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MRTs, how are you all finding the jobmarket during this pandemic time?

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I'm in Ontario, Canada and I've been religiously checking the postings on websites like indeed every day. There always seems to be a fuck ton of competition for most of the tech positions I see (indeed sometimes shows you the number of applicants for each posting). I graduated this year and I only managed to find a part time gig at an outpatient clinic through sheer luck, as the position wasn't advertised openly online but the owner positively responded to my cold-email. I was trying to find another part time position to fill in the rest of my hours but I haven't had any luck so far. I had some interviews, but some of them ghosted me right after, and one place (which said they were only offering 10 hours a week) said they couldn't accept me because I didn't have full enough availability for them... How are the rest of you looking for work doing?

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