-: I remember my senior year,
waking up and going to first day of class
and thinking, "Oh my gosh, I'm gonna graduate this year"
"and I haven't done anything."
So I sort of panicked and then I signed up for everything
that I could.
So I remember coming to this career fair.
I did practice interview days through the career services.
I got my resume looked at.
I talked to my advisor a lot.
And then I took a couple that was like resume building
and networking.
And I think just having those practice experiences
even if I wasn't necessarily interested in the role
that X company was talking to me about at a career fair,
I became more confident in singing my own praises
because it can feel really unnatural at first
but you have to do it.
So I think just starting early.
Go to everything that you can because you never know
who's gonna cross your path later on in life.
And potentially have an opportunity for you
or vice versa you might have an opportunity for them.
Connect on LinkedIn.
Yeah, just you know sell yourself.
If feels really awkward but the more you do it,
it just becomes easier and easier until eventually
you find a role that you feel fulfilled by.