Very cool. I graduate with a BSc in Psyc this April and I've currently began scoping out the rather obtuse job market. I have a few questions.
My sister graduated a couple years ago and was willing to relocate (twice) and has been extremely successful. Do you think a sense of entitlement and a lack of willingness to "pay your dues" is a reason why people don't find gainful employment?
There are jobs our their and I've currently found a few potential jobs but without volunteering and going to some, at times absurd, lengths, I would not have found these jobs. Do you think it's fair that many jobs rely heavily on social networking? and if not how could we fix that? Who you know is usually more important that what you know.
You speak of life transitions, how does identity and maturity factor into things? Did you study investigate these things in depth?
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Very cool. I graduate with a BSc in Psyc this April and I've currently began scoping out the rather obtuse job market. I have a few questions.
My sister graduated a couple years ago and was willing to relocate (twice) and has been extremely successful. Do you think a sense of entitlement and a lack of willingness to "pay your dues" is a reason why people don't find gainful employment?
There are jobs our their and I've currently found a few potential jobs but without volunteering and going to some, at times absurd, lengths, I would not have found these jobs. Do you think it's fair that many jobs rely heavily on social networking? and if not how could we fix that? Who you know is usually more important that what you know.
You speak of life transitions, how does identity and maturity factor into things? Did you study investigate these things in depth?
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