I don’t like large events that I have no interest in. Seeing such a large group of people with zero context as to why they’re here simply leaves me with confusion. Fear is the feeling that follows when I realize the large group of people are here to RUN. Here are some tips that you may find helpful as a future reference for when these types of events occur.
Category: Advice
After the September 25 Career Fair, I have noticed an influx of students talking about being unprepared for the job application process. I thought I’d share some (albeit unsolicited) advice that I’ve heard throughout my professional life. I’ve been in the work force since I turned sixteen, so hopefully my near-decade of real-life experience makes me slightly qualified to give advice.
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