A Kenyan engineering graduate has shared her honest experiences two years after graduating, highlighting challenges like credential inflation, corporate disillusionment, and family dynamics.She revealed that employers now demand extra certifications beyond a bachelor's degree, leaving many graduates unprepared.The graduate also expressed frustration with corporate life, noting it's more isolating and less rewarding than expected.She emphasized the importance of staying open-minded about career paths and rejecting undervalued salaries.Her story resonates with many facing a tough job market, where qualifications alone don't guarantee employment.

The article also mentions another graduate's struggle to find work, underscoring broader issues in Kenya's post-graduation employment landscape.

Awinja's advice to graduates includes balancing career aspirations with realistic expectations, while advocating for fair compensation and self-employment opportunities.