-: So in terms of the career center,
they are super useful for your first job.
I don't know anything about after that,
because I feel like you're kind of on your own after that.
But at least for your first job
you should take advantage of it as much as possible.
And for us specifically in the business school
I think they are very structured
about it.
So like, they would bring in a ton of companies,
they would just like rapidly interview you
and like you automatically get...
It's like
usually jobs after your first job,
it's best if you have some sort of like introduction,
or like someone brings you in,
or like, you know,
you're not just like a total outsider.
And I feel like the Career Services Center is basically
that person that's like introducing you
to all of these different companies.
And I think as you kind of like progress,
it's like introductions become like really important
that you like appreciate it more,
but I feel like I didn't really appreciate
the career services at the time.
Because I was like, oh, like
this is their job like, you know,
they're probably getting paid by like Deloitte
to like, you know, do this for me.
And then I also think that like
you should feel comfortable
like getting your resume reviewed
by like, you know, like the people at the career services.
They basically see hundreds and thousands
of resumes all the time and like
they're willing to kind of give you advice on that.
I think a lot of people like, they might be
like a little bit more insecure about like sharing
this kind of stuff, or like doing practice interviews
cause it seems like really awkward.
But I think you should just like do it.
It's like you're already paying for tuition,
you might as well like get the most out
of like the school as you can.