1. Socialize online. It's important to manage your online reputation.Make sure your LinkedIn profile is polished and up-to-date. Either don't post anything embarrassing that might prevent you from being hired , or change your privacy settings so your updates don't appear in search results.

1. 注意網(wǎng)絡(luò)形象。在網(wǎng)上塑造一個好形象十分關(guān)鍵。確保你在LinkedIn的個人資料是最新的，同時，不要在網(wǎng)上發(fā)布囧事，這可能讓雇主降低印象分不聘用你，或者可以設(shè)置隱私權(quán)限，這樣你的更新就不會被搜索引擎搜索到。

2. Never waste a summer. Sure, you know that interning is one way to get some job experience while still in college, but don't be afraid to take on more than one over the years of your entire college education.

2. 別浪費任何一個暑假。你肯定知道實習(xí)是在校期間獲得工作經(jīng)驗的方法之一，但是可以在大學(xué)期間多做幾次。

3. Take classes outside of your major. You can assume that if you take all the sociology classes your major requires that you'll be hireable when you finish your degree, but the truth is: that's not always the case. Other classes, especially those in business, can give you real-world knowledge that employers will appreciate. Consider taking classes in communications, public speaking, finance, and general business.

3. 學(xué)習(xí)專業(yè)以外的課程。你或許以為學(xué)習(xí)了本專業(yè)要求的所有社會學(xué)課程就能在結(jié)業(yè)時找到工作。但事實往往不是這樣。其他課程，尤其是與商務(wù)相關(guān)的課，可以讓你學(xué)到步入社會后的知識，這些正是雇主們所欣賞的。可以參加與溝通、公開演講、金融和綜合商務(wù)相關(guān)的課程。

4. Meet people. Most college students aren't thinking about networking, but that's exactly what you should be doing before you graduate. Many colleges have strong alumni networks that students can tap into.Get advice on the profession you're interested in and ask questions to get tips on how to best position yourself.

4. 多認(rèn)識人。很多大學(xué)生沒有考過人脈，但是這正是你在畢業(yè)前應(yīng)該做的事。很多大學(xué)有強大的校友關(guān)系網(wǎng)，可以好好利用?？梢詥栆恍┠愀信d趣的職業(yè)，也可以問問職業(yè)定位的方法。

5. Know how to talk about yourself. Early in your career, you may find it hard to toot your own horn. What are you going to say when someone asks: 'Who are you and what are you looking for (in relation to work)?'

5. 知道如何表現(xiàn)自己。初入職場時，你會覺得很難體現(xiàn)自身優(yōu)勢。當(dāng)別人問"你是什么樣的人?希望在工作中獲得什么?"的時候，你會如何回答呢?

Be confident in your response, and don't be afraid to say what you want. Knowing what you want out of a career proves you're a go-getter, which appeals to employers.

回答時要自信，并且勇敢說出你想要的東西。明白自己所求可以讓你積極工作，雇主們都很欣賞這種態(tài)度。

6. Nail the interview process. Even before you apply for your first job, find out what a professional job interview will look like. Have a friend mock interview you so you can get your nervous tics out and learn to smoothly answer questions.

6. 了解面試進(jìn)程。即使是第一次面試，也該了解下面試的流程。讓你的好友給你模擬面試下，這樣就不會那么緊張，也會從容回答問題。

7. Be open. If you zero in on one single job that you want, you might miss out on other great opportunities. Spend your college time exploring different industries you could work in, as well as different roles you might be eligible for once you graduate. Your ideal job may come from left field, so be open to possibilities.

7. 視野開闊。如果你只認(rèn)準(zhǔn)一個方向，可能會錯失其他好機(jī)會。在大學(xué)中，看看是否會從事其他行業(yè)，在畢業(yè)后有沒有可能做其他方面的工作。你的理想職業(yè)可能并不是所學(xué)專業(yè)，所以放開懷抱接受各種可能性。