Many years ago when I graduated I had no real idea of what I wanted to do beyond “I want to be useful.”
I ended up working in marketing, advertising and public relations and, yes, I was useful in helping organisations publicise themselves and sell their products and services. I gained negotiation, organising, writing and media liaison skills.
Having children with special needs meant I couldn’t work as much, but I could usefully get involved in Parent Teachers Associations raising funds for their school.