收不到offer的我究竟該怎麼辦？（英文版）

Hi, I'm Christine. Recently, it's about the deadline hunting for a job for those who graduated by the end of 2022. There's some students ask me that they've been sending out tons of applications but didn't get any interview yet. What should I do? Well, I understand that it can be discouraging to send out many job applications and not receive any interview offers. Here are some tips that can help you improve your chances. First, review your resume and cover letter. Make sure that your resume and cover letter are well-written and tailored to the job you're applying for. Ensure that you're highlighting your relevant skills, experience, and education. Education should always be the top of your resume, and your resume should always be only one page. Second, update your portfolio. Your portfolio is your chance to showcase your work and design skills. It is the most important materials among all the application materials you've prepared. Ensure that your portfolio is up-to-date, well-organized, and showcases your best work. Make sure that the project you present aligns with the job requirements and the company's design philosophy. If not, make it up. Three, network. Reach out to your professors, classmates, and professionals in this industry. Attend some industry events and seminars, join online meetings, and connect with architects on social media such as LinkedIn. Networking can help you learn about that job opportunity and get your foot in the door. This is very important, especially to the architecture industry. Fourth, apply to smaller firms. Consider applying to smaller firms that may not have as many applicants. Smaller firms can also offer you many opportunities and help you grow as a junior designer. Five, follow up. After submitting your application, follow up with the firm to express your continued interest in the position. This shows that you are active and enthusiastic about that job. Six, consider an internship. This is not an ideal chance, but if you're having trouble finding a job, consider applying for an internship or volunteer position, as long as it can keep your OPT continuing. Also, you may consider being a TA or RA for a professor. This can help you gain experience, keep your OPT, and build your professional portfolio, while also can help you to make connections in the industry. Remember, stay positive and keep preserving it. It may take some time to find the right job, but with persistence and determination, you will find the opportunity that is suitable for you. You will find that opportunity that is right for you. We may fail for like 99 times, but remember, we only need to be successful once. Do you know the story of TFC? How it started? That's it? You only need to be successful once? Keep going. I'm here to help if you need it. I'll see you next time.