>> I think for the college student out there wondering where they want to go,
you want to talk to a lot of people because for me I didn't think this job sounded
like the right fit for me and it's been an excellent move.
So you want to talk to your friends and family.
Go to job fairs, talk to the recruiters there and ask them about their daily life.
Come prepared with questions.
I think the most frequent complaint I hear from my friends is like, it's really,
I didn't know what I was getting into with this job.
This aspect surprised me.
I can't believe I can't leave my desk all day long.
If you get a laptop you're going to probably have some flexibility there,
if you're working on a desktop you probably won't.
Things like that are new to you when you get out in the workforce
because you haven't really had to deal with that in college.
So I think it's asking questions and then even asking for your contacts
in the professional world already, like what type of questions should I go into as well?
So be curious but don't be afraid to ask for help in that field.