So I Graduated... Now What?
So, you graduated. And your parents are ready for you to be in "the real world." You however, may not be so eager to jump right into a career and the 9-5 routine. Taking a break sounds perfect to you, after completing 17 years of school.I've found that many of my friends from college feel the same way after donning their caps and gowns. The job market isn't promising and they just don't feel like joining the workforce right away. Is it really that bad if they don't get a "real" job right away?
In my opinion, not necessarily. You've probably been told to use your degree following graduation, but I can understand and empathize with the burnout that earning a degree brings upon students. I think students should just remember that there are a multitude of resources to help them find their perfect job and ease into post-graduation life.
Recruiters, for example, are an excellent outlet to alleviate some of the stress and find your dream job. Using aids like that will surely help to find a good job without freaking out about being out on your own. They can serve as a mentor and guide the process along.
Whatever you do, just make sure you think long-term. Taking a few months off may still sound like a good idea, until you work out your income and expenses and realize you're seeing red. Before making a big decision about your future, consider all of the awesome resources you have available!
Labels: graduation, jobs after college, recruiter
Posted by Amanda on 3/12/2009 01:15:00 PM
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