🔍 For job seekers, it liberates the restriction that you have to stay in your lane based on what you study at university. So long as you build a good portfolio and are eager to learn, your degree becomes a bonus rather than a prerequisite.

Didn't they both involve talking? What makes them different? Is networking tiring because you're actively carrying yourself professionally? Like constantly putting up your best self, hoping to build a connection that benefits you? What if it doesn't have to be tiring?

2. 💎 Career office at university is a hidden gem. Learned about Wilmar, a company dealing with agricultural products, e.g., palm oil, in Asia & Africa. It surprised me as when it comes to palm oil companies in Malaysia especially, one would only think about Sime Darby & KLK.