Primarily, Bullock seeks to demonstrate that the increase in the number of unemployed youth calls for the need to direct the careers of young adults towards more secure professions. So, I believe, it is necessary to counsel them so that they make better career decisions before falling into unemployment situation. On the other hand, for those who are already jobless and suffering from symptoms of depression due to the situation, career development is important to eradicate the loss of hope and joy. However, not all young unemployed people have access to career guidance because they are not aware of such services or because they do not have the money to pay the costs of the service. Therefore, federal and state governments must provide easily accessible institutions for unemployed young adults. For example, job centres, one-stop guidance centers or the provision of free guidance counselors at free city libraries. Unfortunately, it is not guaranteed that all young unemployed people attend career counseling sessions as the government cannot force them to do so. However, the government will pump in a lot of money for salaries, office furniture and more