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Commencement is over and graduates are looking to the future - no doubt with wary eyes. The nightly news is ruthless in its constant reminders to the class of ’85 that unemployment is high and the job market miserable, unless of course you are a computer wizard.
Assuming IBM and AT&T are not battling over the rights to your high-tech skills, how then do you get a job? In answer to that question, most employment manuals advise the job hunter to take risks, that is, to jump into something. That’s right, just jump right in, head first. Worry later about swimming.
Experience counts for a lot, even if it is not in the field you long dreamed you would enter. So throw yourself into something. To be sure, that is far more rewarding than agonizing on the sidelines while trying to figure out what to do with your life.
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