Steps to Your Success:
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Study yourself: Identify your achievements, values, goals, strengths and weaknesses. Identify qualities and capabilities that are important to employers.
Use career resources: Visit the Career Placement and Counseling Center and be advised about how to develop a career.
Develop communication skills: Always seize on the opportunity to get experience by writing reports and articles. Develop public speaking skills by participating different events organized by student organizations.
Develop management and teamwork skills: Become a member of professional and student agencies. Take on active roles in outreach and volunteer activities.
Build your own professional network: Network with specialists in your area of activity, former students, and potential employers and maintain all this information.
Take part in career fairs: Introduce yourself to potential employers, collect business cards and brochures, booklets, and newsletters presenting companies. Use this opportunity to establish new contacts.
Get work experience prior to graduating the university: Take internships, summer and part-time jobs seriously.
Start job search right now: Prepare your resume and revise it at least once in six months and each time you apply for a job. Collect reference letters; you will certainly need them.
