Question

Planning Your Internship or Job Search Preparing to search for a job requires building a network of contacts; analyzing your skills, abilities, and interests and finding an employer. In this activity, you will be asked to do some planning for your own search for an internship or a job. To engage in this planning, you will need an understanding of the following: -What a network of contacts is and how to acquire one What you need to analyze about yourself to find the right internship or job -Where you can look to find an employer for whom you want to work Read the case below and answer the questions. You are at a point in your college career where you are ready to seek an internship. You don't know where to begin, but a friend of yours who graduated last semester used your school's career services office and found a great full-time job as a result of his counselor's help. You know that the career services office also helps students find internships, so you decide to visit and seek the advice of a career counselor. bur first stop is at your campus career services office. Career services will likely do all of the following for you except

Answer 1

1) Your counselling arena will not be able to secure a job for you. As we know the process of recieving a job is actually based on your talent of acquiring and you need to make sure that you are a suitable candidate for the job that you recieve opportunity for. This is hence in your hands and not the counselling team.