What do students and alumni need to prepare?
Entering the world of work isn't just about getting a job after graduating. For students and alumni, the work world is a process that requires preparation, adaptability, and the will to continue learning. The increasingly diverse rivalries make a person not only rely on diploma, but also need to have skills and experiences that suit industrial needs. For students, preparing for the job world, it's better to start when you're still in college. One of the steps that can be done is to participate in internship, practice in the field (PKL), organizations, intelligence, and various activities that can increase experience. From those activities, students can learn to work together in teams, communicate, solve problems, and understand how the working environment actually works. In addition to experience, students also need to start building abilities that are relevant to areas that want to be visited. Technical skills or hard skills are important, but soft skills like communication, cooperation, time management, responsibility and adaptability are also an important part of the workforce. Combination between technical and soft skills can help students be better prepared when facing recruiting and when already working. The other thing that doesn't matter is preparing documents and professional identities. Students and alumni need to have a nice, neat CV to fit in with the position proposed. If it has any organizational experience, internship, project, certification, or achievement, terrestrial things
