Dear Friends,
You are getting ready to leave college and you are anxiously getting ready for your job search. You know your Career Center has done an excellent job attracting employers for on-campus interviews, and these interviews provide you with an opportunity to go through this daunting task in a more familiar setting-your own schcool. But still, for anybody who has been a career student, going through on-campus interviews can be nerve-wrecking indeed!
Fortunately, there are many books as well as internet resources teaching people job hunting skill such as interviewing and writing resumes, andmany of them are excellent. The problem is, those books usually cater exclusivelyto those who have been in the working force for a while, and the college graduates(or those seeking a job for the first time) are for the most part ignored. This page will provide you with some tips for the upcoming society freshmen.
I present 9 tips in the following pages. They are from my own experience, both as an interviewer and an interviewee. I hope that all of you will benefit from at least one of the tips.
You are getting ready to leave college and you are anxiously getting ready for your job search. You know your Career Center has done an excellent job attracting employers for on-campus interviews, and these interviews provide you with an opportunity to go through this daunting task in a more familiar setting-your own schcool. But still, for anybody who has been a career student, going through on-campus interviews can be nerve-wrecking indeed!
Fortunately, there are many books as well as internet resources teaching people job hunting skill such as interviewing and writing resumes, andmany of them are excellent. The problem is, those books usually cater exclusivelyto those who have been in the working force for a while, and the college graduates(or those seeking a job for the first time) are for the most part ignored. This page will provide you with some tips for the upcoming society freshmen.
I present 9 tips in the following pages. They are from my own experience, both as an interviewer and an interviewee. I hope that all of you will benefit from at least one of the tips.