At least twice in a lifetime, you will have to look for a (new) job. The newbies who are confronted with a first work-experience search it often in the friends and family circle, because it's the most logic step to more broader scale of connections through sozializing. Only friends and family are knowing your references. So search it there first.
Education is very important, even from childhood on. Parents don't need to be over-protect their child(ren) by keeping them home. A child need also a certain liberty, so they learn to communicate and handle with others in school, in related sportclubs, at birthday- and other parties, scouting, weekends with friends etc. These are important steps to adulthood on responsability, independence, team-work and ruling. That makes us who we are and curves our carreer in a certain way.
Your interests and passions are the motivations to choose a longstanding and fulfilling job in your further lifetime. That hasn't meant to be that you will be a rich person, because only those who have vision, courage, perserverance, sky-is-the-limit-mentality and the-right-person-on-the-right-place-situation can join the elite-society.
For those who wants th work in a specific company, other than in your friends/family circle, you can sent your Curriculum Vitae to your interesting targets. Your CV has to be clear and briefly: Your identity files first Work experience (from recent-detailed till first job briefly) Studies (from highest study/course till secondary school) Hobbies, abilities, talent
Searching in multi-media platforms like the Internet, news-and periodic (publicity)papers, (specialized) telephone-guides,... are also an option.
Many companies don't mention in the media that they search skilled people because they have constantly graduates in their wanting-lists, or they have spontaneous job-seekers, or they work first with employment agencies,... So feel free to make contact with them and subscribe on several employment agencies.
Don't forget to keep a feedback on the companies you've applied.
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