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It's silly to ask a college graduate of 20-25 years old anything about professional conduct. Can't we just appreciate that they're young and excited? Anyone wi
by hashkb 9y ago
It's silly to ask a college graduate of 20-25 years old anything about professional conduct. Can't we just appreciate that they're young and excited? Anyone with a career a few years long knows exactly how professional to expect a recent graduate to act at their first job; it's everyone else's job to mentor them and set a good example of professional behavior.
- tylergetsay 9y agoAs somebody younger (and more naive) that is only 2-3 years into my career, I do my best to remain professional. What's some things to look out for?
- sedachv 9y agoYour local public library will have a lot of quality career advice books. Nancy Barry's When Reality Hits is a good one. Go to the shelf it is on and browse around.