Employers focus on skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and others that can be developed across multiple disciplines.
Career path can be tilted. It will be acceptable and even beneficial to try new works, new roles, and industries.
While financial stability is important, other things matter too, like personal fulfillment, growth, and a supportive environment for work.
Networking allows you to learn more about the industry, meet mentors, and open doors for new opportunities and add skills of having a basic professional conversation.
While paid internships help financially, unpaid ones are valuable as they help in skills development and give one networking opportunities.
Great academic records are important, but focusing on practical skills is valuable too. As only marks cannot lead to great company recruitment.
Job satisfaction changes, and it's important to focus on work that matches your current interest in the work field.
There is no universal deadline for achievement. Instead of comparing yourself to others, focus on consistent effort, learning from setbacks, and personal growth.
Focus on developing valuable skills and exploring different fields. Passion can often expand as you gain expertise and find meaning in your work.