Working as a career ambassador at the Career Development Center (CDC) has been an incredible learning experience for me. I've honed several essential soft skills that will be invaluable in my future career. For instance, my communication skills have improved significantly through interacting with diverse students and professionals, allowing me to articulate ideas clearly and listen actively. Additionally, my problem-solving abilities have been sharpened by assisting peers in identifying their career goals and developing strategies to achieve them. I've also become more adept at time management, balancing my responsibilities at the CDC with my academic workload. Furthermore, my leadership skills have grown as I take on more responsibilities and guide fellow students through various career development activities. These soft skills are not only enhancing my current role but are also preparing me for future professional success.
Here are a few specific skills I've honed during my time at the CDC:
Communication
Interacting with a diverse range of students and professionals has significantly improved my ability to articulate ideas clearly and listen actively. Whether I’m presenting at workshops or providing one-on-one guidance, my communication skills have become a major asset.
Problem-solving
Helping peers identify their career goals and develop strategies to achieve them has sharpened my problem-solving abilities. I've learned to analyze different situations, think critically, and come up with innovative solutions that cater to individual needs.
Time Management
Balancing my responsibilities at the CDC with my academic workload has taught me the importance of time management. I've become proficient at prioritizing tasks, meeting deadlines, and efficiently managing multiple projects simultaneously.
Leadership and Teamwork
Taking on leadership roles within the CDC has been a transformative experience. I've guided fellow students through various career development activities, collaborated on team projects, and led initiatives that have positively impacted the student community.
Networking and Relationship Building
Being at the CDC has provided numerous opportunities to network with industry professionals, alumni, and fellow students. Building and maintaining these relationships has been crucial, teaching me the value of professional networking and how to nurture these connections.
These skills have not only enhanced my current role but are also equipping me for future professional success. The CDC has been instrumental in helping me develop a well-rounded skill set that employers highly value.By-
Name : Md. Nazmul Khan Shihab
ID: 222-27-038
Department of Real Estate
