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THIS question is a good example of how helpless/lazy and lacking interpersonal skills the internet lets people become. You're in college, where you have access to real people, some of whom are PAID to give you career advice, but you're on a style internet site, asking a bunch of random people for help. Let that sink in, and then figure out if it makes sense.
Kid, talk to the actual people from your school. Don't be timid.
The internet is a lot quicker than booking an appointment / queuing to see a career advisor.
It's quicker to start the thread, but it takes a lot longer to get meaningful info. It's just a quick cop-out for someone who's uncomfortable with talking to real people. The "quicker" argument is just a way of rationalizing it.The internet is a lot quicker than booking an appointment / queuing to see a career advisor.
My 2 cents:
What do you want to work for?
Are you trying to get experience that ties in with your studies and help with your career? Do you need the highest paying most flexible work you can get to help with fees and living expenses? Do you just want a bit of extra beer money and a fun job?
The answers to the above are 1: Internship with the best firm in your field you can get to take you. 2. Selling your body. 3. Working at a campus or student popular bar.
I would not mind waiting, but a lot of restaurants I look at is looking for experience which I do not have. How would someone get their foot in the door for waiting?
+1The best advice that I can give you is one from personal experience, try to get a job at your universities library working a desk, usually the pay is good and you can spend the majority of your time focusing on your own studies, occasionally helping people get books and such.