4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting My First Job After College

Welcome to my channel! In this video, I’m sharing the four essential things I wish I knew before starting my first job after college. Whether you're a recent graduate entering consulting, investment banking, private equity, software engineering, or any other field, these tips will help you navigate the transition from college to the professional world more smoothly.
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[@earlyadmit]

I love the content man!

[@KarimaJouali-bd5er]

Very interesting
I love it

[@aboubakrelmajid9101]

Great content as always! I couldn't agree more with the social life section, it does play a big role both in the short and long term.

[@RAWLINE]

A few weeks into my job, and i can't disagree with the social part and imapctful projects, hard working is the 80% that gets you 20% of the results XD

[@jumbolarge108]

My advice: Don’t work 60 hours a week for anyone but yourself.