Graduates: Are these even real jobs?

Just a quick question. Everyone is always telling me that there are millions of jobs available. Log on to www.guardian.co.uk/jobs and you'll see that there are hundreds for graduates.

You know the ones, the ones that say base salary £18000, potential OTE £80k!!

But are they real? Are they good? Are they all essentially advertising the same jobs? To become cold callers?

Did all of us JobHungryGrads out there really get a first from Hertford College. Oxford to cold call people? Or a Masters from Newcastle to ask people whether they want froth on their cappuccino  Of course we did, now quit complaining, and here, below are a selection of jobs that are *always* available.

Are they even real? If you do one of these jobs, what on earth do you do? And do you ever earn the promised £100k OTE? Do you heck.

• Social Media Sales role, £25K -£50K

  • London (City of)
  • Very Competitive
  Very fast paced environment which rewards those who work hard

• Social Media Specialist - London - £35k - International In-house Wine Company

  • Greater London
  • Up to £35k (DOE) with Great Benefits
  My client, a international Wine company, seek a Social Media Specialist/Online Community Manager to join their sociable and talented team. 

  Because all the graduates I know are specialists in Social Media, after completing a 3 year philosophy degree