Nothing has changed since I was looking for my first job. The way to get experience is to take a job:
One last tip is to come to the interview as if you're serious about the job. If you show up in a nice business outfit, you'll be looked at more favorably than the person who shows up in a T-shirt. I interview people quite a bit (who you hire is the key to your own success when you become a manager or above, so that's where much of your effort has to be directed), and you'd be surprised how unprepared some people are when interviewing for a job. Apparently, I'm supposed to see beyond their slovenly dress, lack of documentation/paperwork, and ne'er-may-care attitude to their "inner selves" or something.
- where someone with experience doesn't want it
- for less money than someone with experience would want
- doing something that someone with experience would not want to do
- any combination of the above
One last tip is to come to the interview as if you're serious about the job. If you show up in a nice business outfit, you'll be looked at more favorably than the person who shows up in a T-shirt. I interview people quite a bit (who you hire is the key to your own success when you become a manager or above, so that's where much of your effort has to be directed), and you'd be surprised how unprepared some people are when interviewing for a job. Apparently, I'm supposed to see beyond their slovenly dress, lack of documentation/paperwork, and ne'er-may-care attitude to their "inner selves" or something.
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