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I know these kind of questions have been answered many times, suggesting that one should go for internships or voluntary work. Unlike western countries, in this part of the world, particularly Gulf countries, to be accepted for an Internship, it requires you to be on student or father visa.
This particular question is looking for answers for those graduates who have completed their degrees and are now looking forward to enter the workforce. Not on Father, mother, husband visa, no real experience, just a fresh degree.
With effective demonstration of your education and skills set in your cv and successful interview. My friend in UK had work experience in a restaurant at John lewis as a waiter after his graduation he landed in a job with an Accounting firm with 30k pounds annual salary with absolute no experience. I think it depends from countries to countries. Anything is possible in Europe or West possibly.
Internship.
Volunteer opportunity.
Do get a good mentor first
Talk to him and get your skill sets and career goals set clearly
Narrow down the geography you would like to work
Make a constant effort to learn atleast one new concept every day and last
explore one new opportunity every day.
