Nora Roberts had once said, “If you don’t go after what you want, you’ll never have it. If you don’t ask, the answer is always no. If you don’t step forward, you’re always in the same place.” At CapreLife Global, we believe that this statement is incredibly important to those about to start a new journey. As graduation season approaches and young students are thinking of what to do with their lives. “It’s important to make the first move towards what you desire the most,” mentions Lisa Capre, Managing Director of CapreLife Global. Many people will tell you that you have time and not to worry about the future, but it’s in your hands to control what you become for your future. At CapreLife Global we believe time is essential and by wasting it or not using it wisely, it will not get any individual far in life. We’d like to offer some tips or advice to those about to venture out into the new world and secure that essential new job role.
Always utilize your education and keep up with it. You may have heard this numerous times, but continually learning and knowing you’re never really done with obtaining new knowledge is what sets you apart. Life after graduation does not mean ending your education, or you’re done. It means it’s the beginning to make yourself even better with obtaining real-world skills and creating yourself into someone you see is worthy of success. “Another important but cliche type of tip would be patience. Younger individuals find it frustrating when they don’t get their dream job right away. It’s important to realize that it’s extremely tough out there in the job market. Work on what you can achieve realistically rather than reaching for your desired job with the desired salary right away,” says Lisa Capre of CapreLife Global. This means you need to work your way up, there’s a certain greatness in patiently working upward to your dream and those are the sweetest victories.
Last but not least, when you decide to give a new workplace, a chance do your utmost to be the best. Entrepreneur.com describes this as, “Win big and win some.” They write, “Before you join the company, while you have a clean slate, figure out what the “win big” opportunity may be if you dedicate your working years to one company. More importantly, figure out how this position, time and experience will help you if you leave the company. Putting effort into your “pre-launch” can make your first gig a success that you can carry on for the rest of your career.” This is an important tip we stand by at CapreLife Global. It’s essential to action towards your goals after graduation. This is what sets you apart and keeps you competitive in the job field.
