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Sr. Talent Acquisition Manager - Early and Emerging Talent @ Lowe's | HR, Recruiting, Transformative Leader | Air Force Veteran

To all our incredible Lowe's Companies, Inc. interns who have received or will soon receive full-time offers—congratulations! 🎉 As you return to college and gear up for your senior year, I want to share some tips to help you make the most of this pivotal time before you embark on your first full-time job. 1. **Stay Connected:** Keep in touch with the connections you've made during your internship. Your mentors, managers, and fellow interns can be a valuable resource and support system as you transition into your new role. 2. **Build Your Skills:** Use this year to enhance your skill set. Whether through additional coursework, certifications, or tackling projects that align with your future job, continue to invest in your professional growth. 3. **Seek Out Mentors:** Both on campus and within the company you’ll be joining, find mentors who can offer guidance and support as you prepare for your next steps. Their advice will be invaluable as you navigate the final year of college and prepare for your career. 4. **Get Involved on Campus:** Leadership roles in clubs, organizations, or volunteer work are a great way to build soft skills and enhance your resume. Plus, these experiences can help you stand out in your future career. 5. **Reflect and Plan:** Take time to reflect on what you learned during your internship. What did you enjoy? What areas do you want to explore further? Set personal and professional goals to keep you focused throughout your senior year. 6. **Network, Network, Network:** Attend career fairs, networking events, and alumni gatherings. These opportunities are not just for job hunting—they’re also great for building relationships that could benefit you down the road. 7. **Enjoy the Journey:** While preparing for the future is essential, don’t forget to enjoy your senior year. This is a special time, full of growth and new experiences; enjoy the journey. We’re excited to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish in your final year and beyond. Remember, the relationships and skills you build now will serve you well as you start your career. You got this! #lowesinterns #loweslife

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Kandi Tillman

50strong Co-Founder | Building Solutions for a Military-Ready Workforce

2mo

love it! and I'll offer for #4: "Get Involved on Campus - or OFF Campus in your Community"

Jacob Gao, ▪️ MBA ▪️ CSPO®

Believer🙏🏽✦ Husband🤵🏾♂️✦ Father 👨👩👧👦✦ Veteran🎖️✦ Lowe’s 🏡 ✦ BYU Marriott MBA 👨🏽🎓✦ 800+Credit Score💳

2mo

Very useful tips! Thank you for sharing👍🏽

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These are great advice, especially #4! Congratulations to all of the Lowe's Interns who have landed at such a great company.

Great advice Michael Piper!! Especially appreciate #4.

Kevin Schmiegel

Co-Founder and CEO of ZeroMils - Social Impact Consulting Firm - Our Mission is to Create #MilitaryThriving Cultures and Communities

2mo

Great post Michael Piper. “Enjoy the Journey” and #Thrive!

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