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I'd just like to point out that this > But that's kind of a chicken/egg situation for new grads without networks. Is fundamentally false since you are in scho
by caw 12y ago
I'd just like to point out that this
> But that's kind of a chicken/egg situation for new grads without networks.
Is fundamentally false since you are in school. There's a lot of alumni and classmates. Your peers have internships, potentially with companies they like. They may not want to join on full-time afterwards for any number of reasons, but those companies may still be hiring for graduation. Those companies may also be hiring more than one person. The Alumni network can also help in identifying positions available with good companies.
You may also have peers that recently graduated, and have internship positions. It's your last year so this probably isn't applicable to you, but they're also a good source of info and jobs. Don't restrict yourself to your graduating class.