#new grad

[metaphors-and-cats]

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MSOT (Catherine’s Version) ☺️

#tsselfienight #new grad #sorry im hella late #speak now tv

[dreamonbrittany-blog]

#nurse appreciation #registered nurse #health #artistic #national nurse week #colorful #nurselife #nurse #nurse joy #cardiology #nursing #doctors #new grad #etsygifts #etsysale #etsy #etsysmallbusiness #artists on etsy

[sarcasticbabywhispererjess]

Ahh, the naïveté of new grads.

#nurblr #nursing humor #new grad #I had orientees at the end of their orientation the last 3 nights #they figured I probably can’t screw them up at this point of their training #so it was safe to put them with me #it’s fine #I’m not a great teacher anyway #but I’m generally a pretty good resource #it may have also been a test since I applied to be a support nurse again

[toyotaofclermont]

The best Toyotas for new college grads

Congrats! You - or your college student - put in the hard work and now they're reaping the benefits. Why not help them start this newest phase in their life by putting them behind the wheel of a new Toyota? Here are some of the Clermont Toyotas we think are the best new cars for college grads... and don't forget to ask about our college grad rebate program!

Toyota Tacoma: Versatile enough for both city and off the pavement, the new Toyota Tacoma is a perfect new car for college grads. this adaptable truck boasts off-road capabilities lie four-wheel drive and active traction control, while also offering a sleek SofTex-trimmed cab and top-of-the-line tech like Sirius XM-Satellite Radio and cloud-based navigation.

Toyota RAV4: Help your new college grad transition into adulthood by putting them behind the wheel of a safe and sporty new SUV (but also giving them the gift of something incredibly fuel-efficient). The Clermont Toyota RAV4 meets the bill with seating for 4 and 40 cubic feet of cargo space in the rear, while still offering drivers 27/35 mpg. It also comes in a hybrid for an even cleaner and more fuel-efficient performance.

Toyota 86: Go ahead - treat yo self. The new Toyota 86 offers sports car style and performance without the sports car price tag. This sleek and teched-out coupe has a 2.4L 4-Cylinder Boxer Engine under the hood and comes in either manual or automatic, your choice. It's track-ready but still safe enough to take on city streets and look really, really good while doing it.

Toyota Camry Hybrid: Does your new grad have a long commute ahead of them? Make it as efficient as possible by putting them behind the wheel of a new Toyota Camry Hybrid. This classic sedan offers an incredible fuel economy of 51/53 mpg while still retaining the qualities that have made it a best-seller for decades - reliability, safety, and convenience.

Ready to get your new grad into the driver's seat? Call Toyota of Clermont today at [phone] to schedule a test drive AND learn more about our college grad rebate program. We're open seven days a week at 16851 State Road 50!

#toyota tacoma #toyota camry #toyota gr86 #toyota rav4 #new toyotas #best cars for grads #graduation #new grad #college graduate #college grad rebate #toyota rebates #congrats

[wayward-styxxx]

Soooo I’m new in my career and I’m realizing that a corporate 9-5 life may not be for me…

I’m currently remote (for now)and the office politics still seem to creep in and It doesn’t help that these jobs are combining like 7 positions into one, but then paying ridiculously low salaries.

I want to be able to travel when I want, dress how I want, and just be myself. I also don’t like how I have to work for like 7+ hours straight. Even if I finish everything, I still have to look like I’m doing something or somebody will find something else for me to do. Like why does work have to take the whole day? Like when are people supposed to live? After retirement?you’re in school for most of your life and then you’re just supposed to work 40+ hours a week until you’re 65 and then you get time to yourself? Nah.

Sorry if this seems childish, but that’s just how I feel right now. I need to figure some shit out because this is just not it!

