After more than eight months volunteering in India and graduating from an Institute of Political Studies, Ophélie * considered looking for a job in France with some serenity. But by the time it lands in Paris, it is March and containment has just been announced. Ophélie returns to her parents, determined not to be put down despite the activity restrictions that have fallen like a screed. “ When confinement started, I was hyperactive. I sent dozens of applications. Now, I hardly look at the job vacancies every day. "
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One by one, Ophélie saw the offers disappear on the ad sites. All employment abroad is now excluded and its preferred sector, culture, has been badly affected by the crisis: recruitments have stalled. The deconfinement of this sector could still take months. " It took my parents a long time to understand that after six years of study, recruiters don't call me
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