>> Figure out what it is you're really interested in to start,
but don't be put down if that's not, you not going to realistically probably going
to land your dream job the second you finish school.
So be willing to keep an open mind in what you're looking for, and just because a job
that you may come across isn't everything on your 10-point checklist, don't overlook it,
because you can learn something valuable from any job.
So, you know, as you look through job boards and looking for positions, that's great,
but also keep you ear out in the real world.
I mean, the reality is a lot of jobs come from personal connections and folks.
So don't hesitate to let people know that you're in the market to be looking for something,
whether it's over coffee or at an event or with folks, with family, friends.
Let people know that you're looking for something, and it may be kind of a six-degrees
of somebody knows somebody who's able to introduce you for an opportunity.