#workforce #new grad #i’m tired #9 to 5 #antiwork #corporate job #i don’t dream of labor

[atomicchopshopbread]

Applying for jobs as a new grad is a whole separate level of hell. Like the jobs I’m “qualified” for I don’t actually feel qualified. I feel like people are just going to laugh me away😭

And don’t even get me started on potential interviews

#my interview outfit is cute tho #job hunt #new grad #I wanna be a housewife #I wanna be a mentally I’ll housewife who locks herself in her bedroom for days at a time to write

[feral-possum-posting]

Hey you. New grad SWE. Breath. Unclench your jaw. Take a 15 minute break. No, the last few minutes you spent on your phone avoiding a task does not count. I mean go outside if you can, and breath. And don't start counting those minutes until you're outside either.

Think about the last chat you had with your manager. Did they seem upset with your progress or your speed?

If you answered no, then good. Take the breather. You're here, you're hired, you've done it. You have a lifetime to get to where you want to be.

If you answered yes, think harder. Did they say, "you aren't writing code fast enough?" Or did they maybe ask, "how can we unblock you?" That's a normal question. Projects slip. For everyone, everywhere.

Are you stuck, and stressed? Ask questions. Never *stop* asking questions. Ask them till you're dead in the ground. I don't care if someone already explained it to you. It's okay. I've explained the same thing 5 times to a coworker, and I'll happily explain another 100. Ive asked the same question 200 times, and maybe on 201 will stick!

You've got this, and I'm proud of you. I hope you're proud of yourself.

#software dev #programming #computer science #new grad #swe #faang #its not fang anymore is it #whatever idk #stuff i wish someone said to me 5 years ago

[addierose444]

Not Back to Campus: Fall 2023

I know it’s a bit of a weird title, but had I not already graduated, today would be my first day back on campus. I know it may seem crazy early, but my former campus job in ResLife always required us to return well before classes began for training and later to welcome the incoming first-years. And while I’ve had a great first few weeks of work and am very excited about the life I’m creating here, I’m genuinely sad that I’m not back at Smith right now. I always knew that back-to-school season would feel weird this year as I’ve been a student for as long as I can remember. While the not being a student part still hasn’t fully hit me, it’s just been difficult not to be reuniting with my college friends right now. 

Speaking of Smith, this week’s post was supposed to be about the Seattle Smith Club Summer Picnic. However, it was unfortunately canceled due to poor air quality. This was very disappointing to me as I’d been looking forward to this event for the past three weeks and had already prepared an orzo salad. 

Fortunately, some fellow Smith engineers and I managed to make a last-minute plan to meet up at Nana's Green Tea instead. I ordered the cold brewed Uji-Cha, which to be honest was extremely bitter and required me to request some sugar. It’s okay though as the actual purpose of the trip was to visit with friends. I will say that going to Seattle the last two weekends has been a lot of fun and pretty easy (aside from the knee scrape last weekend), but returning to Redmond in the evening has been a lot more of a pain as I’ve needed to take multiple busses and wait quite a while at the bus stops. With that said, I’m really glad that I chose to live here in Redmond as my commute to work is very easy and I feel much safer here. 

While I can’t help but miss my Smith friends, it has been nice reuniting with folks I interned with last summer. On Friday night I met up with a fellow new grad for dinner at Shinya Shokudo where I ordered the karrage and tonkatsu. 

#smith college #new grad #seattle

[allgrillskool]

If new grads were honest: Interview

Tbh, I didn't really put much effort in finding this job...

The salary looked good enough to spare a bit more energy

I may or may not have had a few shots of vodka at the time I sent my application

I need experience to get the job that I want but also they won't hire me to get the experience for the job that I want

I have to start somewhere

You called first

#new grad #university #job hunting

[maizyarchy]

Navigating the Entry Level Engineer Career Market Part 2

Continuing my series on advice for new grads seeking entry-level engineering roles, this post will be about finding roles that interest you. This is based on my experience looking for entry level roles in biotech and pharmaceutical companies upon graduating with my BS in biomedical engineering. (more…) “”

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#biomedical engineering #bme #entry level engineer #job search #medtech #new grad #UCI

[prettypettypariah]

I can’t believe I’m not in school anymore! This is truly insane!!!

