Talk to others who are working in the job you believe you want to do. Network with everyone you come into contact with. Develop a resume that sells your skills and experiences. Identify the activities that support your career choice, professional organizations, and honors. Include the type, place, and activities including internships that demonstrate leadership responsibility and hands-on experience.
Feedback is essential to developing the best resume possible.
Don't take the interview lightly. Remember, the purpose of a job search is to get taken seriously by interviewers who have the power to hire you. You never have a second chance to make a good first impression. Make sure you know the name and title of the interviewer, the company, its reputation, and its competitors. Practice the interview process by arranging to participate in videotaped mock interviews.