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Technical Skills
An internship is your first opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge you learned in class. Without this real-world experience, you may not know how to translate theory into practice, increasing the time it takes to become accustomed to a professional role. Because employers prefer candidates who have experience, it's crucial that you use your internship to hone the career-related skills you learned in college. Research the required skills for your profession and look for ways to use those skills as an intern. If your job duties include primarily general tasks such as filing or making copies, seek out ways to use what you learned in class. If you're interning at a newspaper, pitch story ideas to your editor so you'll have writing samples to show potential employers. If you're interning at a law office, ask to help the attorneys prepare their cases.
People Skills
College coursework is often a solo assignment. You interact with your peers and your professor during class, and you may also collaborate on projects for your courses or for extracurricular activities and student associations. However, you spend much of your time buried in your textbooks or staring at your computer. In the workforce, though, you spend all day surrounded by your colleagues and supervisors, so it's crucial you know how to interact with others. If you're having a bad day, you can't retreat to your dorm room. Seek out opportunities to collaborate with fellow interns and with employees, and observe how people at the company interact.
Organizational and Time Management Skills
As a college student, you know at the beginning of the semester what assignments you must complete, what they require and when they're due. This makes organizing and planning your time easier, but it's an advantage you rarely have as a professional. At a full-time job, it's up to you to plan so that you not only meet deadlines but are also prepared for the unexpected, such as last-minute assignments. Instead of simply completing tasks by their deadlines, use your internship to train yourself to manage your time independently, so your supervisor doesn't have to ask for progress reports or remind you of due dates.
Initiative
College courses follow a cut-and-dried format: Your professor gives you assignments and describes exactly what he expects, and you turn in a project or paper that fulfills the guidelines. In the professional world, however, employers may not manage you as closely as your professors did. They'll expect you to contribute your own ideas and suggestions, and will rely on you to complete the assignments they give you without detailed instructions. An internship is your opportunity to demonstrate that you can not only follow directions, you can also contribute ideas that benefit the company. By the time you enter the workforce, you'll understand how to present these ideas to management and how to implement them.
An internship is your first opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge you learned in class. Without this real-world experience, you may not know how to translate theory into practice, increasing the time it takes to become accustomed to a professional role. Because employers prefer candidates who have experience, it's crucial that you use your internship to hone the career-related skills you learned in college. Research the required skills for your profession and look for ways to use those skills as an intern. If your job duties include primarily general tasks such as filing or making copies, seek out ways to use what you learned in class. If you're interning at a newspaper, pitch story ideas to your editor so you'll have writing samples to show potential employers. If you're interning at a law office, ask to help the attorneys prepare their cases.
People Skills
College coursework is often a solo assignment. You interact with your peers and your professor during class, and you may also collaborate on projects for your courses or for extracurricular activities and student associations. However, you spend much of your time buried in your textbooks or staring at your computer. In the workforce, though, you spend all day surrounded by your colleagues and supervisors, so it's crucial you know how to interact with others. If you're having a bad day, you can't retreat to your dorm room. Seek out opportunities to collaborate with fellow interns and with employees, and observe how people at the company interact.
Organizational and Time Management Skills
As a college student, you know at the beginning of the semester what assignments you must complete, what they require and when they're due. This makes organizing and planning your time easier, but it's an advantage you rarely have as a professional. At a full-time job, it's up to you to plan so that you not only meet deadlines but are also prepared for the unexpected, such as last-minute assignments. Instead of simply completing tasks by their deadlines, use your internship to train yourself to manage your time independently, so your supervisor doesn't have to ask for progress reports or remind you of due dates.
Initiative
College courses follow a cut-and-dried format: Your professor gives you assignments and describes exactly what he expects, and you turn in a project or paper that fulfills the guidelines. In the professional world, however, employers may not manage you as closely as your professors did. They'll expect you to contribute your own ideas and suggestions, and will rely on you to complete the assignments they give you without detailed instructions. An internship is your opportunity to demonstrate that you can not only follow directions, you can also contribute ideas that benefit the company. By the time you enter the workforce, you'll understand how to present these ideas to management and how to implement them.
