You’ve done the hard part; you’ve started building your network. You’ve gone to events, joined groups, and connected with classmates, coworkers, and mentors. But once the introductions are over and the inbox quiets down, then what?
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You’ve probably heard of the 4 Ps of marketing—product, price, place, and promotion. But when it comes to launching the most important product of all (your career), it’s time for a remix.
You’ve updated your resume, nailed your interview responses, and sent out applications—now what? If you’re a recent grad or young professional still navigating your next steps, summer is the perfect time to build momentum. From hands-on projects to skill-building and travel, here are eight creative ways to grow your career—even if you don’t have a full-time job (yet).
Networking often feels like a buzzword, but at its core, it’s about building meaningful relationships that can help you grow your career. Whether you’re a student, recent grad, or early professional, networking isn’t about collecting contacts—it’s about connecting with people who can inspire, guide, and support your career journey.
Ask the Coach: I don’t have an internship or job lined up this summer and am worried about falling behind. What can I do to make my summer count? Don’t panic — a summer without a job or internship doesn’t have to be a setback. With the right mindset and a strategic approach, you can turn this time into a valuable opportunity to invest in your future career potential.