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If all jobs require experience, how can you get that first job when your only experience is your degree? First, remember that everyone begins with no experience–so you’re not alone. When you are just out of University/Polytechnic and embarking on finding a career path, it’s easy to feel intimidated. Job searching without much work experience can be frustrating, but with some hard work, a lot of ambition, and confidence in yourself, it can happen. Here’s how to get there: 1. EMBRACE YOUR REALITY If you’re applying for entry-level positions, most people aren’t expecting you to come in with a resume filled with experience. Instead, embrace your inexperience and leverage it as motivation to learn. Highlight examples of your dedication, curiosity, and commitment to learning and growth. People who are hiring are looking for people who are willing to work hard and want to learn. 2. IDENTIFY YOUR SKILLS Make a list of all the skills listed in postings for the role you’re looking to get: comput...

As we hit “back to the school” season, many people may start to think whether University education is a must. University education is expensive but certainly important especially in some fields. However, graduating from University is not a guarantee of landing a job immediately. You also need experience in your desired field. So, which one is more important: education or experience? Is having experience enough for you to land your dream job without a bachelor’s degree? Or do you certainly require a bachelor’s degree with good academic grades? Keep reading below and decide yourself. A University with a good reputation can open you many doors.  It is obvious that a University with a good reputation can provide you many opportunities. Good Universitys have career fairs in which many employers attend. This enables you to find a job easier. Also, most Universitys have alumni networks and this network can help you land a job. However, if you attend a University which no one has ever hear...