Mechanical Eng. with no experience

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For recent mechanical engineering graduates without work experience, it's crucial to effectively showcase relevant skills and coursework on your resume. Highlighting any past jobs, regardless of their relevance, demonstrates an understanding of workplace dynamics. Engaging in college career fairs can connect graduates with recruiters who are open to hiring entry-level candidates. Seeking unpaid internships can also provide valuable experience. Utilizing university career services for resume assistance and job search strategies is recommended. A GPA of 3.4 is a positive aspect to include, enhancing the overall appeal to potential employers.
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Mechanical Eng. with no experience !

I just got my BS in mech eng. But I do not have any work experience related to Mech Eng.


what should I put on my resume?? Will employers even bother to hire me ? (my gpa is 3.4)

Any suggestions would help.
 
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williamx11373 said:
what should I put on my resume?
All the usual stuff, like past jobs (any job shows that you at least know how jobs in general work-the whole reliability, politics, etc.), related coursework, special skills, etc.

Go to your colleges career fairs and give your resume to the recruiters; they're expecting people with no experience for the types of jobs they're trying to fill. Look for some unpaid internships for recent grads.
 


Speak to your university careers service, most will still give advice after graduation and they can help you draft a CV and identify areas of employment.
 


Congrats and good luck
 

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