The provided text appears to be a transcription of a conversation or a monologue about the struggles of young people, particularly those unemployed or underemployed, in finding stable and fulfilling work. The speaker discusses their own experiences and challenges, and highlights the broader societal issues of high youth unemployment and the lack of supportive systems for young job seekers.
The speaker mentions the difficulty of finding a job, the stress of the job search process, and the high standards of employment that often lead to disappointment or failure. They also express envy for those who seem to have more opportunities or easier lives. The speaker talks about the cost of preparing for employment and the burden of debt from education.
The speaker also discusses the concept of "hikikomori," a term referring to young people in Japan who isolate themselves from society and have difficulty adapting to social life. They mention the Kara Kuro Center, a non-profit organization that helps these young people.
The speaker reflects on their own experiences, such as feeling lost and struggling to regain their self-esteem after being rejected from a job. They also discuss the impact of rejection on their mental health and their desire for a more stable and fulfilling life.
The speaker also talks about the lack of supportive systems for young job seekers, such as the lack of opportunities for part-time work, the high standards of employment, and the high cost of preparing for employment. They express frustration with the lack of opportunities for young people and criticize societal attitudes towards unemployment.
The speaker concludes by expressing hope for change and a better future for young people. They mention the need for more supportive systems, such as mentorship programs, employment-related education, and financial assistance. They also express the need for societal changes to reduce the stress and pressure on young people in their job search.
Overall, the text provides a detailed and personal perspective on the struggles of young people in finding stable and fulfilling work. It highlights the need for more supportive systems and societal changes to better address the challenges faced by young job seekers.
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2. The speaker mentions that savings banks have to wear suits quickly and use a lot of space in their closets.
3. The speaker refers to a teacher named Arina who is in a band called Carrera.
4. The speaker discusses the difficulty of studying for a civil service exam, mentioning a high proportion of young non-regular workers.
5. The speaker talks about living in a small room in Seoul, preparing for a civil service exam.
6. The speaker discusses the cost of meals at a buffet restaurant, mentioning that the price of one meal is 5,000 won, but you can eat as much as you want.
7. The speaker talks about the stress of studying for a civil service exam, mentioning the need to prepare in that regard.
8. The speaker mentions the number of so-called NEETs, meaning young unemployed people who do not work and have no intention of working due to narrow employment opportunities.
9. The speaker discusses the cost of preparing for employment, mentioning that as the time to prepare for employment increases, the cost is a burden that cannot be ignored.
10. The speaker talks about working part-time at a cafe and preparing for exams, mentioning that Sujin splits her time during the week.
11. The speaker discusses the loneliness and uncertainty of a job search, mentioning that the unemployment rate that young people feel is higher than this.
12. The speaker talks about the increasing cost of living and the struggle to find a job, mentioning that the number of so-called NEETs has exceeded 430,000.
13. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that there are exams like this almost every Saturday and Sunday.
14. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that 1 in 3 young people are unable to find a job after graduation.
15. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that young people who have been unemployed for more than 3 years are 18 people.
16. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the unemployment rate that young people feel is higher than this.
17. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the number of so-called NEETs, meaning young unemployed people who do not work and have no intention of working due to the narrow employment opportunities, has exceeded 430,000.
18. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the reality is that 1 in 3 young people are unable to find a job after graduation.
19. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that young people who have been unemployed for more than 3 years are 18 people.
20. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the unemployment rate that young people feel is higher than this.
21. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the number of so-called NEETs, meaning young unemployed people who do not work and have no intention of working due to the narrow employment opportunities, has exceeded 430,000.
22. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the reality is that 1 in 3 young people are unable to find a job after graduation.
23. The speaker discusses the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that young people who have been unemployed for more than 3 years are 18 people.
24. The speaker talks about the struggle of finding a job, mentioning that the unemployment rate that young people feel is higher than this.
25. The speaker