If liberal arts majors can't find jobs, roles like corrections officers or station staff might be good options

These days, the competition rates for large corporations, public enterprises, and private companies are all
exceeding 100:1.
Since jobs involving shift work are still a "red ocean" (highly competitive but stable),
I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to give them a try.
Working in the metropolitan area is also possible.
Everything will be replaced by AI soon,
so it feels like corrections officers, postal clerks, station staff, etc.,
are the last remaining red oceans.