Sharpening a knife is not a mistake for a woodcutter. I think it's right that you want to learn a skill first and get a new job. Since your original major is not conducive to employment, you might as well learn another skill that is beneficial to job hunting. Because your original major was not popular, even if you find a job now, you will be half dead in the future, and the impact on your life can be imagined. As for other people's opinions, why should you pay attention to them? Life is your own, no one will help you, you have to choose your own path.

If you are eager to find a job now, that's fine. You might as well start with the most basic work. It doesn't matter whether you are tired or not. Don't aim too high at once. Many successful people started from the bottom and went through many hardships before they finally achieved results. Many people who don't have any diploma can make a difference by their own efforts, not to mention that you are still a junior college student, and it will be much easier to learn or do anything with basic knowledge. As long as you have enough confidence, the difficulties are temporary. What did you say?/Sorry?

I've been there before. I hope my opinion is helpful to you. Pray that you can get out of the current predicament and find a good future!