subject: Work After Graduation [print this page] Say for example you have chosen your careerSay for example you have chosen your career. You have finally graduated. You have finally chosen from so many diploma frames and certificates were framed as well. You can take a month or two for a vacation break. Once you get back from your vacation, reality will soon sink in. You need to take the next step to fulfilling your chosen career. You need to apply for a job that correlates to your chosen career.
With so many people that graduated from a similar course that you have, applying for a job will be a challenge. Also, with the economic recession now, plenty of people would try to do all possible things to get the job you also desired.
You may be a first-timer in job hunting and job application. You should take note of a few things to land that job. For starters, you ought to have your resume and cover letter typewritten rather than having it hand written. Carefully make your resume and try to avoid some typographical errors, misspelled words and poor grammar. Highlight your accomplishments. List down the all the trainings and seminars you have undergone. Make sure all the things you write down in your resume correlates to the job you're applying for.
For your interview, do not lie to impress your interviewer. Always be on time for your interview. When you enter the room of your interviewer, greet him and smile. Also, do not forget to wear business attire. Denim pants, sleeveless top and sandals are a major no-no during interviews. Pay attention to every question that way you can answer it right.
You can land the job you desired if you just persevere and be smart. Your hard work will pay off in the long run. Try to look at the diploma frames and certificate frames hanged in your wall. This will serve as a motivation for you to find a job. After all, you didn't study in school for nothing.
