>> I would say it's really really tough to break into the career world right now
and I have a younger sister who just graduated from SC and I'm very sympathetic to the cause.
Frankly, you may have to take a step back even after you've graduated and taken internship.
It's not going to be smooth sailing for the first couple of years.
I mean my first job out of college I don't know how people live off entry level wages,
it's just something you need to be prepared for and be very, very financially aware of.
But then also know your worth right so after you get those first couple of years in,
even if it's at an internship level, start looking around
and lobbying for something higher.
Because I think the salary and career jumps you make when you move early
in your career are huge exponential jumps, compared to later in your career
and that's when it's most forgiven.
That's when it's allowed for you to move around more.
So I would say two year minimum and then you can look around and move on.
Cause the jumps that I've experienced moving from one company
to the next is I would have never gotten to that place had I stayed
at the first company, let's just put it that way.