I spent time looking at posted positions in the newspapers and at Student Employment Services. This program, open to recent graduates who are actively looking for work, provides you with the job search tools needed to access the hidden job market. This information I gleaned from this program helped me find this position. Engineering is an excellent field. Technology is always developing and every project keeps you interested, as they are always different.
People are also very kind and helpful.
Could be, but these students are talking about their experiences with the Career Mentor Program. The Career Mentor Program, now entering its tenth year of operation, helps students explore the world of work. The concept is simple. Students are matched up with career mentors, many of them University of Manitoba alumni, for informational interviews. While gleaning hints and advice from the experts, students also have the chance to make contacts and hone their interview skills.