The Guardian newspaper has published detailed advice on the skills and qualities graduates should possess on leaving leaving university to equip them to enter the world of work. Thinking ahead is essential and leaving it until you're sitting in front of a blank computer screen trying to write your CV for a graduate job may well be too late to assess the qualities you've got to offer.
"From day one students should see the start of university as the start of their working life," says Dan Hawes, co-founder of the Graduate Recruitment Bureau. "Think of the skills you need to have when you finish university in three or four years time and then work backwards, so you're hoarding skills each year."
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