3 years of university and career advice

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The video offers concise, actionable advice relevant to a large audience of students and early-career professionals. The rapid-fire delivery and clear, numbered points make it easily digestible and shareable.

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The video provides 9 pieces of career advice for university students, emphasizing networking, internships, and building a personal brand over traditional metrics like GPA and major. It suggests that practical experience and connections are more valuable than academic achievements alone.

Structure

1Start networking
2Don't rush graduation
3Major doesn't matter
4Send emails
5Expert advice is outdated
6Friends influence success
7Student clubs > classes
8Coffee chats > job boards
9Get on LinkedIn

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Everything I wish I knew back in university distilled in under 60 seconds. What’s the best career advice you’ve gotten? #networking #earlycareer #careertips #university #campuslife

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3 years of university and career advice (explained in 60 seconds) 1. Start networking 2. Don't rush graduation 3. Your major doesn't matter 4. Send a lot of emails 5. "Expert" advice is outdated 6. Your friends influence your success 7. Student clubs > classes 8. Coffee chats > job boards 9. Get on LinkedIn @millee.md

Transcript

Three years of university and networking device explained in 60 seconds. If you're not networking, you're not getting anywhere, doesn't matter how good your GPA is. People won't care what year you graduated, just take that extra internship. Your degree does not define where you end up. I studied economics and now I work in tech. Code emails are a cheat code. If you're serious about learning a job, send at least five a week. Most career coaches haven't had to look for a job in decade, so be careful when taking their advice. The people you meet in year one can determine what your three looks like, so choose your friends wisely. Joining student clubs have done more for me than any class I've ever sat in. Coffee cheats will open more doors for you than any job board out there. And lastly, whether you like Kentucky or not, you should be posting on there because your personal brand will do much more than a resume. Follow for more mindset content.