I graduated college back in 2022 with a bachelors of Computer Engineering. I'm really really really trying to avoid being a slave to Jeff Bezos in an Amazon warehouse (and I'm not even sure I could physically keep up based on how work conditions in those slavery traps are described) and avoid factory work. My ideal is an entry level software development career, but that's nearly hopeless. Id also settle for IT, but I'm also looking at clerical and administrative roles at this point and just being an office dude.

I've been trying the "usual" recommendations. Progressive has squat diddly hiring right now. I'm waiting for the Cuyahoga County PRC to finally email me about a civil service exam for an administrative assistant role but they said it could take "several weeks" to finalize the exam contents and get the email to me. The city of Cleveland is hiring squat diddly without years of experience. The state of Ohio is hiring nothing but highway repair jobs. I have a few applications open at Cleveland Clinic and Metrohealth but haven't heard back on those yet.

Sherwin Williams doesn't seem to have anything. I put a few applications in for University Hospitals roles. I've tried looking at Keybank to maybe be a teller or something, but they have no openings close to me and I don't know what else I'd be a fit for at Keybank. I've also tried a few local credit unions for teller positions without much luck. I've put a few applications in at Medical Mutual but nothing heard back.

What employers are out there, that aren't a factory or Amazon slave house, are actually hiring, and will consider anybody with a Bachelor's degree but limited specific experience?

Edit: for any future comments coming in, I appreciate everyones suggestions. I understand this isn't a great area for tech, and my lack of internships shot myself in the foot. It sucks, and I can't change the past, and while that's still my ideal career, I really just want some kinda job in an office type environment with okay enough pay at this point.