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The more educated ask the same question in a little more sophisticated way: is my career my calling? Is my occupation my true vocation? Honestly, unless the answer comes out in the affirmative, you should keep making career moves-either vertical or lateral.

The first month on a new job is a delicate period, and we cannot afford to spend it just as we please.

It is a trial period for a new employee and the long-term success on this new job depends on how the first few weeks or even the first month goes. So it is important that you prepare before you report to your new job.

Dos

Do Close Every Sale

You launch a sales career when you apply for a sales position. Right at the inception, you need to “close the sale” when you send in your resume by asking to be interviewed in your cover letter, and telling the recruiter that you will call to make an appointment.

Employers often request that college graduates have “real world” experience, and internships are one of the best ways to achieve that.

Internships provide an opportunity to experiment and pursue careers that match your academic and personal interests.

Internships Are Important Career Builders

Focus

Be focused in your job search. Don’t be in such a rush that you will take anything that comes along. Prove yourself to be an appropriate choice for a particular job, not just a jack-of-all-trades.

Employers are always hunting for experts. Know your strengths, weaknesses, interests, and target markets. Above all, be targeted in your efforts.