience I do have is pretty niche (the only internship I got, with the GSoC program, was working on EDK2 with TianoCore). I'm trying to figure out how I can make myself stand out, but have had little luck. I've been approached by companies like Revature, but I've refused after looking at experiences with them and not finding good ones, and I'd like to avoid attempting to go through 30 internships or something just so that I can get a position that I shouldn't have to spend another 3-4 years on after I've already spent $30000 on college and 6 years of my life. I don't know if it's my resume, or something, and though I've considered "professional resume services," I'm hesitant to spend $200 just to get my resume rewritten. I've considered using a service like LawDepot's resume builder, but then I'd have to strip it of its LawDepot-specific stuff. Other than this one job, I don't have any other professional experience, and I don't want to go for a bootcamp (because that would probably cost me a ridiculous amount of money). So am I doing something wrong, or what else should I try to get a job? (A friend recommended I try to find jobs on Reddit, but not really sure where to go for that.)