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| Hands on experience
Many students have had little or no paid work experience. You may not have first-hand experience in a particular field. For example, you apply for a sales position but have never sold anything in your life. However, you may have some of the relevant skills such as:
- receiving a visitor/client, listening, explaining, convincing, etc.
- interpersonal relations
- reaching objectives
- motivation, ambition
Many curricular or extracurricular experiences can demonstrate skills:
Classroom activities (e.g. case studies, business simulations, role plays, lab work, tests).
- problem solving
- teamwork
- time and people management
Associations
- budget, people, and time management
- motivation, willingness
- responsibilities
- team work
Community/Volunteer work
- care about others
- willingness and motivation
Internships
- development of more technical, managerial and professional skills
Study or work abroad
- adaptability, flexibility, mobility
- use of a foreign language
- foreign culture and intercultural awareness
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