Job Market

Edge-crafters, Gen Z, Global Talents, Job Market

Using Your Passion as a Competitive Advantage

By: Regina F.

One of the most challenging choices students confront is deciding what career to pursue during college. A study by Ohio State University reported that around 75% of college students change their major at least once before graduation. But the question is, why does this happen? When applying to college and deciding which career to choose, students hear many opinions from their parents, friends, and family; they search through the internet and social media and receive biased information from others. Thus, all of these factors pressure students in a way that they end up choosing a career they do not actually feel passionate about. In the end, only 27% work in their field of study. 

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Global Talents, Job Market

How I am Shaping My Competitive Advantage From My Foreign Identity in The Global Job Market

By Bosen Zhang

In recent years, China has occupied the top position for sending international students to the United States; according to US Mission China, over 317,000 students have enrolled in US institutions in 2020/21 due to Chinese students’ and parents’ growing interest in the US education (2021). Sharing a similar interest, I have selected the USA as my destination for my educational journey. Determining to leave the homeland and fulfill the American Dream, I find that decision appears very accurate. I have learned so much from this new environment and society which carries lots of differences as compared to China. My limited vision has been nurtured and broadened. That is one of the reasons why I selected the USA as the first market when I graduated from the university.

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