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Your career.Your future. Discover and apply your passion

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How to position yourself for success after graduation. Find your passion, determine your differentiating factor and commit to a rewarding career in interior design.

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Page 1: Advice for graduating students

Your career. Your future.Discover and apply your passion

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“ I have no special talents. I am passionately curious.”

~ Albert Einstein

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NEW REALITY

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About the ADP National Employment Report® The ADP National Employment Report®, sponsored by ADP®, was developed and is maintained by Macroeconomic Advisers, LLC. It is a measure of employment derived from an anonymous subset of roughly 500,000 U.S. business clients. During 2011, this subset averaged about

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Source: Automatic Data Processing, Inc., Macroeconomic Advisers, LLC.

Chart 3. Growth of Private Nonfarm Employment, by Size of Payroll*

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Source: Automatic Data Processing, Inc., Macroeconomic Advisers,

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EMPLOYMENT& WAGES

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Job OutlookYo

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rData obtained from Bureau of Labor Statistics

“Employment of interior designers is expected to grow by 19 percent from 2010 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations. Designers will be needed to respond to consumer expectations that the interiors of homes and offices meet certain conditions, such as being environmentally friendly or more easily accessible.”

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Average PayYo

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rData obtained from Bureau of Labor Statistics

Median annual wage for interior designers in architectural, engineering, and related services was $51,990 in May 2010,

• Architectural, engineering, and related services $51,990• Specialized design services $45,280• Construction $44,350• Furniture and home furnishings stores $40,320• Building material and supplies dealers $38,720

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What are you good at?

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• graphic software knowledge• photography skills• advanced design software skills• social media understanding and applicable

experience• reliable team member• writing/communications skills• task-oriented drive• sales-driven personality• business acumen

Differentiators

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• Competition• Achiever• Ideation

STRENGTH FINDER

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Self-AssessmentGet to Know Yourself

Start your journey by understanding yourself and your relationship with your community and your world. Being simply true to yourself is not enough. You are one but only one, surrounded by your family, friends, and the world at large. Innovation needs to start with you, but involves more than you. Leave the “I” behind and start thinking about “We.”

www.innovationyou/assessments

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What are you not so good at?

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• Know your brand (Passion, values, strengths, story)

• Share your story (Tell everyone you know)

• Don’t sit at your desk all day (Interact, build a brand)

• Invest time and money in your brand (“I see you everywhere” effect)

• Leverage social media and networking (We all have the same amount of time – time is no excuse! )

The Brand of You

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MOVING YOUR BRAND

ONLINE

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Online presence- digital portfolio

~ Folio Link

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Online presence- digital portfolio

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~ Behance

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Online presence- digital portfolio

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Online presence- digital resume

~ Visual CV

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Online presence- LinkedIn profile

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Online presence- other resources

~ Brazen Careerist

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NETWORKNETWORK

NETWORK

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Knowing people

Network

ASIDwww.asidwi.org

IIDAwww.iidawi.org

WGBAwww.wgba.org

Chamber of Commerce

NKBAwww.nkbawi.org

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