Obviously the job market is tough. I also got word back from one of the television stations I applied to for an entry-level job that I do not have enough experience. Enough experience for an entry-level job? Nice. Nonetheless looking for a job isn't as difficult as it'd seem in the broadcast industry. I'm not too certain of other careers out there, but when a television/radio station wants someone to apply, they usually will not advertise on some of the popular job-hunting web sites, like Monster.com. Granted a few do put up openings on that site, but there are about six web sites that are based only on broadcasting-based job sites. With just a few weeks remaining until the upcoming graduating class looks for jobs, these web sites are practically updated every day with new jobs. I have yet to look into it, but I'm pretty sure many popular careers have web sites just like this; it just takes some time in order to find the right site, and then the right job.
The point I'm trying to get across is that yes it's difficult to get a job, but no it isn't impossible!
