<p>Marketing major is easily the least respected business major. I’m really sorry you got duped into it. I almost got duped into doing psychology because it was fun and easy for me. Thank God my intro economics course taught me about labor market supply and demand. I would suggest thinking outside the box and quit looking for jobs that require a marketing degree. Not gonna happen. Instead look for jobs that require a skill set that you feel you possess and sell your skill set to potential employers. </p>
<p>Also, focus on getting your foot in the door with a solid company, even if it’s a low-paying job, and then work your way up from there. I know there are a ton of sales-related jobs that you are well suited for, like personal banker for example. I know CH Robinson and other transportation companies hire a lot of entry level sales people for pretty cushy sales jobs. Those are just two examples off the top of my head. There are dozens if not hundreds of opportunities out there.</p>
<p>If all else fails you can go back and get a second bachelors or a masters in a technical field.</p>