What will give you satisfaction at the end of your working day? Again, the more you’ve experienced in life, the easier this process will be.
How you actually get the job you want is all about having an inquisitive mind. If there’s a sector you’re interested in, find out where people in such a sector hang out, then
find out what it’s really like on a day to day basis. Perceptions of jobs can be very different to the reality. Avoid asking about current vacancies. That’s not the point of
After I ran a recent career makeover workshop in London, one participant said “I now have a better idea about what makes me tick and the things I need to consider to get a job”
go and hang out with them. Use your current network of friends and acquaintances to establish the relevant contacts. Talk to people about the jobs they do,
the conversation. It’s about getting your face known and showing an interest. And who knows where such conversations may lead?
The proactive approach to job hunting is far more effective than simply waiting for the elusive graduate internship to fall into your lap. In my experience, most graduates don’t use this approach. In fact, after going through the above process you may conclude that the work you really want to do isn’t a ‘graduate’ job.
KickStart Careers is not only about helping graduates find work simply to pay off debts, but to find fulfilling work that brings out the best in them. Flying off the proverbial shelf at the graduate fair was our 10 step guide to finding wok you love. To get this FREE email series, and to receive further guidance and coaching during your job search, visit
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