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Finding your first job after graduating from college may make you encounter unprecedented difficulties. But here are some simple ways to give you more advantages than other job seekers. Finding a job for the first time is the hardest. Many universities will arrange specialized personnel to help graduates find their first jobs. Professional counselors may have contacts in the business world and occasionally recruit fresh graduates, so don't underestimate the help in this regard. It is also important to ask students often where they have worked. Think about whether it is worth considering applying for these companies. In addition, if graduates feel interested in a particular industry, they can talk to teachers or lecturers in this field to discuss career choices. They can point you in the right direction, or at least tell you which companies your professional skills can be used in. Graduate job seekers should write resumes for recruiters' reference. Emphasize your education, but the point is not your qualification certificate, but what you have really learned. If you have done any work in college, you must add it to your resume and talk about how to benefit from it. Although resume alone can't guarantee your first job, it may still be a stepping stone, so to make resume an attractive sales tool, you can sell yourself.