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If you are in your 60's wait out for SS. IF you are under 30 go back to school for a actual in-demand major. If you are in-between do what the rest of us are doing. Move back home with your parents / safety net and get any job possible (preferably one at least semi related to pharmacy that could build your resume) You are light years behind on the job search as you did not work during school and network. There will be THOUSANDS of unemployed pharmacists every year and the situation will get worse every year. No one owes you a job just because you had the privilege of going to pharmacy school.
For those of us who are in our early 30's (32-33, for example) who aren't married and don't have any kids, would you recommend going back to school to maybe do a 2-year program to be able to work in a more in-demand field such as the PA profession? Or would you recommend the other strategy you suggested for people who are 30+ (to get a non-pharmacy job that hopefully has some sort of connection to the pharmacy profession)?