Nowadays, many students try to build their qualification, so-called 'spec' to get a job. In fact, there are many students who have a excellent experiences such as attendance in leadership camps, volunteer work, or certificates such as TOE1C, TEPS and so on. Actually. it's a good thing that many students strive to improve their abilities. In reality, having these kinds of certificates and experiences are necessary to get a job.
However, to build those so-called specs is not necessarily promising. It is significant to get real world experiences. Shin Ik-tae, editor in chief of Daehak Naeil Campus Herald, said the most important thing is to create your own story, rather than do things for the scale of building a resume. To have a broad experience related to the field that you really want is more necessary and important. Also, he advised university students to prepare their plans elaborately and don't hesitate to take challenge. It's much better to concentrate on one thing than spending time on many things.
Oh Kyung-hwan, a graduate from Chungnam National University, said most undergraduates are not active for their careers. Although there many helpful organizations, unfortunately, many students don't know about these kinds of programs. Above all, job-seekers should have a clear goal and power to pursue. If one has low GPA, one should consider taking an internship and prepare to set other job requirements.
If you don't know how to plan for your employment, you can be helped by Human Resource Development Center in CNU. It offers professional development programes to support career enrichment, lifelong learning, instruction in technology advances and legal or regulatory compliance. All these efforts will contribute to a healthy and supportive work environment. Oh Kyung-hwan said that job hunter should ask for help to an expert frequently. He also stressed the importance of having a constant interest to the center.
What really matters is their real lessons containing what you learned from your career. Why don't you create your own story right now? Don't be extremely stressed out at the fewer numbers of activities than others.
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