No experience? No problem. Here’s how to stand out:
Leverage Your Skills: Highlight strengths from school, hobbies, or volunteering—like teamwork or problem-solving.
Get a Mentor: A mentor can guide you, offer advice, and connect you to opportunities. Tailor Your Applications: Match your resume and cover letter to each job.
Network Smart: Talk to people in your field—on LinkedIn, at events, or over coffee. Learn New Skills: Take online courses to boost your qualifications.
Start Small: Internships, part-time work, or volunteering can open doors.
Show enthusiasm, stay proactive, and lean on your network. You’ve got this!
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