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CST341 Post #1 After interviewing a person working at the UNCG library, my view of the given job type and requirements to work such a job are largely unchanged, however learning new things is always a positive thing. The job in question is the student assistant/deck work position, which I have an interest in getting while on campus in the next couple years as a student because of how easy it would be to get there and the nature of the work you would do in a library. One question I asked him is how he feels about the need for his job or industry in the future, and the response was interesting and showed that he values the work he does. He said that physical books are and always will be part of a society, and that the need to maintain knowledge is important. Personally, I agree with this opinion. As someone who probably uses their phone too much, there is a time and place for it. If I go to a restaurant and instead of menus they have a QR code to scan, it's an immediate bad sign and will leave you wishing that you had a physical copy. Another question I asked was what skills someone would need to possess to be successful at his job, and he said that the most important thing is being open to everyone and having a relaxed demeanor. When in a library, the atmosphere is typically a less professional setting, while still maintaining a formal touch. He said that if you can match the aura of the setting it will make things much easier for everyone involved, and leave people with a good view of you.

"Excited to share that I've just completed an insightful online course on FRAUD DETECTION AND PREVENTION! 🚀 It was a fantastic learning experience, and I can't wait to apply what I've learned to my work. Grateful for the opportunity to continuously grow and develop my skills. Cheers to lifelong learning! #ProfessionalDevelopment #OnlineLearning #ContinuousImprovement"

Some early career advice from one of my first legal mentors: just find ways to be helpful. There are plenty of other learned skills and habits that go into being a value add for clients, but this basic tip really stuck with me.

Completed the course which is really effective for our daily professional Life.

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The team at Cobram Seconday College really understand that graduates are at the beginning of their professional journey. Like all educators, this profession is one of continuous growth and development. I love this video which illustrates how they welcome and support new teachers. I was also delighted to feature a podcast with Kimberley Tempest on our new Mentoring for Professionals program. Contact me for more information #unimelb #edumelb #mentoring

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I just joined the USC Trojan Network, connecting alumni to each other and to USC students to provide career advice! Are you also interested in either becoming a mentor or receiving career insights from fellow Trojans? USC alumni can join USC's Trojan Network today at usc.peoplegrove.com!