Sending out a CV for your first job application


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Even if you're fresh out of university and don't think you meet all the requirements of a job advertisement, calling the company can sometimes open doors. Photo: dpa

Students often put a lot of pressure on themselves. How are you supposed to find a job if you don't have good grades? And who will hire you if you come around the corner with a master's degree in orchids?

However, these worries are often unfounded, and changing career is more common than ever. In a situation where there is a shortage of skilled workers, many companies are open to applicants who don't completely match the job ad in every respect.

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