It might be hard getting a job out of school.
Your experiences do temper your personality.
You'll get the lines about your personality and their organization when you go interview.

Eventually some organization won't do bull****.
I've been there ten years. Now I make about $50,000 a year with benefits. Yes, we are concerned about the food supply (contracts, the company is starving, and once again by December if the company doesn't get fed it will be my problem again). Back in May an Air Force contract saved me from a layoff.

I've figured maybe FEMA might "fit my personality", so to speak. Just look at the trunk of my car..... the latest thing I bought is a 10,000 pound tow rope. It has tools, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, tire compressor that runs off the battery........ a folding external bike rack*....   At home I have two weeks of Spaghetti Os and enough water bladders for 30 gallons of water (OK, I have to fill them), a crank flashlight/radio, plastic pre-cut to appropriate sizes to cover the windows using duct tape......

* many Washingtonians also never let the gas gauge fall below 3/4 tank. You don't want to run out of gas when you are trying to evacuate from a hurricane.

Yes, we get hurricanes. We had Gloria in 1985 and Isabel in 2003.