#rrts #new grad #respiratorytherapist #blackgirlmagic #respiratory

[dreamonbrittany-blog]

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#registered nurse #RN #new grad #nregradrn #resumetemplate #resume #template #nursing #bsn #adn #msn #careers

[random2908]

Looks like there’s about to be drama in the nuclear fusion world again.

#I know so many people--myself included--who thought about going into fusion research in undergrad or grad #and then looked and it and were like... maybe not #which means I don't really know the personalities involved enough to give you a blow-by-blow #I'm just seeing what's in the mainstream lay news and I can see that storm coming

[ecbee]

Heading into the new year, it’s important to take a moment to be grateful for what you have, and where you’re at as you set goals for 2023.

Don’t forget the present while pining for the future 🤍

Art by @madebynelson on IG and Twitter

#gratitude #slow living #aesthetic #grad student #gradblr #studblr #pause #yoga #mindfulness #mindfulthinking #minimalist #new year

[oatzmeal]

cloudy days in new york

#photography #nyc #new york city #aesthetic #study #university #college #student #study aesthetic #study blog #studyspo #study motivation #studyblr #grad student #new york aesthetic #soft academia #soft academia aesthetic #light academia #light academia aesthetic #coffee #matcha #flowers #scenery #manhattan #spring #plants

[skwpr]

10 Reasons Why Studying is Hard

1 . You don’t know WHY

You don’t know why you have to study. You don’t know your true purpose.

Let me inform you: You have to study because this is the stage in life where you create a foundation of all the basic knowledge you need and learn all sorts of things.

In the next stage, you get to choose what career path you want to take. That is why you should think about your “WHY”.

I am studying because I want to study every day and be prepared for my exams.

2 . You don’t know HOW to study

If you are like my brother, then you don’t know how to study.

Somehow, when we join high school, nobody really teaches us how to study.

Studying involves using different tactics to understand and remember things for the future, or for exams.

You need to learn to memorize.

This is how I memorize things for my exams:

I condense my notes into a few tiny words (summarizing)

I memorize these little words by:

Writing them over and over again

Closing my eyes and remembering them

Testing myself by writing the words again

3 . You are not studying at the right time

Are you a morning person or a night person?

Do you feel energized at 10 am or 10 pm?

These are questions you need to ask yourself to learn why studying is hard for you.

You need the answers to these questions in order to actually study.

4 . You don’t study every day

Alright, you don’t have to study every day.

But that doesn’t mean you only study at 1 am the night before the exam!

That is not smart at all. How are you supposed to teach yourself 3 months-worth of work in a few caffeine-spurred hours?

Stop making studying hard! Just study a little every day.

5 . You don’t have motivation to study

You can’t study at all because you don’t motivate yourself to study.

That is sometimes an excuse because here is the secret: Action comes before motivation, not the other way round.

Stop waiting for the right moment to come down from the sky like clouds parting and the sun shining down on you.

Just open your book right now and read it.

6 . You have some bad habits

If you can’t study at all, maybe you need to study your own habits.

Get a notebook and begin to track every single thing you do in a day. I would advise tracking habits after every hour.

Then you will begin to notice that you are doing some bad habits that make studying hard for you.

7 . You can’t focus on studying

Studying is hard for you and you can’t study at all because you can’t focus on studying.

My advice for you is to sit down and ask yourself why you can’t focus on studying and find a solution to that.

8 . You don’t have fun while studying

Studying to you is probably boring work!

You need to make studying appealing and inviting so you will feel motivated to study.

9 . You don’t know any study hacks

Everyone has their own study hacks.

You probably don’t. That is why studying is hard for you.

You need come up with a personal game plan for how you plan to get good grades on your next test.

10 . You are just plain lazy

Maybe you are just lazy. Everyone gets lazy once in a while. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get off your butt right now and start studying.

Do the least you can possibly do. Open your book and plan to learn just one thing today.

Remember only you can go deep inside and find out why you can’t study or why you never feel like studying. Ask yourself these questions.

That is how you will begin to create a good mindset that will help you to study.

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