Today's high tech cameras in the workplaces requires just knowing a simple passcode to gain acess to any employees computer. Hence, why someone always knows your ideas, what you summarized, gleaned via a computer screen. Few are preselected for promotions, over 95 percent of employees today remain over two years.

Technology, as you know is moving very fast. What was a great skill today is no longer used by the next year. So you need to update your tech skills. Apply to jobs where your skillset matches exactly the skills the employer is seeking - put them in your resume as key words - or else it will go in trash. Good luck.

Well let me tell you as an employer coordinator, there are a few jobs you can apply for and they will do on the job training if your stomach can handle it because they are always in need. And at least you can be making some money and pay your bills while you pursue your career profession.
Job #1. Nurse Aid especially badly needed are nursing homes.
Job #2 Day Cares are always hiring Always if you have patience with children
Job #3 CDL driver on the job training and after you graduate and get your CDL most of the time they will hire you. Part of the training package, be aware you might have to sign a 2 or 3 contract to work for them because they paid for your tuition
job #4 Urber

#5 take the postal test. because you have a military background you automatically get put at the top of the list just because you are a VET.
Job# 5 Amazon
Job # 6 travel agent and some of these positions are (remote)
Job # 7 you can walk ar
round in a smell good store and ask people coming in how can I help you & offer them a shopping bag you then can work at bath & body

There are new programs for those who want to re-enter the workforce even after an extended leave, for instance to attend to family matters.
Try job searches on returnship and or career reentry and or reentry jobs and or career re-entry jobs.
See the definitions of returnship which I have copied below from elsewhere on the internet.

And, I am sure I speak for many others when I say to you, as to anybody involved in the U.S. military, we are grateful for your service.
1. What is a Returnship? .
Kind of like an internship—but without ending up back at the bottom of the totem pole. Turns out, that’s a thing. It’s called a returnship, and it’s essentially an internship that helps adults who have taken time away from their careers and are interested in re-entering the workforce.
2. Returnship- Re-Entering the Workforce
Returnships are adult internships that are specifically geared toward experienced professionals who are re-entering the workforce after an extended absence.