How To Find A Job After College离开校园后如何找工作
A college degree is a key to the future. But which door do you want to unlock? Choosing a career can seem overwhelming, but it can be as simple as following a few steps, making a few phone calls and doing a little homework.

Step 1: Ask Yourself（多问问自己）
Career counselors and personality tests can help you focus on what's right for you. Ask yourself -- what do I love so much I'd do it for free? What am I good at? What type of personality do I have? The answers will lead you to a satisfying job.

Step 2: Keep An Open Mind（保持开阔的心态）
Just about any degree -- even accounting and law -- offers more possibilities than most college graduates realize. And some careers have many paths. For instance, career expert and author of "Cool Careers For Dummies" Marty Nemko points out there are many different kinds of attorneys. Some spend a lot of time in court, others work on contracts.
Most Likely To Get Hired:
Teachers
Accountants
Computer Engineers
Registered Nurses
Retail Salespersons

Step 3: Job Shop（你希望工作能给予你什么）
Salary and benefits are just two parts of a much larger equation. Think about where you want to work, who you want to work with, the type of environment you like, travel and opportunities for advancement. After you've narrowed it down, contact someone who's working in the field that interests you. Your university alumni office can help you find a professional who's willing to answer your questions. Ask them what it takes to be successful in the field, the best things about the job and the drawbacks.
What To Consider:
Salary
Benefits
Job Location
Work Environment
Travel
Advancement Possibilities

Step 4: Good Company（好公司是什么样的）
To pick the organization you want to work for… skip the corporate website. Instead... research the Best Companies to Work For lists. Read newspaper and magazine articles for the low-down on how those companies are doing. Don't settle... You'll never get a second chance to choose your first job. And you can do it!
Fortune Magazine Top Employers 2008
•Google
•Quicken Loans
•Wegmans Food Markets
•Edward Jones
•Genentch
•Cisco Systems
•Starbucks
•Qualcomm
•Goldman Sachs
•Methodist Hospital System

Biggest Entry-Level Employers:
•Enterprise Rent-A-Car
•Americorps
•Walgreen's
•Internal Revenue Service