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May 14, 2021

Resume examples to get the perfect job.

When searching for a job, either if it is for the first time, to find another one, or to get a new beginning in the professional journey, the resume ends up being the tool for professionals. Honestly, I am not really passionate about creating a Resume. At university there were guide courses that can help you to fill out a resume. For the first time, I was kind of lost of where to start, if I didn't have any work experience. So it was recommended to add any extra activities that I have done. I faced writing resumes for the university to apply to international exchange programs, as well as for internships. I remember that I tried a little when I was in Pforzheim to apply for internships. Coming back to Mexico that time, I needed to find one so I sit down again to try to fill the resume. What skills to I have to fill out my own resume? As a student, I had experience with student groups, the international exchange participation and the extra languages. So that was a start. But to be "professional", of course there are companies who might look for a professional experience in the department that it is being searched. And the eternal question arise for the new ones, how I will get experience if I don't get a job, and how I will get a job if I don't have experience. I eventually got a non-paid internship that helped out to gain at least 5 months of experience. It was a part-time internship, but it did helped to learn more about a consulting business. When I aimed to go back to Germany, I needed to create a resume for the Hochschule Heilbronn. So I did a simple resume. Then, when doing my master studies, I eventually needed to find a job to be able to earn some money while living in Germany, of course. So I went again back to the adventure and created a resume in German. Quite a challenge, isn't? Find here the <a href="https://barrazacarlos.com/resume-examples/">Resume Examples</a>.

May 14, 2021

How to create a professional development plan.

Either at the start of the career or after some years on the same job position, some people might start thinking what would be the steps that I should take for my future. And it is normal that when finishing the university or when a professional has the feeling of a career change, the unknown of the future comes by. Why are people getting anxious about the future? I also had the same anxiety of what decision to take when I finished my career. In that time, I had the questions of either searching for a job at Monterrey, or coming back home and work at the family business. Of course as a 24 year old, we are supposed to be a bit more mature, but the thing is that we actually are not. And we might never really mature more than usual. But as we get older, and different professional ways start to come out, we deal we the uncertainity. Do we really have to decide what to do for our rest of our lives when we finish university? Or if we back a bit more, does deciding what we will study will define ourselves? Certainly, not. That is why change exist. But some might have the feeling that they have to decide now in order to follow a perfect career. Unless you are fully aware of the future that you want at 18, then go ahead. But as I have seen and lived by myself, change is a constant in people’s life. And for me it is perfectly fine to decide a drastical change when you feel you need to make a change. Sometimes it may be scary to take an unknown path on a professional level, but sometimes it is also a way where you can further develop yourself in new skills. For some people who search for how to create a professional development plan, my recommendation is easy. Visualize what are the things that you want and move forward to it. If you want to be a writer, just start writing anything. In my opinion, nobody has to tell you what are you meant to be. But if you start working, behaving and developing yourself as if you are in the position that you want, you will slowly build up yourself to be who you want to become. If you find obstacles on your way, either keep trying or go around. Your inner person already knows what type of professional career you want. It might be at certain industry, or a specific job position, or as well an entrepreneur. Remember that a plan is worthless if there is no action. So, when I graduated I didn’t knew that I was going to end up having experience in one of the top 50 companies in Germany. But my actions of desiring having again an international experience, working at the family business and saving up money, applying for 3 masters, beind accepted in 1 and then landing in a student job where the ones who made possible to achieve one of the greatest proffesional experiences I had. Another advice: yes, you can give up one day, but don’t wake up the next day giving up on the dreams that you have. Life brings up changes, and we never know what the future brings. How about now to aim into being an international entrepreneur. That could be one of my new desires. Work, faith and patience. Read more on: <a href="https://barrazacarlos.com/professional-development-plan/">Professional Development Plan</a>.

May 14, 2021

Technology in education: a fundamental pillar of student growth.

One taco dinner with a friend who works at a college, we were discussing about the whole pandemic situation and how it turned out to be a driver of technology. Certainly, external situations could be strong drivers of change, and educational technology was not left behind. As we kept discussing during dinner, she told me her experience about the youngsters having plenty experience creating Tik Toks, Snapchats, and Instastories, but when it come out to educational technology, they were behind. So, does the coming generations are really being digital native. Knowing the social media platforms is for sure not a certificate that people actually know how to use technology. As technology keeps improving, and it becomes the major collaboration and working tool for businesses, it should also be properly taught at schools. The current discussion if universities are actually properly teaching what businesses are requiring shows that probably universities should adopt the use of business technologies. In my experience, the main and most common software that was used was Office. At university, we all have used Word, PowerPoint and Excel. But certainly, there are businesses that require advanced Excel skills that actually students don’t know. If we start going further on more advanced systems such as ERPs, CRMs, POS, and more management software, then this ones are mainly only experienced when working at a company. And in developer languages, then probably we don’t have to talk about Python, R, PHP and other programming languages that will turn out more difficult for non techies. So, which technology should be taught at least in schools? Certainly, I am in favor that universities should stop having too much theory, and start developing more tech skills in any kind of career. At least the time invested during college or university, should not be spent to learn while already having a job or a business. Technology in education is more than just file sharing softwares, it should build up collaboration between peers. Read more on: <a href="https://barrazacarlos.com/technology-in-education/">Technology in Education</a>.

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