Class of 2024: Campus placements unsuccessful? Do not lose heart, try these avenues instead
For students graduating from colleges and universities this year, getting a job — the first for many — would be on top of their minds. And this year, the road might seem especially hard given the market trends. But looking at the broader implications of post-college life, experts say students should start imbibing the nature of career paths.
S Pasupathi, Chief Operating Officer, HirePro, says that career paths may not always be linear, and individuals can face many types of setbacks in any chosen field. Students should develop a dynamic and flexible trait. If they do not get an opportunity in campus placements, they should start exploring the numerous other career options. “The job market can be competitive, and hitches may occur, but it is essential to remain proactive, stay persistent and remain adaptable to explore alternative paths and opportunities. If a candidate’s interests have evolved or if the person is not finding opportunities in the chosen field, consider reskilling and pivoting into a different career path,” he says.
