Career Advice

Just because you’re nearing the end of your college career and the time has come for you to search for your first full-time job, it doesn’t mean you have to box yourself into one role for the next few years. In fact, there are paid programs out there that are designed to expose bright, young talent to different departments within a company and help them determine where they might thrive — otherwise known as rotational programs. 

One of the best ways to begin your career is through an entry-level sales role. These roles come in many shapes and forms, giving you experience in the world of marketing and sales, and putting you on the fast-track in the world of business. Not only do you gain valuable work skills, but you also develop your ability in areas that will help you throughout your life, like persistence and persuasion. You will hone your communication ability and learn to negotiate, all while drawing on your creativity.