University life can be said to be a simulation of what we will be facing after we graduate and establish our careers. The current trend now is that companies, organizations and many other bodies are usually looking for students who are, not only bright, but have the skills and the ability to propel them towards their objective.
That is exactly what you can gain by joining a society. The soft skills that you will learn will also be the same that you will depend on throughout your career.
The art of negotiating, presenting and critically thinking of how to get what you want, when you want it.
Yes, as students we should prioritize our studies. And participating in a society helps you to juggle that AND other duties.
Just like your parents, with their jobs, the family and even raising kids like you (pun intended).
Look at it like a practice for life to come.
Afraid?
Don't think.
Just come for the interview. It's worth a try right?
See you guys there. :)
That is exactly what you can gain by joining a society. The soft skills that you will learn will also be the same that you will depend on throughout your career.
The art of negotiating, presenting and critically thinking of how to get what you want, when you want it.
Yes, as students we should prioritize our studies. And participating in a society helps you to juggle that AND other duties.
Just like your parents, with their jobs, the family and even raising kids like you (pun intended).
Look at it like a practice for life to come.
Afraid? Don't think.
Just come for the interview. It's worth a try right?
See you guys there. :)
