Instead of accepting an internship that forces you to do things that are not allined with where you want to go, what have you created your own internship? You're basically creating your own game. And it's a game of one, so it makes it much, much easier for you to win. "It's far, far more valuable to see your thaw process here than to try to read about it on a resume," he says.
Austin shares what you can do as a student who has “bad” grades, “bad” internships, or the “wrong” major!
Time Stamped Show Notes:
[0:30] - Austin had “bad” grades, only one small internship, and the “wrong” major
[1:52] - You have an opportunity to get creative
[3:42] - You can create your own internship
[5:18] - Start freelancing to generate experience
[6:36] - Build a passion project in public
Have questions about how to overcome “bad” grades, “bad” internships, or the “wrong” major? Text them to Austin at (201) 479-9511.
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