At the end of class on Tuesday, someone commented that the content is starting to get "real"... that the reality of finding jobs is upon many of you, or thinking about what your future career is becoming more and more of a reality, even if graduation isn't looming in the not so distant future.
If you don't have ideas for a post for this week that aligns with what we've talked about so far in class, here are some thoughts to inspire you.
What do you want to be when you grow up? That may seem like a silly, even juvenile question to consider give that you're all young adults in college, but it's something I still ponder even in a career line today. So I challenge you to think through it: What do you want to do?
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| Illustration by Raj Verma. Courtesy of Business Today. |
Beyond thinking about your future career, also think about how social media can impact your future line of work. Maybe you won't be pursuing jobs in social media management and maybe you don't aspire to be a director of communication or a content strategist, but it is very likely that social media will have some impact on your career, both positively and negatively. Begin to think through this and explain what you think in this week's post.
Another option is to make it a little less personal to your specific career and think about how social media is being used in the industry you want to go into: For example, if you're interested in food or sports or event planning, how can someone in those industries leverage social media?
As always, posts are due by 5 p.m. on Fridays. Happy Blogging!
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