Find Work That Matters, On Your Schedule

Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but preparation makes all the difference:

• Research the organization before your interview
• Practice answering common questions with a friend or family member
• Dress appropriately - slightly more formal than the job would require
• Arrive 10-15 minutes early to make a good impression
• Make eye contact, speak clearly, and show enthusiasm
• Come prepared with questions about the role

Managing your time effectively is key to success:

• Use a planner or digital calendar to track assignments and work shifts
• Be honest with employers about your academic priorities
• Don't overcommit - start with fewer hours and add more if you can manage
• Communicate proactively if you need schedule adjustments during exam periods
• Use commute time efficiently for reviewing notes or listening to educational content

Stand out in your new role with these best practices:

• Always arrive on time or a few minutes early
• Dress appropriately for the workplace environment
• Limit phone use to breaks
• Ask questions when you're unsure rather than guessing
• Take initiative when you see something that needs to be done
• Be open to feedback and use it to improve