A huge turnout at Monroe Hall for Friday's Commerce Career Day included job-hungry University students trying to schmooze with corporate recruiters. One of the most talked about career-related events at the University, career day offers students the chance to interact with business professionals in hopes of securing internship opportunities and future job placement.
Technology is one piece.
Cobbin offered plenty of advice for people about to enter the working world. The first person to look to to be responsible for your employment is yourself. You have your own tools to do the job necessary. You have to be prepared to change with the marketplace. Recruiters said they seek the same qualities Cobbin stressed.