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Kỹ năng kỹ thuậtMột thực tập là cơ hội đầu tiên của bạn để áp dụng các kỹ năng và kiến thức bạn đã học được trong lớp học. Không có kinh nghiệm thực tế này, bạn có thể không biết làm thế nào để dịch lý thuyết vào thực hành, tăng thời gian cần để trở thành quen với một vai trò chuyên nghiệp. Bởi vì sử dụng lao động thích ứng viên có kinh nghiệm, nó là rất quan trọng mà bạn sử dụng thực tập của bạn để trau dồi các kỹ năng nghề nghiệp liên quan đến bạn đã học được ở trường đại học. Nghiên cứu các kỹ năng cần thiết cho nghề nghiệp của bạn và tìm cách để sử dụng những kỹ năng như là một nội. Nếu nhiệm vụ công việc của bạn bao gồm chủ yếu các nhiệm vụ chung như nộp đơn hoặc làm cho bản sao, tìm ra cách để sử dụng những gì bạn học trong lớp học. Nếu bạn đang interning ở một tờ báo, dựng câu chuyện ý tưởng để biên tập của bạn do đó bạn sẽ có văn bản mẫu cho nhà tuyển dụng tiềm năng. Nếu bạn đang interning tại một văn phòng luật, yêu cầu để giúp các luật sư chuẩn cho trường hợp của họ.Kỹ năng con ngườiKhóa học đại học thường là một nhiệm vụ solo. Bạn tương tác với các đồng nghiệp của bạn và giáo sư của bạn trong lớp học, và bạn cũng có thể cộng tác trên dự án cho các khóa học của bạn hoặc cho các hoạt động ngoại khóa và các Hiệp hội sinh viên. Tuy nhiên, bạn chi tiêu nhiều thời gian chôn cất trong sách giáo khoa của bạn hay nhìn chằm chằm vào máy tính của bạn. Trong lực lượng lao động, mặc dù, bạn chi tiêu tất cả các ngày được bao quanh bởi đồng nghiệp của bạn và giám sát viên, do đó, nó là rất quan trọng bạn biết làm thế nào để tương tác với những người khác. Nếu bạn đang có một ngày xấu, bạn không thể rút lui về phòng ký túc xá. Tìm kiếm cơ hội để cộng tác với đồng nội trú và với nhân viên, và quan sát cách người dân tại công ty tương tác.Kỹ năng quản lý tổ chức và thời gianLà một sinh viên đại học, bạn biết vào đầu học kỳ những gì bài tập mà bạn phải hoàn thành, những gì họ yêu cầu và khi họ đang do. Điều này làm cho tổ chức và lập kế hoạch thời gian của bạn dễ dàng hơn, nhưng nó là một lợi thế bạn hiếm khi có như một chuyên gia. Tại một công việc toàn thời gian, nó vào bạn để lên kế hoạch để cho bạn không chỉ đáp ứng thời hạn nhưng cũng chuẩn bị cho bất ngờ, chẳng hạn như bài tập phút cuối. Thay vì chỉ đơn giản là hoàn thành nhiệm vụ của thời hạn của họ, sử dụng thực tập của bạn để đào tạo cho mình để quản lý thời gian của bạn một cách độc lập, do đó giám sát viên của bạn không cần phải yêu cầu báo cáo tiến độ hoặc nhắc nhở bạn của ngày.Sáng kiếnCác khóa học đại học theo dạng cut-and-dried: giáo sư của bạn cung cấp cho bạn bài tập và mô tả chính xác là những gì ông hy vọng, và bạn bật trong một dự án hoặc giấy mà đáp ứng các nguyên tắc. Chuyên nghiệp trên thế giới, Tuy nhiên, sử dụng lao động có thể không quản lý bạn chặt chẽ như giáo sư của bạn đã làm. Họ sẽ mong đợi bạn để đóng góp ý tưởng và đề xuất của riêng của bạn, và sẽ dựa vào bạn để hoàn thành bài tập mà họ cung cấp cho bạn mà không cần hướng dẫn chi tiết. Một thực tập là cơ hội của bạn để chứng minh rằng bạn có thể không chỉ làm theo chỉ dẫn, bạn cũng có thể đóng góp ý tưởng đem lại lợi ích công ty. Khi bạn nhập lực lượng lao động, bạn sẽ hiểu làm thế nào để trình bày những ý tưởng để quản lý và làm thế nào để thực hiện chúng.
