Happy Grad Kristina Prescott - Work It Daily

Glad Grad Kristina Prescott - Work It Daily Age: 23 Graduation Date: 2013 Major: Social Work School: University of New Hampshire Current Position: Respite Coordinator with the Family Support group at Community Partners Q: What was your greatest dread about leaving school and entering this present reality? Getting a new line of work utilizing my degree. Q: What five words would you use to clarify your pursuit of employment as an ongoing graduate? I had a temporary position with Community Partners, and was extended to my present employment opportunity position toward the finish of my entry level position. In spite of the fact that I didn't need to scan for an all-encompassing timeframe for an occupation, five words that would clarify my pursuit of employment were: cheerful, nerve-wracking, on edge, energized, and stressed. Q: What is it about your circumstance now that makes you an upbeat graduate? There are a couple of reasons why I am a 'glad graduate.' I am working with an office that offers various projects and open doors for individuals who are qualified with us. I work intimately with families, which is something I have consistently delighted in, and I work with an extraordinary group of individuals who are an incredible emotionally supportive network. Q: What are the best things about your present job? Consistently is something other than what's expected (which can be both acceptable and awful). I have a decent blend between 'office work' and getting out to see families. I feel like the program I am associated with is something families truly advantage from and find accommodating. Q: What exhortation would you give late graduates today about leaving school, and finding a profession and life they love? Try sincerely and seek after what your interests are. In the event that you are hands on chase, go to all meetings that intrigue you, yet don't make due with something in the event that it doesn't 'feel' right. Take risks and don't be reluctant to propel yourself. Get as much understanding as possible! On the off chance that you are hands on chase, go to any meetings that intrigue you, yet don't agree to something on the off chance that it doesn't 'feel' right. Q: What are probably the best things about being an ongoing graduate? No schoolwork! Having leisure time to do whatever, and investing more energy with loved ones. Have you joined our profession development club?Join Us Today!