ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What do you think makes you 'employable'? Good grades? A pretty portfolio? The right connections? All these things help, but there is a lot more to it! This week I'm chatting with Volker Janssen, the Employment and Information Programs Officer at Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia. Listen in to discover what YOU can do to make yourself irresistible to potential employers, even if you have little or no work experience! Show notes at www.designdrawspeak.com/038.
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