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Technical Skills
An internship is your first opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge you learned in class. Without this real-world experience, you may not know how to translate theory into practice, increasing the time it takes to become accustomed to a professional role. Because employers prefer candidates who have experience, it's crucial that you use your internship to hone the career-related skills you learned in college. Research the required skills for your profession and look for ways to use those skills as an intern. If your job duties include primarily general tasks such as filing or making copies, seek out ways to use what you learned in class. If you're interning at a newspaper, pitch story ideas to your editor so you'll have writing samples to show potential employers. If you're interning at a law office, ask to help the attorneys prepare their cases.
People Skills
College coursework is often a solo assignment. You interact with your peers and your professor during class, and you may also collaborate on projects for your courses or for extracurricular activities and student associations. However, you spend much of your time buried in your textbooks or staring at your computer. In the workforce, though, you spend all day surrounded by your colleagues and supervisors, so it's crucial you know how to interact with others. If you're having a bad day, you can't retreat to your dorm room. Seek out opportunities to collaborate with fellow interns and with employees, and observe how people at the company interact.
Organizational and Time Management Skills
As a college student, you know at the beginning of the semester what assignments you must complete, what they require and when they're due. This makes organizing and planning your time easier, but it's an advantage you rarely have as a professional. At a full-time job, it's up to you to plan so that you not only meet deadlines but are also prepared for the unexpected, such as last-minute assignments. Instead of simply completing tasks by their deadlines, use your internship to train yourself to manage your time independently, so your supervisor doesn't have to ask for progress reports or remind you of due dates.
Initiative
College courses follow a cut-and-dried format: Your professor gives you assignments and describes exactly what he expects, and you turn in a project or paper that fulfills the guidelines. In the professional world, however, employers may not manage you as closely as your professors did. They'll expect you to contribute your own ideas and suggestions, and will rely on you to complete the assignments they give you without detailed instructions. An internship is your opportunity to demonstrate that you can not only follow directions, you can also contribute ideas that benefit the company. By the time you enter the workforce, you'll understand how to present these ideas to management and how to implement them.
An internship is your first opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge you learned in class. Without this real-world experience, you may not know how to translate theory into practice, increasing the time it takes to become accustomed to a professional role. Because employers prefer candidates who have experience, it's crucial that you use your internship to hone the career-related skills you learned in college. Research the required skills for your profession and look for ways to use those skills as an intern. If your job duties include primarily general tasks such as filing or making copies, seek out ways to use what you learned in class. If you're interning at a newspaper, pitch story ideas to your editor so you'll have writing samples to show potential employers. If you're interning at a law office, ask to help the attorneys prepare their cases.
People Skills
College coursework is often a solo assignment. You interact with your peers and your professor during class, and you may also collaborate on projects for your courses or for extracurricular activities and student associations. However, you spend much of your time buried in your textbooks or staring at your computer. In the workforce, though, you spend all day surrounded by your colleagues and supervisors, so it's crucial you know how to interact with others. If you're having a bad day, you can't retreat to your dorm room. Seek out opportunities to collaborate with fellow interns and with employees, and observe how people at the company interact.
Organizational and Time Management Skills
As a college student, you know at the beginning of the semester what assignments you must complete, what they require and when they're due. This makes organizing and planning your time easier, but it's an advantage you rarely have as a professional. At a full-time job, it's up to you to plan so that you not only meet deadlines but are also prepared for the unexpected, such as last-minute assignments. Instead of simply completing tasks by their deadlines, use your internship to train yourself to manage your time independently, so your supervisor doesn't have to ask for progress reports or remind you of due dates.
Initiative
College courses follow a cut-and-dried format: Your professor gives you assignments and describes exactly what he expects, and you turn in a project or paper that fulfills the guidelines. In the professional world, however, employers may not manage you as closely as your professors did. They'll expect you to contribute your own ideas and suggestions, and will rely on you to complete the assignments they give you without detailed instructions. An internship is your opportunity to demonstrate that you can not only follow directions, you can also contribute ideas that benefit the company. By the time you enter the workforce, you'll understand how to present these ideas to management and how to implement them.
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