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[–] MarigoldPuppyFlavors@lemmy.world 22 points 2 years ago

Depends entirely on what you want to do. For some professional careers, the degree is everything (engineer, lawyer, etc.) For other career paths it may not matter at all.

Could you find something doing "community development" with the degree you have? Almost certainly, since that's an extremely broad description, as you noted.

Without more information on what you actually want to be/do, it's tough to give any useful advice.