JOB HUNTING CHECKLIST:
INTERNING AFTER GRADUATION:
HOW TO PICK A GREAT INTERNSHIP
Justine from The Border Collective (aka The Bumpy Career) is an expert on internships, job hunting after graduation, and helping others nail their job interviews. This little video series is here to help all Filipino graduates find their footing in “the real world”.
I asked my followers on Twitter what they worried about the most when it came to graduation, and the most frequent response was about uncertainty. Justine and I address this, and talk about why it’s absolutely okay to take a step in the wrong direction. Much better than not moving at all.
It’s absolutely okay to fail. And once you get back up, we’ve laid out three practical tips to remember when searching for your place in this world.
Firstly, there’s the Tarzan Principle, which I picked up from Casey Neistat. Secondly, there’s the Possible Future Matrix, which is a great method invented by Justine to figure out what specific jobs might be a good fit for you. Thirdly, there are informational interviews with people who are already at a point in life where you would like to be.
Check out (unless it’s already been changed to for more content on internships, job hunting, and figuring out how to start a career.
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Ravioli
Nice vid Nate!!
Ravioli
Ravioli hehehe
ravioli
anything with justine is always a delight! have been a reader of TBC since early this year & even reached out to her about my job hunting~ glad this video is here for our reference!
something you would not learn at the four corners of a classroom….
THIS IS QUALITY CONTENT Y'ALL!!!!
Ravioli!!!!
I just graduated and I still don't know what I like doing so mejo hirap din to do the matrix. Thank you, Nate and Justin!!!!
Wow! This is very smart. Tbh, I think I can apply that matrix in my upcoming ojt. Being in my field is kinda difficult cause of the range it covers. It's really up to us which learning in our course we will apply. Cause all of them are different. I'll consider using this in my ojt then. Thank you for this. Can't wait for the next video.
I needed this!! love your content ❤️