What is the biggest reason that whitie gets hired after graduation?
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Talk about reverse discrimination!  Whitie?  \n\nShame on you!  In your case, I would say if you don't get hired, it will not be an issue of color, gender, or anything like that.....it will be a lack of intelligence.\n\nStraighten yourself up, already!
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You have to have the relevant education and a good experience. And you have to be professional in your appearance too (clothes, hair...).\n\nThe more experience you gain, the easier you will get hired in future jobs \n\n(certainly do not give them gifts.. etc)
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you have to be hired by some firm.
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It's in my personal experience, and the experiences I've heard from many others that a post-secondary degree of any kind is a valuable tool.  For the first very basic reason, it shows any employer you followed through on a goal, it is an accomplishment.  It does not replace workplace experience but it does get a foot in the door.  Like anything else it is what you choose to do with it and sometimes being in the right place at the right time.\nUnlike previous generations, we will have to constantly upgrade and adapt our educations to keep us employable.  (Including trades people, business leaders, everyone.)   Education isn't something that just begins and ends, you constantly have to learn in the work environment to adapt to change.  Post-secondary education helps you "coach" you brain into doing that.\nIt won't just give you a job, but it can help.  And there has always been high competition with the masters/phd-qualified jobs.
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Money ... lots and lots of money. It also wouldn't hurt if you could find a big time coach that just got fired because of some sort of "indiscretion", because he'll be looking for a job and most of the big programs will be snubbing him.
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Looks great on a resume & you have the excuse to extend your college years.
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Look at it from a purely corporate mentality. You have 2 candidates, equally impressive in credentials. Most often, the more physically attractive applicant will get the job. This is a sub-conscious decision more often than not based on corporate image.(What the higher-ups wish to convey in their public perception or image). Is it fair? Some would say so, others not. It's just plain and simple human nature most of the time. \nSocially, more attractive people almost always get more of what they think they want out of life.
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I think he picks them so he can train or mold them to what he wants in an employee. I also wonder how many experienced people apply. They usually have good jobs that they do not want to jeopardize for that many weeks.
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Not all the people are placed. It is better to have some experience in the field to get a first assignment. A traineeship with a senior is also a good solution.\n\nSAP business is going well. Especially for people with at least 2 years experience.
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In one way she's right.  I've seen college grads working at fast food places, because they can't get the job they are qualified for.  Too many grads, too few good jobs.
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bcuz they gave u a job
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What happened to the person that had the postion before me?\nAre there room for advancement?\nWho will I be working with?\nWhat are the benefits?\nDo I have the position?
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TO ACHIEVE HIGHER GOALS AND TO GAIN MORE KNOWLEDGE/ EXPERIENCE. IT'S A GREAT COMPANY BUT I WANT MORE ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT
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The very LAST thing employers want is experience, because experience makes you expensive to an employer.  Employers aren't the slightest bit interested in having a job done WELL by an experienced employee - they would much, much, much rather have an intelligent but INexperienced employee whom they can count on to do the job the way the EMPLOYER wants it done, even if it isn't done well at first.
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Advantages...\n-a chance for higher salaries\n-be around all types of people (opens your mind to new things)\n-increase your career and future opportunities\n-gain much more knowledge\n-greater sense of responsibilities\n-enjoy your young adult life\n\nDisadvantages:\n-does not guarantee success\n-costs too much\n\nI think college is a good way to really learn about yourself and to learn about other people.  But the career opportunities is up to you, if you intern or study abroad, you have a greater chance at getting a great job upon graduation.  I think it's a good opportunity,  but go with your heart.  I thought college was worth it, even though Im doing something totally different than what I graduated in.
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Employer.  One of the lessons I learned in management training years ago was hire people who can replace you.  Being an employer gives you that opportunity.  It's great to be able to give people challenges and watch them succeed.
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There are a lot of jobs that are less desirable for the college grads.  Often, these are physically demanding, or perhaps somewhat dangerous jobs.  like: police, fireman, military, trucker, oil rig worker, coal miner, fisherman etc.  All paid very well.